She’s kept us waiting for years, but the follow-up to Ariel Birks’ award-nominated zine of her adventures as an Evangelical teen is finally here! And it’s fantastic. This follows out the story of her figuring out that the whole thing was not for her. Within: mysterious traditions; LSD’s connection to the metaphysical aspects of Christianity; Simon and Garfunkel as a path away from God; the religious conflicts of a sexually promiscuous imagination; a glossary of terms; a miniature epilogue; and a fantastic interview with NY-based artist Nathan Vincent on his experiences with Christianity and coming out as gay to his pastor father and church organizing mother. You’ll also find out why Cabbage Patch dolls and houses that smell like incense were not allowed. 36 pages, half-letter size.