Someday

Steven grew up in a small south Mississippi town, beside a boy named Austal Moorer, and across the whole long reach of his life he never stopped loving him. Now, looking back, he sets the story down without flinching: the slough, the keeping, the distance, the cost of a love held close for sixty years. A quiet, devastating novel about memory, belonging, and the lives we carry inside us. "… and for that one second the whole used-up morning had a shine on it that I would spend a fair part of my life trying to get back."