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A review by thatgeekcalledmo
The Letter Q: Queer Writers' Notes to their Younger Selves by Sarah Moon
2.0
Couldn’t finish this book. Had to DND it.
Without knowing a majority of these authors it just didn’t impact me all that much personally. Also, a lot of repetition of “it gets better” to where it just sort of bored me. The best parts were the artists but those were few and far between. Also, idk if it got more diverse as it went on but it seemed very heavily focused on gay and lesbian authors. Good for them but as a biromantic asexual I couldn’t relate to any of them myself. I like what this book is trying to do but it’s just not for me.
Without knowing a majority of these authors it just didn’t impact me all that much personally. Also, a lot of repetition of “it gets better” to where it just sort of bored me. The best parts were the artists but those were few and far between. Also, idk if it got more diverse as it went on but it seemed very heavily focused on gay and lesbian authors. Good for them but as a biromantic asexual I couldn’t relate to any of them myself. I like what this book is trying to do but it’s just not for me.