Description: A queer coming-of-age memoir-in-essays that investigates a family's fracturing in the aftermath of divorce in rural West Texas.
Review Quotes: "These essays travel the roads of memory and imagination in sentences as sharp as their setting's horizon, poignantly navigating the distance between what we once knew and who we've become. Joan Didion wrote, 'A place belongs forever to whoever claims it hardest.' West Texas belongs to Cade Mason." --Jill Talbot, author of The Way We Weren't: A Memoir