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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Devastating and funny. Dark and light. Good and damage. A memoir that refuses to separate them.Good Damage is the debut memoir from Trey Toler about the messy, unscripted "after. " After the illness, the loss, the burnout, and the exhausting performance of recovery.The story begins with a Southern childhood governed by rules no one explains: sunscreen and flip flops are gay, and umbrellas are for women. Trey comes of age as the boy who could never quite get those rules right, raised in a church where the preacher says homosexual the way you say abomination (slow, careful, like the word itself could spread).At the heart of the story is his mother-her fierce beauty, her harrowing brain surgery, and her eventual absence. Trey explores the deafening silence that follows when the person who made the world feel safe is gone, and the strange, delayed grief that refuses to arrive-or leave-on schedule.Instead of reframing the past with empty optimism, he writes from the messy space where many of us actually live - where learned survival habits start to limit our lives long after the threat is gone. The book channels the dark, earned humor of a stand-up comic who has learned that nothing pulls strangers into a room faster than the truth you didn't plan to admit. Good Damage lets loss, identity, and wit occupy the same space because that's how they actually show up in life.A devastating and funny reckoning, Good Damage makes the case that not everything that breaks you is bad. Sometimes, that's exactly where the good stuff starts to grow. A Southern memoir about growing up wrong, losing everything, and discovering that not everything that breaks you is bad. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Devastating and funny. Dark and light. Good and damage. A memoir that refuses to separate them.Good Damage is the debut memoir from Trey Toler about the messy, unscripted "after. " After the illness, the loss, the burnout, and the exhausting performance of recovery.The story begins with a Southern childhood governed by rules no one explains: sunscreen and flip flops are gay, and umbrellas are for women. Trey comes of age as the boy who could never quite get those rules right, raised in a church where the preacher says homosexual the way you say abomination (slow, careful, like the word itself could spread).At the heart of the story is his mother-her fierce beauty, her harrowing brain surgery, and her eventual absence. Trey explores the deafening silence that follows when the person who made the world feel safe is gone, and the strange, delayed grief that refuses to arrive-or leave-on schedule.Instead of reframing the past with empty optimism, he writes from the messy space where many of us actually live - where learned survival habits start to limit our lives long after the threat is gone. The book channels the dark, earned humor of a stand-up comic who has learned that nothing pulls strangers into a room faster than the truth you didn't plan to admit. Good Damage lets loss, identity, and wit occupy the same space because that's how they actually show up in life.A devastating and funny reckoning, Good Damage makes the case that not everything that breaks you is bad. Sometimes, that's exactly where the good stuff starts to grow. A Southern memoir about growing up wrong, losing everything, and discovering that not everything that breaks you is bad. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Devastating and funny. Dark and light. Good and damage. A memoir that refuses to separate them.Good Damage is the debut memoir from Trey Toler about the messy, unscripted "after. " After the illness, the loss, the burnout, and the exhausting performance of recovery.The story begins with a Southern childhood governed by rules no one explains: sunscreen and flip flops are gay, and umbrellas are for women. Trey comes of age as the boy who could never quite get those rules right, raised in a church where the preacher says homosexual the way you say abomination (slow, careful, like the word itself could spread).At the heart of the story is his mother-her fierce beauty, her harrowing brain surgery, and her eventual absence. Trey explores the deafening silence that follows when the person who made the world feel safe is gone, and the strange, delayed grief that refuses to arrive-or leave-on schedule.Instead of reframing the past with empty optimism, he writes from the messy space where many of us actually live - where learned survival habits start to limit our lives long after the threat is gone. The book channels the dark, earned humor of a stand-up comic who has learned that nothing pulls strangers into a room faster than the truth you didn't plan to admit. Good Damage lets loss, identity, and wit occupy the same space because that's how they actually show up in life.A devastating and funny reckoning, Good Damage makes the case that not everything that breaks you is bad. Sometimes, that's exactly where the good stuff starts to grow. A Southern memoir about growing up wrong, losing everything, and discovering that not everything that breaks you is bad. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Devastating and funny. Dark and light. Good and damage. A memoir that refuses to separate them.¿¿Good Damage is the debut memoir from Trey Toler about the messy, unscripted 'after. ' After the illness, the loss, the burnout, and the exhausting performance of recovery.The story begins with a Southern childhood governed by rules no one explains: sunscreen and flip flops are gay, and umbrellas are for women. Trey comes of age as the boy who could never quite get those rules right, raised in a church where the preacher says homosexual the way you say abomination (slow, careful, like the word itself could spread).At the heart of the story is his mother-her fierce beauty, her harrowing brain surgery, and her eventual absence. Trey explores the deafening silence that follows when the person who made the world feel safe is gone, and the strange, delayed grief that refuses to arrive-or leave-on schedule.Instead of reframing the past with empty optimism, he writes from the messy space where many of us actually live - where learned survival habits start to limit our lives long after the threat is gone. The book channels the dark, earned humor of a stand-up comic who has learned that nothing pulls strangers into a room faster than the truth you didn't plan to admit. Good Damage lets loss, identity, and wit occupy the same space because that's how they actually show up in life.A devastating and funny reckoning, Good Damage makes the case that not everything that breaks you is bad. Sometimes, that's exactly where the good stuff starts to grow.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Good Damage | Tragedy, Lightly Polished with a Side of Optimism | Trey Toler | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ripples Media llc | EAN 9781971718248 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.