Written by: Julie Maroh
First line: Whenever people talk about love/It's always "never" and "always"
Why you should read this book: A graphic novel in the form of a collection of flash fictions about sex, love, and relationships that transcend the banal, heteronormative Hollywood ideals, it's the emotional equivalent of a series of swift one-two punches to the heart. Queer, trans, disabled, polyamorous, young, old, fat, confused, uncertain, the characters that tumble through this volume feel fully fleshed and really realized, despite having only the space of a few pages to play through their romantic dramas. Lovely, fast-paced, honest, raw, warm, and rewarding, this is book for people who believe in love in whatever form it takes and maybe don't mind shedding a tear or two for the sake of literature.
Why you shouldn't read this book: You think heteronormative Hollywood ideals are the only romantic ideals.
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Body Music
Posted by Dragon at 2:54 PM
Labels: fiction, graphic novel, identity, love, queer, relationships, sex, sexuality, short stories
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