Writing about your own life can be an emotional experience. It’s definitely true for actor Colton Haynes with his upcoming memoir Miss Memory Lane. The book is described by Haynes as “essentially a love letter” to his mother.

Haynes read the prologue to his memoir in a live video from his Instagram account March 24. Haynes said of the memoirs:

“This book means the world to me. I can’t explain to you how hard I worked on this book and it’s extremely moving and it’s very, very sad… It’s not a comedy but it definitely means the world to me.

Also during the Instagram Live video, Haynes gave an update on filming the Teen Wolf movie is coming to Paramount+ Later this year.

“We started this week and it’s so much fun. And reuniting with the people I’ve worked with so far has been so awesome. It’s crazy because the weather doesn’t seem to have changed and we did so many things the other day. We added four scenes to our day, which never happens on a TV set. It’s very cathartic and we’re all very excited. I can’t believe we’re back either.

The video can be found at Haynes Instagram account.

Haynes also posted photos from the shoot on his social media.

There’s no place like home ❤️ @crystalmreed @jrbourne1111 https://t.co/qPO4uEaghx

— Colton Haynes (@ColtonLHaynes) March 30, 2022

Miss Memory Lane chronicles Haynes’ childhood in a small town in Kansas and his homosexuality as a teenager only to be told as an adult to hide his sexuality in order to be a successful actor. Simon & Schuster describe Miss Memory Lane like:

A lyrical and intimate confession, apology and cautionary tale, Miss Memory Lane is an unforgettable story of dreams deferred and dreams fulfilled; of a family torn apart and rebuilt; and of a man stepping into the light as no one but himself.

Miss Memory Lane will be released May 31 in hardcover, e-book, and audiobook, read by Haynes himself.

Sources: Colton Haynes Official Instagram Account, Paramount +, Simon & Schuster,

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