Ebook {Epub PDF} We Wear the Mask: 15 Stories of Passing in America by Brando Skyhorse

We Wear the Mask: 15 True Stories of Passing in America offers readers different lenses on the phenomenon of passing which editor Brando Skyhorse defines in his essay as “when someone tries to get something tangible to improve their daily quality of life by /5.  · we wear the mask 15 STORIES ABOUT PASSING IN AMERICA edited by Brando Skyhorse Lisa Page ‧ RELEASE DATE: Oct. 10,  · Fifteen writers reveal their experiences with passing. For some, “passing” means opportunity, access, or safety. Others don’t willingly pass but are “passed” in specific situations by someone else. We Wear the Mask, edited by Brando Skyhorse and Lisa Page, is an illuminating and timely anthology that examines the complex reality of passing in America.

Skyhorse, Brando and Lisa Page, editors. Then there are others who do not willingly pass but are "passed" in specific situations by someone else. This anthology of writings is illuminating and timely anthology as it examines the complex reality of passing in America. We Wear the Mask, edited by Brando Skyhorse and Lisa Page, is an illuminating and timely anthology that examines the complex reality of passing in Skyhorse, a Mexican American, writes about how his mother passed him as an American Indian before he learned who he really is. Own Stories Are The Best Stories submitted by majean on J, pm The contributors to this collection all have unique stories, but they speak of the same dissonance created when one lives in the borderland between what ADDITIONAL CREDITS Skyhorse, Brando, Page, Lisa Frazier.

Skyhorse has also co-edited an anthology, We Wear The Mask: 15 Stories About Passing in America (Beacon Press, ). He has been awarded fellowships at Ucross Foundation and the Breadloaf Writers’ Conference. we wear the mask 15 STORIES ABOUT PASSING IN AMERICA edited by Brando Skyhorse Lisa Page ‧ RELEASE DATE: Oct. 10, Fifteen writers reveal their experiences with passing. For some, “passing” means opportunity, access, or safety. Others don’t willingly pass but are “passed” in specific situations by someone else. We Wear the Mask, edited by Brando Skyhorse and Lisa Page, is an illuminating and timely anthology that examines the complex reality of passing in America.