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I desperately wanted to like this, but it just seemed really dry and dull. Couldn't stay focused on it and have given up on it.
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Highly recommended for anyone who's unfamiliar (or only slightly familiar) with asexuality. It may be a little repetitive, as other folks have noted, for anyone who already identifies as asexual and/or has spent much time in asexual spaces. For people who are looking for an introduction, though, the book is thorough and well-indexed, so you can pick and choose which sections are most important for you to read.
I especially appreciated the book's discussion of the effects of invisibility and its r ...more
I especially appreciated the book's discussion of the effects of invisibility and its r ...more
This is an introduction, and a good one. A bit "dry," but that's not really important. The audiobook version is a bit strange....the reader always says things like "and slash or" and that's very annoying, and the last chapter is all of these links and she reads them out, url and all, verbatim. But I have a copy of this in paperback, so that's how I'll navigate that chapter. I can't imagine any other way really. But anyway, a good overview with lots of detail and a bit more repetition than I'd li
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Feb 21, 2014
Megan
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Jun 02, 2015
M
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Jun 12, 2017
S. Kay
marked it as to-read
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Sep 24, 2017
★ K ★ [In a slump but still here!]
marked it as tbr-downloaded
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Nov 13, 2017
Jules
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Mar 29, 2020
Rachel Harlich
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