This isn't a memoir. It's a memory gospel.NiKO SekoYa-Detroit-born, neurodivergent, and battle-scarred-was never supposed to make it. He was told to sit still, shut up, mask harder. Instead, he wrote it all down. The Last King of the 20th Century is a lyrical rebellion against erasure, a stitched-up crown made of trauma, basement smoke, back-of-the-classroom jokes, and glitch-level memory.This is the coming-of-age story they don't put on TV. It's what Love on the Spectrum doesn't show. It's what RFK Jr. got wrong. It's neurodivergent testimony set to a sacred beat-funny, furious, ritual-rich, and stunningly true.Told through seventeen vivid transmissions-some whispered, some shouted-this book is for the masked, the medicated, the misdiagnosed, the mythic. You weren't supposed to find this. But now that you did… don't look away.If you've ever been too loud, too Black, too queer, too weird, too much-you are the reason this book exists.
