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Almost unreadable. Anecdotal, horrible structure, conflating gender issues and autism... Let's see if I power through.

I'm not sure about the claim that fanaticism is a very US-centric thing. At least not as much as she claims.

really irritated by the insinuation that anyone who detransitions does so because living 'out' is too hard and not because they realize something about their own identity.

Uff, the violent sex is quite hard to take.

It's like Sally Rooney, if Sally Ronney couldn't write.

I'd read about half of it when I realized this wasn't going to have an "actual" story. Still well-written though.

someone should have paid me for finishing this

just powering through because I want to know the twist. But this book is such a disappointment...

This books is hella weird. The author sure has a lot to say on Classic Rock and the parking situation in NYC.

This is hard to read, the tone is so annoying

All the fathers in Anne Tyler novels can only cook one thing: grilled cheese sandwiches

How is Quantum Physics real?! HOW?!

Wow, this book has managed to make me actually laugh out loud - that's such an unusual experience for me.

As someone who hardly ever reads continental philosophy, the part about his work on gnosticism could really do with an explanation of the word itself. According to wikipedia: "Gnosticism is a collection of ancient religious ideas and systems which originated in the first century AD among early Christian and Jewish sects." ... Well, not sure how much this helps actually. I'm gonna try and muddle through.

Welp, I just bought a bundle of all Walking Dead comics (digital only) and now I'm not sure why anymore.

Oh no, i thought this was gonna be literature, instead it's a space soap? Bummer

I'm hating this. I really need to stop falling for hyped books.

Do you know this twitter account "men write women"? I had to think of that a lot when I read about chests rising like dough. And that rape scene was... well, it was something.

I loved "In the Air", a story about a woman and her ghost twin brother, and dogs and a possible new love interest. One of these stories that makes me wish I could write like this!

Why do I ever start YA books, when I always think "blech, I don't like YA" immediately?

Man, I hate those smug protagonists so much.

Not sure if this is going to be a 4 or a 5 star book yet. But definitely on the "I dont know any other like it" list.

Please, stop starting Beatles/John Lennon books with a looooong chapter about the River Mersey and the cotton industry.