Lance Garland is an author, climber, father, husband, former Navy SEAL trainee, and has become the first openly gay fireman in the Seattle Fire Department. But who is he at his core? He is kind. He is funny. He is deeply thought-provoking. He is an incredible writer. And, perhaps most heartwarmingly, he is unapologetically himself.
In this episode, we talk about Lance's newest book called Out There: Dispatches from My Personal Wilderness, what it means to embrace queer joy, how nature is healing for all of us, and so much more.
If you enjoy books like
Into the Wild by John Krakauer, anything by Jack Kerouac, or adventure novels with complex and beautiful character development, then you need to read
Out There.
You can find/order Lance's book
Out There: Dispatches from My Personal Wilderness from your local bookstore or online from
Amazon Books. Or, you can add it to your TBR on
Goodreads.
Visit Lance's Website:
LanceGarland.com.
Follow Lance on Instagram: @
outtherewithlance.
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