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rainyoctober's review against another edition
reflective
medium-paced
3.0
i fear this was not for me
mjcglz's review against another edition
3.0
strange, strange, beautiful, strange, all over the place.
What can one do with a past?
What I mean is, what can we do with our bodies?
Inclusion is sometimes just more people performing labor to hold up the bullshit.
Even when imagining takes us away, it still begins with what’s already here.
We’re all telling ourselves a story, as we try
to understand where we’ve arrived.
What can one do with a past?
What I mean is, what can we do with our bodies?
Inclusion is sometimes just more people performing labor to hold up the bullshit.
Even when imagining takes us away, it still begins with what’s already here.
We’re all telling ourselves a story, as we try
to understand where we’ve arrived.
maxtiu's review against another edition
reflective
slow-paced
3.75
(admittedly i think my brain was a bit too rotten from covid to fully appreciate the first two-thirds of this one.)
absolutely gorgeous wording and split storytelling combined with musings on art and embodiment, plus some random history mixed in.
absolutely gorgeous wording and split storytelling combined with musings on art and embodiment, plus some random history mixed in.
pansypipedream's review against another edition
4.5
Really enjoyed this!! Feels like it was made for me, the way it blends together personal reflective and art exploration, memoir and relationships and manifesto.
graveyardpansy's review against another edition
5.0
one way i judge a good book is if i finish it and immediately want to read it again. this one definitely falls into that camp