Frank Ellis

Granny Boop's Big House: Growing Up Gay White Trash and Liking It Frank Ellis

This is the tale of a boy caught up in a Redneck place and time. Chock full of love and terror, it is an intriguing mix of true family fun, American values circa '60's/'70's and strange accounts of individual survival. "Granny Boop's Big House" is the saga of seven kids and their alcoholic mother living life in the little pink house they called home. Bear witness as the generations pass and Bobby Lee, the youngest brother harboring his special secret, reveals all. After their matriarch passes, the clan ultimately divides, dashing Momma's dream that they stay together. Hopes remain high however of an eventual reunion. "Growing up Gay White Trash and Liking it" is reality at its bizarre best. (508 pages)