Well, they can't all be winners. 🦨
I don't know why this wasn't for me, maybe it's because I've not been invested in the Drag space for years and years now, but I just didn't like it, even if Katya has always been one of my favourite Queens.
I don't even know what this was *supposed* to be, but it wasn't really funny. Satirical, sure, but a lot of what was said also seemed grossly harsh. Trixie and Katya take turns talking about some (more or less, random?) parts of life, and how they deal with it. A lot of what was said seemed odd, some of it was downright disgusting, and their usual bouncing-off-of-each-other doesn't really work here for me.
The end was a bit more interesting because they're having an actual conversation, but it's still a book, so the pace felt off. The title also kinda loses its meaning after the first two chapters. To me this was a lot of nonsense rambling which made me zone out repeatedly.
Yikes. I think this probably the review I agree with most: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3552103714
On bookpile: https://bookpile.org/b/9780593086704
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