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'an explicitly inclusive, thoughtful, joyful read' - REFINERY 29
'This "love letter of sorts" to inclusive queer women's culture is perfect for anyone who's just come out, wants to know what the heck's going on or has yearned for an entire chapter dedicated to the film Carol.' - DIVA
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1 author picked All The Things She Said as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Recently published and super accessible, this book is a modern catalogue of lesbian and bi culture for women. It looks at the recent evolution of queer female visibility in the mainstream and across pop culture, asking what material changes this visibility has for the life of queer women everywhere. It’s funny and pacey and broad in scope, as it asks: How is lesbian culture changing?
From Amelia's list on The best queer books to expand your thinking.
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