About this ebook
Alwin Kershaw was always either fighting for people’s rights or telling their stories. While in college in the 1950s, he fought for the admittance of Blacks to Ole Miss and went on to tell their stories at Newsweek and the New York Times, eventually becoming the lead feature obituary writer at the Times. He may have told and shared others’ stories, but he was rarely true to his own. This is the story of a man’s lifelong journey through war zones, riots, and love to find the self-acceptance he so desperately needs.
About the author
Ryan grew up in Hudson, New Hampshire, where he spent the majority of his formative years. He then went on to study film at the University of Miami. Now living in Los Angeles with his husband Scott and their two dogs (Bert and Ernie), Ryan works in the motion picture business. He has also spent the last seventeen years volunteering at the LGBT Center, where he mentors people through the coming out process. He also volunteers at the Trevor Project and Gay For Good. The Obit Writer is his second novel. Thine Own Self: A Coming Out Novel is his debut book. www.ryanprovencher.com
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