Beast at Every Threshold | 
pickI could say lots of cogent things about how Natalie Wee references her own lived experience, the historical record, various pieces of queer pop culture, and the wider contemporary poetical canon to produce something that feels entirely personal, deeply rooted to a particular story, and universal, all at once, but…
Well, I just wanna tell you I said, ”Fuuuuuuck” about a million times as I read.
Fuuuuuuuck.
5 stars
xicanti ALSO, there‘s a poem about the Sad In the Rain trope, and I don‘t call things perfect but IT‘S PERFECT. Fuuuuuuck. 2w
CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian I loved this book too! 2w
xicanti @CaseyTheCanadianLesbrarian it‘s one of my best random library finds. 2w
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dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2w
Mimi28 My library doesn‘t have it 😕 2w
xicanti @Mimi28 boo library. I hope they purchase it someday, or subscribe to the books side of Hoopla. My friend found it on there, though I don‘t know if they have the same catalogue in the US as we do in Canada. 2w
Mimi28 Sorry it took me so long to answer!! I found it on Hoopla!! Thanks for the recommendation 🫶🏽🩷😊 1w
