A tender, funny and quietly defiant graphic memoir about identity, self-acceptance and the long road to honesty. In a series of understated yet piercingly honest drawings, Eleanor Crewes traces the moments that shaped her understanding of herself - from schoolyard crushes and Catholic guilt to coming out and falling in love.
Both deeply personal and universally resonant, The Times I Knew I Was Gay explores the awkward choreography of growing up queer with warmth, wit and an illustrator’s sensitivity to gesture and silence.
Very good+ condition:Faint creasing to spine, otherwise as new.
