The Broken King

The Broken King is a powerful, deeply personal memoir by Michael Thomas that explores themes of race, trauma, family, mental illness, and hope across three generations of Black American men. Through intricate and compelling narratives, it delves into the lives of five men, including Thomas himself, revealing the impact of inherited history and personal struggles. Praised for its honesty and lyrical storytelling, the memoir offers an urgent reflection on identity, mental health, and resilience in America.