6/11/2023 0 Comments Isaac fitzgerald book![]() ![]() ![]() A huge chunk of the first half in particular describes his affinity for bars, which he identifies as his safe spaces. The promotional blurb says that this is the story of the author’s “search for a more expansive vision of masculinity.” Perhaps this is why I find it so hard to relate to. His parents didn’t do it, so he figured it might be a good choice. Upon arrival, he continues his favorite pastime, drinking, which he began doing with his older brother when he was just twelve. Post education, he takes himself to San Francisco, with an entire continent stretching between himself and his family. He is the scholarship kid, but he benefits plenty from the largesse of his classmates. His family life growing up is dreadful, and he is delighted to bail out of the screaming, wretched mess called home in order to attend boarding school. Fitzgerald has seen and done just about everything. ![]()
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