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"[A] funny, charming book of trans friendships and sly cultural commentary; a story about what truly matters for those of us lost in the maelstrom of identity and media. -- ""Torrey Peters, author of Detransition, Baby"" A wonderful world where trans identity is celebrated and centered, where trans characters are allowed to be messy and complicated and human. -- ""Tor"" In this brilliant and breathtakingly inventive debut, Lake captures the nuances, pain, and absurdity of obsession and idolization as we follow this refreshingly original narrator navigating the all-too-relatable process of feeling comfortable in one's own skin and becoming a self. -- ""Zaina Arafat, author of You Exist Too Much"" Lake's quirky, chaotic debut...[is a] coming-of-age journey through the surreality of gender. -- ""Publishers Weekly"" The futuristic New York and Los Angeles that form the backdrop for a modern and youthful queer culture make for stimulating immersion. -- ""Booklist"" This is a modern allegory with a unique voice--searching, questioning, vulnerable, witty. -- ""Kirkus Reviews"""

[A] funny, charming book of trans friendships and sly cultural commentary; a story about what truly matters for those of us lost in the maelstrom of identity and media. -- Torrey Peters, author of Detransition, Baby A wonderful world where trans identity is celebrated and centered, where trans characters are allowed to be messy and complicated and human. -- Tor In this brilliant and breathtakingly inventive debut, Lake captures the nuances, pain, and absurdity of obsession and idolization as we follow this refreshingly original narrator navigating the all-too-relatable process of feeling comfortable in one's own skin and becoming a self. -- Zaina Arafat, author of You Exist Too Much Lake's quirky, chaotic debut...[is a] coming-of-age journey through the surreality of gender. -- Publishers Weekly The futuristic New York and Los Angeles that form the backdrop for a modern and youthful queer culture make for stimulating immersion. -- Booklist This is a modern allegory with a unique voice--searching, questioning, vulnerable, witty. -- Kirkus Reviews

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Joss Lake is a trans writer and educator based in New York whose work has been supported by Queens Council of the Arts, Women and Performance Studies Collective, the Watermill Center, and Columbia University. He runs a literary sauna series called Trans at Rest. Future Feeling is his debut novel.

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