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A review by shewantsthediction
Just Pervs by Jess Taylor
2.0
This is just a bunch of uncomfortable vignettes from the author's life thinly disguised as a book of short stories. Far from "championing expressions of female sexuality in their many forms," this book focuses on a singular type of experience: the author's.
I came to the conclusion that she was just writing her own life by the way she reuses names and characters - Sam, Travis, and others pop up multiple times in different stories, always in the same roles. (Side note: I have never read so many generic white person names in my life. I literally couldn't keep any of the characters straight because of it - also probably because they had no characterization or anything substantial to differentiate them.
I came to the conclusion that she was just writing her own life by the way she reuses names and characters - Sam, Travis, and others pop up multiple times in different stories, always in the same roles. (Side note: I have never read so many generic white person names in my life. I literally couldn't keep any of the characters straight because of it - also probably because they had no characterization or anything substantial to differentiate them.