My Name is Sin: The Remembrance of Who and What, but not When

“Promise me;”Through fragmentation, strife, and heat of a deifer, this book, My Name is Sin, is the collective retelling of the life chained together by Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. This is the story of Gerald Lawbound. A child of queerness and disparity, who adapts to the disorientation of reality and, in doing so, becomes a veracious singularity.In the voices of love, protection, anger, and many others, the words that use memory as a thread become woven together to face the threat of Remembrance: raw feelings and experiences of abuse, identity, resilience, and the primal need to break the silence. Suffering will no longer be a survivor’s only experience when, after reading this book, what once were invisible scars become society’s footnote.This will not just be a story to read, it will be the prayer, the voice, the scream that echoes inside the heart and refuses to let go. This will be the stay of the promise you make; Read more