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Emmie McKee
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I am LOVING this so far -- but it does feel a little odd that the author (a white woman) is writing about two people of colour, especially as their sense of self/character is clearly tied quite strongly to that and/or a big theme here is how Evelyn is having to change everything about herself to be a star. Maybe I'm just reading into things too much but from what I've heard this also seems to be a pattern for TJR?
Dec 25, 2025 12:46AM
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Emmie McKee
Emmie McKee is on page 282 of 389
Ok, this is hard to put down but I CANNOT get over how on-the-nose Monique's dialogue is. It's like she's just there to say outlandish, presumptuous things JUST so Evelyn can correct her (and be TJR's mouthpiece about the nuances of queerness and race). Every time Monique is corrected, she IMMEDIATELY processes, apologises perfectly and is forgiven within two or three lines. It's maddening.
Dec 28, 2025 07:52AM
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Emmie McKee
Emmie McKee is on page 222 of 389
Dec 27, 2025 02:22AM
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