In this conversation, Bill Hulseman discusses his debut book, ‘Six to Carry the Casket and One to Say the Mass,’ which explores themes of queer identity, family dynamics, and the importance of reflection.
He shares his personal journey of writing the book, the challenges of navigating inherited identities, and the significance of discernment in shaping one’s self. Bill emphasizes the role of pop culture in understanding identity and the necessity of queer spaces for personal growth.
He also reflects on his experiences teaching in Catholic schools as a gay man and the impact of conscience in faith. The conversation culminates in a discussion about the radical act of reflection in a fast-paced world and the purpose behind writing the book.
