'A sweet and funny graphic memoir about growing up gay and finding yourself along the way.' – Melanie Gillman, author of As the Crow Flies and Stage Dreams A precious work of art.' – Derek Milman, author of Swipe Right for Murder

'A smart, sharply funny, perceptive coming-of-age tale about the meaning of queer identity, loneliness, and accepting who you are. Kurtz, artist and author of You Are Here (For Now) This book might just soothe the inner child you've been building walls around for years.' – Adam J. 'A light, heartwarming journey through the confusion of growing up queer. This entertaining, funny, and warmhearted chronicle of the rocky road toward self-acceptance is a real charmer.' – Publishers Weekly 'Ebensperger debuts with a big pink splash in the forthright but lighthearted memoir.

Reminding us that even if we are ostracized by others, we can find joy and emotional stability in learning to love ourselves.'- Shelby Criswell, author of Queer As All Get Out You may also be interested in.'Folks who remember struggling with scant knowledge, a lack of queer community, or judgmental society will find a kindred spirit in this book.' – Booklist 'A precious and funny book about what it's like to be gay and feel like a weirdo. I wish something like this existed when I was younger, but I'm glad that it exists for people to find now.' - L. 'A sweet, beautiful, and gently told story about the experience of growing up queer. Deeply relatable to anyone who's ever felt like they'll never fit in.' - Sarah Mirk, author of Sex from Scratch and contributing editor at The Nib. 'A hilarious, charming, thoughtful, iridescent cotton-candy-pink gem of a book. 'A sweet and funny graphic memoir about growing up gay and finding yourself along the way.' - Melanie Gillman, author of As the Crow Flies and Stage Dreams A precious work of art.' - Derek Milman, author of Swipe Right for Murder

This book might just soothe the inner child you've been building walls around for years.' - Adam J. This entertaining, funny, and warmhearted chronicle of the rocky road toward self-acceptance is a real charmer.' - Publishers Weekly 'Folks who remember struggling with scant knowledge, a lack of queer community, or judgmental society will find a kindred spirit in this book.' - Booklist

Gay Giant by Gabriel Ebensperger