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Elwood Riley, a towering blue-collar youth from Cleveland, sees a football scholarship to the University of Michigan as his escape from a challenging life. Elwood Reid explores the complexities of masculinity and the harsh realities of shattered dreams in this compelling debut novel. The narrative delves into the emotional struggles faced by American men, revealing the violence and disappointment that often accompany their aspirations. Reid's storytelling captures the raw essence of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.