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round 1, poll 66
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which cover do you like best?
Botanik des Wahnsinns by Leon Engler*
Dear Mothman by Robin Gow
*english title Botantic of Madness
remember, you're voting for the cover, not the author or the book!
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Trans Mothman Books
Mothman is trans. Because I said so. (This is probably the most specific book list I have ever made and I absolutely love it.)
Book Titles:
Dear Mothman by Robin Gow
How I Met Your Moth-er by Miranda Sapphire
Mothman Quarterback Ghost In My Tight End by Chuck Tingle
Mothman Did A Great Job Installing My Home Audio System And Now He’s Eating My Ass by Chuck Tingle
Favourite Books of 2024
Tagged by @myheartalivewrites & I can't say no to chatting about books.
If you happen to be on Goodreads or Storygraph, add me. Always like more book pals! In no particular order, here's my faves:
Fraternity by Andy Mientus: this was a dark academia queer treat. If you thought Dead Poet's Society should have been more gay & have black magic, this is the book for you.
Dear Mothman by Robin Gow: I listened to this, started it at the gym... Cue me, crying on the treadmill. This middle grade novel deals with grief and gender identity via letters sent to Mothman.
P.S. Burn This Letter Please by Craig Olsen: If you've got an interest in queer history or drag culture, you gotta read this nonfiction. Pieced together from letters, we hear about the New York queens from the 1950s and the beginnings of modern drag culture as we know it.
Let Me Out by Emmett Nahil & George Williams: This graphic novel is gorgeous, I just really jelled with the style. It's a classic satanic panic story set in 1979, with a wonderfully queer cast.
The Spirit Bares Its Teeth by Andrew Joseph White: this book is not for the queasy of stomach. This historical novel has been on my TBR for a while but the book club I'm in (Bisexual Disasters Book Club) chose it for October and I'm so glad they did! It follows Silas, an autistic trans man in Victorian London who is being sent to a Sanitarium & Finishing school. There's lots of TWs provided by the author, please do take care.
The Pairing by Casey McQuiston: The king of romance does it again! Genuinely my fave McQuiston book (someone cover RWRB's ears) & I was so lucky to get a digital ARC of it. I bought a copy for my birthday I loved it that much & it ended up being chosen for my book club. We were all collectively obsessed with Theo and Kit, the whole tour gang and those pornographic descriptions of food. Can't wait to re-read next summer, hopefully on holiday!
Honourable Mention - The Nightmare Before Kissmas by Sara Raasch: I haven't finished this book yet (over 70% through) but it's been such a joy! It's got holidays, princes kissing, moments of surprising depth and a lot of laughter. If you're a RWRB fan but need something with holiday vibes, you'll love this.
In summary: a very queer reading year (as it should be.)
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if i had a nickle for every time i listened to an audiobook abt an autistic trans guy in a midwestern mining town who's childhood best friend dies and has a friend who is trans + was in a car accident, read by the same person, id have 2 nickles which isnt a lot but its weird that it happened twice
Title: Dear Mothman | Author: Robin Gow | Publisher: Harry N. Abrams (2023)
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just finished dear mothman by robin gow, which was very lovely and quite sad. i also enjoyed how hopeful it was! a young trans boy deals with the death of his best friend by writing letters to mothman. it's written in poems and theres a lot about queer identity and friendship. great audiobook as well!!
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hey guys u should read Dear Mothman by robin gow. u shoduld read it. im only a third of the way into it but it is makingme feel crazyyyy. it's about grief and loss and being trans and queer and autistic. and mothman is there! this book is punching me in the fucking gut please read it
