It's Not Mean If It's True

Through a blend of humor and personal anecdotes, the author explores the complexities of queer identity and societal norms. Tackling controversial topics, he critiques the state of gay pride while reflecting on his own experiences, from feeling overshadowed by Cher's fame to humorous high school escapades. His essays, such as "Rite of Passage," delve into themes of masculinity and parenthood, encouraging readers to introspect while delivering sharp wit. The collection promises both laughter and thought-provoking insights into the queer experience.