Reviews and Comments

but discord is a type of cdn

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Pretty good! I'm not writing home about it or anything, but it's a lovely fantasy and competently explores the feelings of trespass, uncertainty, and finally understanding that we work through in the process of realizing we're trans.

It's not a long read, so if you're on the fence about it and you can get it for free from your library or Anna's Archive, I'd say give it a shot! I had a good time and you may well too!

Recommended to all the trans lesbians who feel stuck and lost. This book gave me dysphoria so bad it hurt. It made me cry and hide in my room. It was beautiful and my life is richer for having read it

Recommended for everyone sick of Omalases and everyone yearning to imagine a world worth fighting for.

Pretty good! A bit more romantasy than I normally go for, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't binge the second half in a single day

As per the recommendation of one @sasha@noraa.gay

Stared through my chest at my heart, reached in, and tore it out. It hurt

Filthy and unsettling and really hard to put down!

im not normally a romance enjoyer but this was actually sooo cute and a really cool world too

idk i enjoyed it. it's like, relatable and almost abstract at the same time. surreal in the sense of a surrealist painting

From Alexander Avila's video essay on Autism

I've been around prison abolitionists, and researched a little into prison abolition prior to reading, but this book still greatly improved my understanding of the topic. It's clear that the modern prison abolition movement is built around the tenets that Davis lists here, and you've probably picked up on some of them through osmosis, but I guarantee there's still stuff in here for you.

Sophie's new video essay sold me on this one