Bookmarked: How the Great Works of Western Literature F*cked Up My Life

This memoir blends humor and poignancy while exploring themes of intimacy and sexual identity, reminiscent of Boy Erased. It also reflects on how literature influences our lives, akin to My Life in Middlemarch. Written in a distinct Southern voice, the narrative showcases incisive wit and quirky yet insightful observations, drawing comparisons to John Jeremiah Sullivan's Pulphead. The author's unique perspective offers a compelling look at personal and literary identity in a contemporary context.