"Stay True" is a poignant memoir by Hua Hsu, a New Yorker staff writer, exploring themes of friendship, grief, self-discovery, and the power of art. The narrative follows Hsu's complex relationship with Ken, a mainstream individual, as they navigate college life and the challenges of cultural identity. After Ken's tragic death, Hsu grapples with loss by immersing himself in writing, crafting a coming-of-age story that delves into the ordinary and extraordinary moments of his life. Through late-night conversations, road trips, and shared experiences, Hsu and Ken's friendship is a central focus of this moving and introspective memoir.
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Doubleday