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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A powerful coming-of-age novel about a twenty-something Black musician living in predominantly white Portland, Oregon, playing in a rock band on the verge of success while struggling with racism, romance, and the legacy of his strict religious upbringing.Julian Strickland is seemingly the lone Black man in the hipster dreamland of Portland, Oregon. To his friends, hes the coolest member of the scene: the soulful drummer from Chicago in an indie rock band thats just about to break through. But to himself, hes a sheltered Christian homeschool kid who used to write book reports on Leviticus. A virgin until the night of his marriage, divorced at twenty-four, hes still in disarray two years laterpretending to fit in, wondering if any of his relationships are real, estranged from his family, and struggling to reconcile his relationship with God. Then he meets Ida Blair, a Black painter at the start of a promising career. They begin a tentative relationship, and Ida seems to offer Julian relief from his confusion. But suddenly she stops responding to his texts. Things only get worse when Julians best friend mysteriously turns on him, his house burns down, and the band considers breaking up on the eve of their most important show yet. It seems the only thing Julian has leftthe only thing hes ever had, reallyis the weight he is carrying. Jeff Boyds beguiling first novel is a piercing exploration of faith, racial identity, love, and friendshipwoven of acid humor, disarming vulnerability, and unforgettable poignance. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A powerful coming-of-age novel about a twenty-something Black musician living in predominantly white Portland, Oregon, playing in a rock band on the verge of success while struggling with racism, romance, and the legacy of his strict religious upbringing.Julian Strickland is seemingly the lone Black man in the hipster dreamland of Portland, Oregon. To his friends, he's the coolest member of the scene: the soulful drummer from Chicago in an indie rock band that's just about to break through. But to himself, he's a sheltered Christian homeschool kid who used to write book reports on Leviticus. A virgin until the night of his marriage, divorced at twenty-four, he's still in disarray two years laterpretending to fit in, wondering if any of his relationships are real, estranged from his family, and struggling to reconcile his relationship with God. Then he meets Ida Blair, a Black painter at the start of a promising career. They begin a tentative relationship, and Ida seems to offer Julian relief from his confusion. But suddenly she stops responding to his texts. Things only get worse when Julian's best friend mysteriously turns on him, his house burns down, and the band considers breaking up on the eve of their most important show yet. It seems the only thing Julian has leftthe only thing he's ever had, reallyis the weight he is carrying. Jeff Boyd's beguiling first novel is a piercing exploration of faith, racial identity, love, and friendshipwoven of acid humor, disarming vulnerability, and unforgettable poignance.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A powerful coming-of-age novel about a twenty-something Black musician living in predominantly white Portland, Oregon, playing in a rock band on the verge of success while struggling with racism, romance, and the legacy of his strict religious upbringing.Julian Strickland is seemingly the lone Black man in the hipster dreamland of Portland, Oregon. To his friends, hes the coolest member of the scene: the soulful drummer from Chicago in an indie rock band thats just about to break through. But to himself, hes a sheltered Christian homeschool kid who used to write book reports on Leviticus. A virgin until the night of his marriage, divorced at twenty-four, hes still in disarray two years laterpretending to fit in, wondering if any of his relationships are real, estranged from his family, and struggling to reconcile his relationship with God. Then he meets Ida Blair, a Black painter at the start of a promising career. They begin a tentative relationship, and Ida seems to offer Julian relief from his confusion. But suddenly she stops responding to his texts. Things only get worse when Julians best friend mysteriously turns on him, his house burns down, and the band considers breaking up on the eve of their most important show yet. It seems the only thing Julian has leftthe only thing hes ever had, reallyis the weight he is carrying. Jeff Boyds beguiling first novel is a piercing exploration of faith, racial identity, love, and friendshipwoven of acid humor, disarming vulnerability, and unforgettable poignance. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A powerful coming-of-age novel about a twenty-something Black musician living in predominantly white Portland, Oregon, playing in a rock band on the verge of success while struggling with racism, romance, and the legacy of his strict religious upbringing.Julian Strickland is seemingly the lone Black man in the hipster dreamland of Portland, Oregon. To his friends, hes the coolest member of the scene: the soulful drummer from Chicago in an indie rock band thats just about to break through. But to himself, hes a sheltered Christian homeschool kid who used to write book reports on Leviticus. A virgin until the night of his marriage, divorced at twenty-four, hes still in disarray two years laterpretending to fit in, wondering if any of his relationships are real, estranged from his family, and struggling to reconcile his relationship with God. Then he meets Ida Blair, a Black painter at the start of a promising career. They begin a tentative relationship, and Ida seems to offer Julian relief from his confusion. But suddenly she stops responding to his texts. Things only get worse when Julians best friend mysteriously turns on him, his house burns down, and the band considers breaking up on the eve of their most important show yet. It seems the only thing Julian has leftthe only thing hes ever had, reallyis the weight he is carrying. Jeff Boyds beguiling first novel is a piercing exploration of faith, racial identity, love, and friendshipwoven of acid humor, disarming vulnerability, and unforgettable poignance. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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