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Sawyer Cole Hobson shares their memoir Coming Home

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Coming from a small, rural town in North Carolina, Sawyer grapples with what it means to grow up queer, where the population of queer people was, to the untrained eye, non-existent. Nuanced with the societal constructs of the gender binary, they deconstruct what it means to be queer in an evangelical Southern family. From growing up being a family proclaimed “tomboy,” to joining the Army under Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Sawyer brings you a collection of essays detailing everything from coming out, to family life to church hurt and everything in between. Candid, honest, insightful, and sometimes breathtakingly haunting,

Coming Home is all about finding your queer voice in a heteronormative world. With an honest zeal for life, this set of essays will show you what it truly means to come home.

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Sawyer Cole (they/them) is from small town Yadkinville, North Carolina. They currently reside in Green Bay, Wisconsin with their fiancée and three kids. They are currently enrolled in the graduate program at Southern New Hampshire University in the child and adolescent psychology program. When they aren’t wrangling three children, their hobbies include reading, writing, and all things book related. They have been an avid reader since childhood and will continue this into their late adulthood. You can find them on their bookstagram page raving about the books they're reading in their free time.