Wild Geese: 'The most exciting new voice in Irish writing' i-D | 
pickPhoebe, a trans woman living in Copenhagen, is surprised to find her ex, Grace, on her doorstep. She hasn't seen Grace since their breakup, before her transition, and must come to terms with where her new life fits within the story of her past.
It is a book of thought and ideas, and of place and belonging (Copenhagen really comes alive). Not much happens, but that's okay. Cont'd in comments...
TheKidUpstairs Emmanuel's writing is charged with wit and cleverness. Often, it unfortunately gets bogged down in its cleverness and I ended up skimming chunks. It still gets a pick because, as a debut, there is a lot of promise here, I loved Phoebe, the sense of place was excellent, and many of the ideas presented will stick with me for a long time. 1d
Amor4Libros Sounds good, stacked! 😊 1d
