Kritikak eta Iruzkinak

a description of massive trauma from a non-western perspective that sits at the intersection of many oppressed categories, blackness, queerness, transness, neurodivergency (these 'categories' coming of course short of capturing the incredible richness of the author's experience)... heavy to read, I could have used some more content warnings from the person who introduced me to it... but I found it beautiful and necessary, I cried a lot

builds on a rich tradition of ecology (most importantly indigenous one) and states the obvious. hard to read, strong emotions. highly recommended.

I read the original edition on purpose and the language is outdated when it comes to tackling gender and trans folks but never in a nasty way and despite that I am surprised by how well this book has aged

rich in references, to the point that if one wants to follow them all it becomes an endless rabbit hole

very deep personal relationship with this book

feels preposterous to even write a review, just excellent

great book for queer teens