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"Throughout the weekend of his brother's funeral, a young man reflects on life. Torment is a crashing wave of emotion. Hunter explores the dynamics of growing up as a poor minority in a small town, facing mental health conditions that most communities would rather not name, even if they could. The story steps through the tangled web of coming-of-age identity crises, complicated by society and the environment around us. Navigating through grieving and rambunctious aunts and uncles, a role model sister he rarely sees, and the ever-mounting pressure of misfortune, the young man has a very important question to answer: What is worth living for?"--…mehr

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"Throughout the weekend of his brother's funeral, a young man reflects on life. Torment is a crashing wave of emotion. Hunter explores the dynamics of growing up as a poor minority in a small town, facing mental health conditions that most communities would rather not name, even if they could. The story steps through the tangled web of coming-of-age identity crises, complicated by society and the environment around us. Navigating through grieving and rambunctious aunts and uncles, a role model sister he rarely sees, and the ever-mounting pressure of misfortune, the young man has a very important question to answer: What is worth living for?"--
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Autorenporträt
Hugh H.D. Hunter is a storyteller and community organizer from Atlanta, Georgia. He's the author of two self-published books as well as Futureland (Random House, Fall 2022). Hugh is the winner of several indie book awards for multicultural fiction. He's committed to stories about Black kids and their many expansive worlds. Hugh loves vegan snacks, basketball, and stories that make you cry -- but make you smile after.