Dress Like a Boy

by Quentin Lee

Its Edward Ngs last year at Berkeley. Amidst campus protests, warehouse raves, and grad school applications, Edward is torn between sticking out in a non-monogamous relationship with his flaky bisexual lover and consummating his unfinished affair with his closeted younger cousin. Sexy, funny and honest, DRESS LIKE A BOY is an idiosyncratic epic of sexual experimentation and intellectual coming of age that foretells the imminent vision of a generation that has come of age in the early 90s when feminism, gay politics and multiculturalism intersected, when the personal became political.

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First published October 1, 2000