One of Corley's more problematic books. I believe the only one featuring a gender-nonconformer, but Corley spends the whole book telling us the main character is "all male" and whatnot but also "totally female" when performing and that makes him so much better than all the other drag queens. It's very odd. Also, even though gender would appear to be the main theme of the book, it also involves race and racism (and unexamined racist assumptions) as a major theme toward the beginning.