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A review by mosso
Dykette by Jenny Fran Davis
4.0
2023 was the year of the disaster girl novel. This is my year of the horny queer lit fic.
I love a book that I simply could not recommend to a straight person. Dykette is messy and gross. It oscillates between collegiate and elementary discussions on queerness. Its characters are selfish and bad communicators. And I love it. This kind of compilation of problematic vignette has become a comfort read for me.
This doesn't rank top among my horny queer lit fics as it didn't particularly move me or illuminate a new framing of queer experience, and it had a centrally white cast. I do recommend this book. If you're a fan of mess, you'll enjoy wading through Dykette's muck.
I love a book that I simply could not recommend to a straight person. Dykette is messy and gross. It oscillates between collegiate and elementary discussions on queerness. Its characters are selfish and bad communicators. And I love it. This kind of compilation of problematic vignette has become a comfort read for me.
This doesn't rank top among my horny queer lit fics as it didn't particularly move me or illuminate a new framing of queer experience, and it had a centrally white cast. I do recommend this book. If you're a fan of mess, you'll enjoy wading through Dykette's muck.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Body horror