People in Glass Houses

Set against the backdrop of the 1980s, this memoir explores the author's unique adolescent experience within a deeply religious community. While peers embraced the rock 'n' roll lifestyle, the author and their friends focused on spiritual revival and traditional values, viewing concepts like virginity through a lens of reverence rather than rebellion. The narrative contrasts the cultural norms of the time with the author's commitment to faith, offering a personal reflection on the intersection of youth, spirituality, and societal expectations.