ASIN: B00O82G23U
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Pages: 182
The Bible Belt has never been a good place to be out. In Greenbow, Alabama, a town only on the map for a fictional character and a town lost in a haze of Good Christian Family Values, it’s especially dangerous to fall in love, especially for the protagonist of The Feeling of Humanity, a radically passionate teenage rebel known as Ellis Hastings. She’s always been a girl who wears many hats over her partially shaved head. For some, she’s the fierce, fearless president of her school’s gay-straight alliance. To others, she’s the dyke trying to change the world, one protest at a time. But, to herself, Ellis is just the fucked up one with the dead girlfriend and the family of perfect people who don’t get it.For the past year, Ellis’s life has been a blur of GSA meetings, trans*formation nights, protests, fundraisers, and anything else she can use to keep her mind off Grace Win, a dance ...
