Diary of a Human

by Eliza Lentzski

"I have known women and they have known me. I look for them in all the wrong places and end up with more than I should."Part diary and part open-love letter, Diary of a Human narrates the story of one woman's obsessive and indulgent journey - a tumultuous year of self-discovery, dealing (badly) with loss, and finding love.

62 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 4, 2012

About the author

Eliza Lentzski is the best-selling author of sapphic fiction, romance, and erotica including the Winter Jacket and Don’t Call Me Hero series. A historian by day, Eliza is passionate about telling the stories of marginalized communities.

Born and raised in the upper Midwest—a landscape that often shapes her novels—Eliza now lives in Boston with her wife and their cat, Charley.


Reviews

[Tonya]

Read

Regardless of how I feel about any subject, this authors writes, I always find something in her words that help me see and relate on some level!

[OllieReads]

a beautiful book of prose

that's it; that's the review

[Nat Newman]

At least it's mercifully short, because it's mercilessly tedious.

[Laurie]

A thought provoking and poetic piece.

[WonderGoon]

Disjointed and confusing.