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In the Garden: An Almanac for Uprooting

In the Garden: An Almanac for Uprooting

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The day Roe v. Wade was overturned, Amber Stewart was watching her first tomato plants sprout in her brand new garden. A year and a half later, she and her wife had left America entirely.

In the Garden: An Almanac for Uprooting is a lyrical memoir-in-essays about exile, belonging, and the stubborn act of planting a life somewhere new - this time, in Montevideo, Uruguay, an unexpected haven for queer Americans in exile.

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Pub dateJun 21, 2026
ISBN-109915441185
ISBN-139789915441184
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-09-09 00:25
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