Description: Recounts the mundane details of an arrest and subsequent court appearance to reflect on privilege, protest, and everyday life as seedbed for political change.
Review Quotes: "Huber embodies Montaigne's proverbial 'runaway horse mind' as she adopts an unwavering split stance as both freethinker and keen observer, unapologetically acknowledging her own unruly yet intriguing mental patterns. I felt like a piece of wood drifting across the ocean, pleasurably caught in waves of sentences bumping me from one idea to another and making me reluctant to return to shore." --Adriana Páramo, author of Unsent Letters to My Mother