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A review by ejkimberley
Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl by Andrea Lawlor
5.0
This was a lovely ride all the way through, which really felt like it was written by someone who knows what it was like to hit the gay and lesbian scene in the 90s. Characters and situations were compelling and on point, but made more compelling for me by the high-concept premise of Paul not just being a genderfluid queen who can pass in any context, but a literal shapeshifter.
The sex scenes were interesting and varied enough (given Paul's transformational abilities. And the dialogue was well written and fun. Making this altogether a highly entertaining nostalgic experience of a (literally) genderfluid "youngman" hitting the scene at (perhaps) its historical height.
The sex scenes were interesting and varied enough (given Paul's transformational abilities. And the dialogue was well written and fun. Making this altogether a highly entertaining nostalgic experience of a (literally) genderfluid "youngman" hitting the scene at (perhaps) its historical height.