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Author:
Jill Gutowitz
Publisher:
Atria Books
Date:
March 8, 2022
A debut collection of personal essays exploring the intersection of queerness, femininity, relationships, pop culture, the Internet and identity.
What The Reviewers Say
Jill Gutowitz, the 'self-proclaimed overlord of lesbian Twitter,' takes readers on a thrilling excavation of lesbian pop culture and examines the way lesbian representation in media has directly impacted the way she views her own sexuality. From a young age, Gutowitz has been obsessed with celebrities, and she has channeled that obsession into a thriving writing career, sharing hilarious insights.
Where queerness and pop culture meet, you will find writer Jill Gutowitz. And it's that intersection she deftly explores in her debut book...with a sharp wit and an even sharper pen. Between every one-liner and guffaw, Gutowitz delivers not just herself, but universal truths everyone can relate to.
Gutowitz’s debut collection of essays is witty and wonderfully woven together.
The personal essays in Gutowitz’s first book examine pop culture through a lens of evolving lesbian identity and range in tone from self-deprecating snark to cotton-candy light to truly profound.
