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A poetry/memoir/short essays from a queer woman who worked as a prostitute on the streets and in massage parlours. Very personal, raw beautiful essays. The book was eye opening and thought provoking on a political and personal level. Some of the essays are sure to become classics, including the one about queer funerals.
Lots of food for thought in her. Such a beautiful, brave and honest book.
Lots of food for thought in her. Such a beautiful, brave and honest book.
Really really good. This is the kind of poetry I like to read - actually, I'm trying to figure out why Bluets didn't work for me, but this did. Maybe because it reminded me so much of Evelyn Lau's Runaway, which was a defining reading experience in my life. Maybe because Bluets was too theme-y, this was a broader view, still on a theme, but more variety in tone and form. Anyway, read it!
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