Apr 29
She liked music because it was beyond language. She wrote her lyrics, but that was different. That was poetry. Her lyrics were meant to evoke a feeling, not to make sense.
Anna Dorn, from American Spirits
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She liked music because it was beyond language. She wrote her lyrics, but that was different. That was poetry. Her lyrics were meant to evoke a feeling, not to make sense.
Anna Dorn, from American Spirits
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contemporary lesbian/sapphic lit fic in pink
Books I Read in 2025: Perfume and Pain by Anna Dorn
What’s the Maya Angelou quote? When someone shows you who they are, ignore them entirely and project whatever you want?
American Spirits: A Novel
By Anna Dorn.
I spray her until the bottle is empty.
Anna Dorn, from Perfume & Pain
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my final review of Perfume and Pain by Anna Dorn: felt like taking a fragrant, steaming bubble bath and then getting a yeast infection. Anyway I recommend it.
I haven't read much lesbian pulp fiction (meaning I don't think I've read any) so I don't think I can fully appreciate a book like Perfume and Pain. It took me some time to warm up to it but over half-way through I've found that I'm really enjoying it. The main character is intentionally unlikable in a way that didn't do much for me at first but I'm actually kind of rooting for her now and I really like the gradual and begrudged feelings she develops for her neighbor even if it was incredibly predictable. Maybe that is the pulp fiction experience. I wouldn't know. But yeah, Perfume and Pain by Anna Dorn is pretty good!
GOT MY FUCKING ARC BITCH!!!