

An edition of Bear me safely over (2002)
By Sheri Joseph
Publish Date
2002
Publisher
Atlantic Monthly Press,Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated
Language
eng
Pages
266
Description:
Bear Me Safely Over is a richly textured and emotionally intense exploration of two Georgia families whose lives become connected through a marriage. Troubled pasts and complicated relationships are tackled through dark and contemporary themes - a young daughter dying of AIDS, the menace of homophobia, racism, the splintering of families, the discordant voice of religious fundamentalism – but at the core of these interwoven stories is a hopeful portrait of the different and often elusive faces of salvation.Summoning a diverse and provocative chorus of voices, Sheri Joseph offers up a kaleidoscopic vision of the common secrets and sorrows at the heart of a community.
subjects: Literature, Stepbrothers, Fiction, Gay youth, Homophobia, Fiction, sagas, Georgia, fiction, Fiction, gay, New York Times reviewed, Fiction, lgbtq+, gay
Places: Georgia