Bone On Bone
Bone On Bone is a poignant collection of original writings that intimately explores the profound experience of living with mental illness.
Bridging Hearts Through Art And Words: Jaxson Maltese’s Transformative Tale
Jaxson Maltese, a talented young transgender writer, artist, and full-time student, unveils his poignant debut, “Bone (on Bone).” Rooted in personal experiences as a contemporary teenager, Jaxson candidly shares his journey in today’s society, addressing mental health struggles. Through his narrative, he aims to illuminate that no one walks the path to wellness alone. Currently based in New York, Jaxson endeavors to foster understanding and empathy through his creative endeavors.
Chapters
Dive into the profound chapters of ‘Bone (on Bone)’—an intimate exploration penned by Jaxson Maltese. This collection delves into the raw emotions and challenges of navigating mental health as a young male in contemporary society. From grappling with depression to confronting issues like sexual harassment, each chapter is a poignant piece of art crafted from Jaxson’s personal journey.
Chapter 01
It’s dark out when I feel it Cold, hard skin, calloused from years of work Hard work, he claims, work that provides for us I should be grateful for those callouses. But they scrape my skin when he grabs me. And I don’t quite know what I feel, but it’s certainly not grateful.
Chapter 02
My dad never taught me to ride a bike so when I rode for the first time I fell harder than I should have with no one to catch me my knees opened on the concrete the hurt of childhood I asked my mom for a band aid no response so I went without and now I run my finger through the scars wonder if they’re deeper than the ones you cannot see.
Chapter 03
I can’t comprehend the idea that other people can suffer. I don’t understand how my pain isn’t worse than everyone else’s. How is it possible that I don’t carry more than the rest of the world? When everything I feel is so damn heavy?
Chapter 01
It’s dark out when I feel it Cold, hard skin, calloused from years of work Hard work, he claims, work that provides for us I should be grateful for those callouses. But they scrape my skin when he grabs me. And I don’t quite know what I feel, but it’s certainly not grateful.
Chapter 02
My dad never taught me to ride a bike so when I rode for the first time I fell harder than I should have with no one to catch me my knees opened on the concrete the hurt of childhood I asked my mom for a band aid no response so I went without and now I run my finger through the scars wonder if they’re deeper than the ones you cannot see.
Chapter 03
I can’t comprehend the idea that other people can suffer. I don’t understand how my pain isn’t worse than everyone else’s. How is it possible that I don’t carry more than the rest of the world? When everything I feel is so damn heavy?
Why Read It?
Crash into ‘Bone (on Bone),’ a compelling collection by Jaxson Maltese that artfully unravels the intricate tapestry of living with mental illness as a young man in contemporary society. From grappling with depression to navigating the challenges of sexual harassment, Jaxson courageously transforms personal experiences into poignant art.
This collection serves as a raw and authentic exploration, inviting readers to witness the transformative power of turning pain into expressive resilience. Discover the profound insights and artistic brilliance that emerge from the pages of ‘Bone (on Bone).’ Embrace the opportunity to gain empathy, understanding, and a deeper connection to the human experience through Jaxson’s evocative storytelling.
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Bone On Bone
Bone (on Bone) is a collection of original writings describing what it feels like to live with mental illness as a young male in today’s society. From depression to sexual harassment, Jaxson Maltese shares his personal experiences and turns it into art.
What Our Client’s Say
Bone (on Bone) is more than a book; it’s a heart-to-heart conversation. Jaxson Maltese bares his soul, making me feel understood and less alone. A true beacon of courage.
Alexa Thompson
Jaxson Maltese’s Bone (on Bone) is like a comforting friend who understands the struggles we face. It’s a genuine, empowering expression that resonates deeply.
Michael Rodriguez
Bone (on Bone) isn’t just a book; it’s a bridge of understanding. Jaxson Maltese’s openness helped me connect with my teenager on a new level.
Emily Foster
Bone (on Bone) is a testament to the strength within us all. Jaxson Maltese turns pain into a universal story that speaks to the human spirit.
Alex Turner
In Bone (on Bone), Jaxson Maltese shares a journey that transcends pages. It’s a hopeful narrative, reminding us that we’re not alone in our struggles.
