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Steve Majors

@600mildollarman.bsky.social
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University of Wisconsin Press @uwiscpress.bsky.social · 30/10/2025
Today in @electricliterature.com: "My Brothers and I Could Not Be More Different," an excerpt adapted from @600mildollarman.bsky.social Steve Majors's new memoir, Man Made: electricliterature.com/my-brothers-...
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My Brothers and I Could Not Be More Different - Electric Literature
Rick believes I am an outsider in our Black family. Even I must concede that
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University of Wisconsin Press @uwiscpress.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Congratulations to Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social, whose new memoir Man Made: In Search of Dads, Daddies, Father Figures, and Fatherhood is out today! Learn more about the book: uwpress.wisc.edu/Books/M/Man-...
At top, text reads "available now!" and on the left side there's a small photo of the cover of MAN MADE. To the right, two blurbs: “With moving, honest, and incisive prose, Majors unravels his lifelong search for father figures, family, and allies, as he comes of age as a gay, Gen X, multiracial Black man—and eventually becomes a father himself—in a wounded and closeted world.”  — Anne Liu Kellor, author of Heart Radical: A Search for Language, Love, and Belonging “A quest of self-discovery told with aching tenderness and layered insights, Majors’s Man Made captivates while providing context for a rethink of one’s own notions of maleness.”  — Jeffrey Dale Lofton, author of Red Clay SuzieAt top, a small photo of the cover of MAN MADE and the words "more praise..." and then two blurbs: “An honest look at trying and failing and yearning and learning and sometimes succeeding to carve out one’s own shifting gay identity amid the storm of toxic masculinity we all must wade through since birth. These vividly rendered snapshots of childhood and family and lush encounters with a variety of men, though brief, are impactful. Majors is an incredibly wise, artful storyteller, and Man Made is a generous offering.”  — Christopher Gonzalez, author of I’m Not Hungry but I Could Eat “Steve Majors writes from experience with a clear eye and a steady hand. I trust him: he is blunt about his mistakes and open about his loves. This book is a glorious reminder that life has no instruction manual—you figure it out as you go.”  — James Whorton Jr., author of Angela SloanAt top, the words "additional praise for" and then a small photo of the cover of MAN MADE. Then two blurbs: “Much more than a ‘memoir in essays,’ Man Made takes us along the arc of Majors’s life with candor, poignancy, and at times piercing wisdom. Its meditations on gayness, masculinity norms, parenting, and racial identity are deeply resonant with our times, and there were moments when, as a gay man, I found the book all too relatable. Majors’s prose flies off the page and pierces the heart.”  — Michael Sadowski, author of Men I’ve Never Been “In its frankness and willingness to say what is hardly ever said about Black gay experience, Man Made does what all good books do—shows its readers how much they are not alone. In our community, manhood is a field of contradictions riddled with land mines. Yet Majors depicts this complexity with the wide-eyed clarity of a hopeful, innocent, and put-upon child.”  — Ricky Tucker, author of And the Category Is . . .
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University of Wisconsin Press @uwiscpress.bsky.social · 30/06/2025
We're delighted to see @600mildollarman.bsky.social Steve Majors's memoir MAN MADE and Bruce Snider's poetry collection BLOOD HARMONY included in Publishers Weekly's fall 2025 preview, in wonderful company! Check out the full preview here: tinyurl.com/5h4p5jmt
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Adult Books for Fall 2025
Back in March, we invited publishers to submit information on books publishing between Aug. 1, 2025, and Jan. 31, 2026. Our editors then sifted through the thousands of submissions to handpick fall’s ...
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University of Wisconsin Press @uwiscpress.bsky.social · 30/06/2025
In celebration of #PrideMonth, we're offering a 30% discount on dozens of books, from queer literature to poetry to memoir. Use code PRIDE25UWISC at uwpress.wisc.edu. Learn more about @600mildollarman.bsky.social's memoir, MAN MADE, forthcoming October 28: uwpress.wisc.edu/Books/M/Man-...
At top, a photo of the cover of MAN MADE. At bottom, the University of Wisconsin Press logo and text that reads "discount on LGBTQ+ titles all month: PRIDE25UWISC." In between, a blurb: “With moving, honest, and incisive prose, Majors unravels his lifelong search for father figures, family, and allies, as he comes of age as a gay, Gen X, multiracial Black man—and eventually becomes a father himself—in a wounded and closeted world.”  — Anne Liu Kellor, author of Heart Radical: A Search for Language, Love, and BelongingA rainbow frame around a box with the University of Wisconsin Press logo and the words "University of Wisconsin Press celebrates PRIDE MONTH. Discount available all month: PRIDE25UWISC"
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 28/06/2025
Celebrating my birthday today and the four month countdown until the release of my new #memoir “Man Made” | In lieu of a birthday gift, you can pre-order 😉 @uwiscpress.bsky.social
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 14/04/2025
So excited to reveal the cover of my new book, coming in October from @uwiscpress.bsky.social
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 07/04/2025
So glad to lift up this list of mixed race memoirs for @electricliterature.com electricliterature.com/8-memoirs-ab...
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8 Powerful Memoirs About Being Mixed-Race - Electric Literature
These authors navigate families, communities, and cultures that struggle to fully embrace every part of their heritage
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 28/03/2025
So humbled to be among some talented #authors and have my #memoir included in a Washington Post list of best paperback #books to read in March. @ugapress.bsky.social
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 15/03/2025
Happy Paperback Pub Day! I’m so thrilled that “High Yella” is now available to even more readers and grateful to all who helped me bring my story of family, identity and belonging out into the world. Available now from Amazon, UGA Press or order from your local bookstore.
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 05/03/2025
10 days until the release of my memoir “High Yella” in paperback and I thought I would resurface one of my favorite author interviews done by @wamu.org.web.brid.gy wamu.org/story/23/01/...
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Takoma Park author finds that sometimes you have to look back to move forward
Takoma Park author Steve Majors spent a lot of his life trying to escape his family. However, he eventually realized that the trauma he sought to leave
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 01/03/2025
So grateful to @peoplesbooktakoma.com for hosting me and some terrific fellow authors. Look for my memoir, High Yella, very soon on the shelves at the store!
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Steve Majors @600mildollarman.bsky.social · 12/02/2025
So excited for this conversation! If you’re in the DMV, hope you’ll join us @peoplesbooktakoma.com
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