$13.00
Selections from Sawyer-Lovett’s long-running zine, Tazewell’s Favorite Eccentric, have been collected and showcased in this paperback book.
In between the covers lay stories of growing up poor, queer and lonely in a conservative small town in Virginia, building and losing communities and friendships,loss, abusive relationships, survival, balloon artistry, and finding hope and love.
Picking up where Sawyers-Lovett left off with her first autobiographical novel Everybody Else’s Girl, her poetic voice and raw honesty will continue to let you witness the breaking apart of life, and will dare you to watch as she puts the pieces back together.
172 pages, B&W, perfect bound. 6x9.25”