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How We Fight for Our Lives

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SKU: 9781501132735

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A poignant coming-of-age memoir by award-winning poet Saeed Jones, exploring the intersections of race, sexuality, and identity. How We Fight for Our Lives traces a young, Black, gay man’s journey from the South as he navigates family, love, and self-discovery. A powerful and essential read about fighting to become oneself.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9781501132735
  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster
  • Publisher Imprint: Simon & Schuster
  • Height: 218 mm
  • No of Pages: 208
  • Spine Width: 23 mm
  • Width: 145 mm
  • ISBN-10: 1501132733
  • Publisher Date: 08 Oct 2019
  • Binding: Hardback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Weight: 340 gr

Additional information

Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for How We Fight for Our Lives

  1. Rahul Singh

    Saeed Jones shares a raw and emotional coming of age memoir. It is a story that is all too relatable and hits home.

  2. Vaibhav Agrawal

    The story can be hard to follow at times but the author still manages to deliver an emotional rollercoaster.

  3. Vansh Lalwani

    This memoir is a gift. So beautifully written and deeply personal. It’s a story of pain, resilience and ultimately, hope.

  4. Aditya Bisht

    Though the story has ups and down it is still touching and inspiring and can give you a new perspective on life.

  5. Shrey Kumar Singh

    An important book that tackles difficult subjects with grace and honesty. Saeed Jones is a voice we need to listen to.

  6. Akash Arora

    I struggled with the pacing, but the themes explored are vital. Jones offers a unique perspective that deserves to be heard.

  7. Anirudh Yerra

    Jones’s prose is stunning, but the rawness was sometimes overwhelming. A necessary, albeit difficult, read. Explores tough themes with vulnerability.

  8. Suprith D S

    Not the most inspiring or enticing, but a decent read and well writting in its own right, but nothing special.

  9. Utkarsh Goel

    An incredible story of self-discovery. Jones writes with such honesty and grace. A must-read for anyone questioning their place.

  10. Abhishek Gupta

    Emotionally resonant. The exploration of race and sexuality felt authentic. Found myself deeply moved.

  11. Bibin Lukose

    Honest and unflinching. While some parts were hard to read, the overall message is powerful and important. Will stay with me.

  12. Sparsh Singhal

    A bit uneven in places, but the overall impact is undeniable. Saeed Jones is a talented writer with an important story.

  13. Shreya Vatsa

    I found it to be a very good and touching book but I did feel like it skipped around a little bit. Overall a great read!

  14. Aslam M U

    While the writing is beautiful, I found the narrative a bit fragmented. Still, an important story.

  15. Aditya Kr Singh

    A raw and honest account of growing up Black and gay in the South. A very important and touching read.

  16. Harsh

    A well-written novel with a powerful message and deep meaning. Some parts are tough to get through but it is worth it.

  17. Rohan Todi

    A powerful and moving memoir. Some parts were difficult to read, but the message is ultimately one of hope.

  18. Debanjan Dasgupta

    Raw, powerful, and deeply moving. ‘How We Fight for Our Lives’ is a testament to the strength of the human spirit.

  19. Pranav

    The author’s honesty is refreshing, but the story felt a little disjointed. A worthwhile read, nonetheless.

  20. Hemant Kumar

    A beautifully written and deeply personal story of identity and self-discovery. Highly recommended!

  21. Hemant Saini

    Jones’s story is both unique and universal. A must-read for anyone grappling with identity.

  22. Jyoti Baghel

    Emotional and thought-provoking. Jones’s vulnerability is captivating. Prepare to be moved.

  23. Chhayank Kumar

    A beautiful and heartbreaking memoir. Saeed Jones’s journey is both unique and universally relatable. Highly recommend.

  24. Mohammed Fayiz Rahman M P

    I appreciated the author’s vulnerability, but felt the narrative jumped around too much. Still, a worthwhile read on identity.

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