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I don't Think I'm Straight: Queer poems to celebrate you

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'breathtaking poetry' - Donna Ashworth

'this book made me gayer' - Michaela Angemeer

'a powerful reminder that we're not alone' - Courtney Peppernell



'To every woman I have ever loved, and to those I was afraid to.'

A poetic exploration of sapphic love and self-discovery from Isabella Dorta.

This collection will guide you on an empowering journey to explore sexuality with courage and understanding.

A coming-of-age, coming-out story that will leave you feeling seen, heard, and comforted, no matter which side of the closet you’re on.

186 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 1, 2026

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501 reviews67 followers
April 20, 2026
Someone on twitter said that Francesca should read that. oh, whoever you are, you are sick (and right!)
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19 reviews
March 31, 2026
The legend delivered once again
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148 reviews1 follower
February 5, 2026
“press your heart against mine and let us forget where my blood starts and yours ends.”
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259 reviews
January 7, 2026
I Don’t Think I’m Straight is an honest, vulnerable collection of queer poetry that really shines in its rawness. Isabella captures the confusion, joy, fear, and humor of questioning your identity in a way that feels very relatable and very real. Some poems hit harder than others, but when they land, they really land. Overall, a solid and heartfelt collection — not every piece was my favorite, but the ones that connected will definitely stick with me.
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55 reviews84 followers
January 7, 2026
i related to this book in so many different ways. thank you isabella for representing us <3
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231 reviews2 followers
February 1, 2026
Some parts were relatable. Appreciated the rawness of it. 🌈
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