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The cover of A Life in Too Many Margins by S. E. Thomson featured a rainbow wheelchair set in a mousetrap. The background is purple and pink and the title is prominent in white.

The cover of A Life in Too Many Margins featured a rainbow wheelchair set in a mousetrap.

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Darkly Funny, Defiantly Hopeful: The Offbeat Charm of an Intersectional Narrative

Both a confession and a celebration, A Life in Too Many Margins is a testimony to resilience, identity, and the messy brilliance of a life lived outside the lines.”
— NewInBooks.com
PHILADELPHIA, PA, UNITED STATES, November 25, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Author S. E. Thomson, previously a children's book author published under their dead name, is releasing their debut novel on November 25, 2025. A Life in Too Many Margins (979-8-9997520-0-0; 330 pgs; $15.99) is part memoir, part survival guide, and all proof that sometimes the messiest lives make the best stories.

In an increasingly diverse literary market, S. E. Thomson's narrative style has gained attention for its unconventional approach to storytelling. With a blend of whimsical elements and relatable themes, his work draws readers into a world that feels both familiar and refreshingly different. Each entry unfolds in a way that challenges traditional storytelling norms, providing a unique experience that resonates with diverse audiences.

The hook lies in his ability to weave humor and poignancy with ease. His character, David, often eccentric and layered, navigates life's complexities in ways that invite empathy and reflection. This distinctive character development not only entertains but also encourages readers to explore their own perspectives. In addition to engaging storytelling, Thomson's work is characterized by its humor, which serves as a bridge between the surreal and the everyday. This comedic element not only entertains but also provides a counterbalance to more serious themes, creating a dynamic reading experience. The interplay of humor and depth invites readers to reflect on their own experiences in light of the themes and topics presented.

Readers can expect an array of themes that tackle the human experience, from love and loss to identity and belonging. "Both a confession and a celebration, A Life in Too Many Margins is a testimony to resilience, identity, and the messy brilliance of a life lived outside the lines," raves NewInBooks.com. The story is marked by unexpected twists that keep readers engaged, prompting them to reconsider their understanding of conventional plot structures. This unpredictability is a hallmark of his storytelling, attracting those who appreciate a departure from the ordinary. Told through an inventive blend of rambles, essays, letters, and stream-of-consciousness storytelling, the book blurs the line between fiction and memoir. Thomson’s prose is at once biting and tender, satirical and sincere; an anthem for anyone who has ever been told they take up too much space, feel too deeply, or think too differently. With equal parts rage and grace, Thomson exposes how modern society pathologizes difference while offering a hopeful, defiant vision of what thriving beyond survival can look like.

What sets A Life in Too Many Margins apart is its intersectional authenticity, a fearless exploration of living at the crossroads of queerness, disability, and chronic illness, told with humor sharp enough to cut and empathy strong enough to heal. It is as much a call to revolution as it is a love letter to those who live their lives outside the margins society deems acceptable. Critics are already hailing Thomson’s voice as “electric and necessary,” capturing the messy truth of being human in a world obsessed with perfection. Both a mirror and a manifesto, A Life in Too Many Margins is not just a book; it’s a survival song for the beautifully complicated.

A Life in Too Many Margins is currently available as an eBook wherever books are sold and will be subsequently released in paperback on April 18, 2026. For more information and some fun surprises, please visit http://toomanymargins.com.

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