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Book details
  • Genre:FICTION
  • SubGenre:Coming of Age
  • Language:English
  • Pages:232
  • eBook ISBN:9780981474625

The Freak Table

by Gavin Hignight

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Overview
We were the skaters, wavers, freaks, faggots, punks, goths, outsiders, and losers. We were punched, shoved, pushed, kicked, judged, beat up, beat down, and humiliated. In other words… we were teenagers. Every generation has its misfits. The Freak Table transports us to the starched suburbs of late-80s Denver where skateboarding’s a crime and listening to underground rock is akin to devil worship. Author Gavin Hignight’s adolescent narrator trades the safety of conformity for the post-punk music scene, choosing to suffer the consequences that come with being yourself. The Freak Table is a story for anyone who has ever felt alienated, hated or misunderstood. It’s the adventure of the kids who didn’t fit in, the tale of how they banded together to fight a battle called high school. Their trials hint at a larger rebellion at hand, a call for individuality that reverberated across the nation.
Description
We were the skaters, wavers, freaks, faggots, punks, goths, outsiders, and losers. We were punched, shoved, pushed, kicked, judged, beat up, beat down, and humiliated. In other words… we were teenagers. Every generation has its misfits. The Freak Table transports us to the starched suburbs of late-80s Denver where skateboarding’s a crime and listening to underground rock is akin to devil worship. Author Gavin Hignight’s adolescent narrator trades the safety of conformity for the post-punk music scene, choosing to suffer the consequences that come with being yourself. The Freak Table is a story for anyone who has ever felt alienated, hated or misunderstood. It’s the adventure of the kids who didn’t fit in, the tale of how they banded together to fight a battle called high school. Their trials hint at a larger rebellion at hand, a call for individuality that reverberated across the nation. About the Author- Gavin Hignight is the writer of the graphic novel Motor City and the webcomic The Concrete World. He’s written for the animated TV series’ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Iron Man: Armored Adventures. He’s also worked as an actor, fashion model, film director and marketing manager. He is a native of Denver, Colorado now living and working in Los Angeles. The Freak Table is his first novel.
About the author
Gavin Hignight is the writer of the graphic novel Motor City and the webcomic The Concrete World. He’s written for the animated TV series’ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Iron Man: Armored Adventures. He’s also worked as an actor, fashion model, film director and marketing manager. He is a native of Denver, Colorado now living and working in Los Angeles. The Freak Table is his first novel.