In a world that prefers feel-good fictions, Frank Callahan is a liability. A history teacher pathologically incapable of ignoring the truth, he finds that his honest corrections make him a social pariah. His quest for intellectual integrity costs him his marriage, alienates his daughter, and threatens his career. But when a fiercely principled student becomes his mirror, Frank is forced to confront the real cost of his crusade. "The Truth Feels Wrong" is a funny, poignant exploration of what happens when unvarnished reality collides with comfortable lies, and how the most difficult truths can forge the deepest human connections.
