WEIRD FEELING

WEIRD FEELING chronicles the tumultuous inner world of Michael, a sixteen-year-old whose life is upended by a burgeoning, secret desire. Once a symbol of academic success and quiet dignity, Michael's predictable existence unravels with a profound and bewildering self-discovery: an undeniable attraction to the boys at his school. This awakening sparks an intense internal conflict, leaving him burdened by shame and guilt. He finds himself caught between societal expectations and the undeniable truth of his feelings, engaging in a silent, profound struggle for his own spirit. More than just a narrative of burgeoning attraction, the novel offers a stark and honest examination of a teenager's quest for self-acceptance. As Michael navigates these uncharted territories of his emerging desires, he is compelled to face questions that loom large, threatening to overwhelm him.