โ Scribed by Emin, Deborah
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Scags at 30 has been listed as one of the best Christian LGBTQ Books of 2016 by the QSpirit.
Scags at 30 is the third installment in the Scags Series, a 4-part exploration of a woman's awakening at various ages and in all seasons. In this latest volume, Scags is living in NYC during the winter of 1981 when Reagan is both inaugurated and an attempted assassination takes place but also when John Lennon is killed, the town is facing bankruptcy and the AIDS epidemic is just beginning to appear in the city. Scags works at a think tank where she is writing, plotting out what her life could be and falling in love with a former nun whose mysterious life impels Scags to look much deeper at her own ambitions.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
***"I made up the name that everyone calls me. I made it up because I didn't like the name Mama gave me when I was born when no one could ask me what I wanted to be called. So I'm called, because I say so, Scags."*** So begins the revolutionary *Scags Series*, which spans a woman's life from age 7
_Scags at 18_ is the second in the 4-part Scags Series where she embarks for the first time away from home. Describing her life in her diary, she lives through her first semester in college in 1969--the age of peace marches, the Beatles, feminism and free love.
*Scags at 7* is the first in the 4-part Scags Series about the several seasons of awakening as a girl becomes a woman and finds her way in the world. In this first volume, Scags is on summer vacation and learns the lessons of love and loss as they apply in friendship and family matters.
***"My fantasies were seedlings that sought a different soil from that in Skokie. I definitely wanted to plant myself in a new place."*** So continues the second part of the revolutionary *Scags Series,*which spans a woman's life from age 7 to 45, organized around the seasons of a year. *Scags
### From the Publisher The U.S.S. _Enterprise_ TM discovers the wreckage of a starship upon the monstrous surface of a Dyson sphere, an artificially-constructed habitat built around a star; and preserved in a weak transporter pattern is Starfleet engineering legend Montgomery "Scotty" Scott. Mr. Sc