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Kim Gordon
Maybe the best writer. The way she naturally and effortlessly integrates her life with her inner, critical self, without being meta about it, and always finds the place that no one else occupies but always seems to makes perfect sense.
View Kim Gordon's Top 10 Favorite BooksCarrie Brownstein
One of my favorite books of the last few years. It's both a memoir and an ontological exploration. In some ways, this book is a life-changer in that it posits new spheres of both being and togetherness.
View Carrie Brownstein's Top 10 Favorite BooksLily Cole
This book blows my mind for its refusal to be contained in any one form or box. Not poetry, not prose, not fiction, not non-fiction, it defies convention to slip stream between them all. And underneath all the rhetorical games lies a persistent and radical honesty: as Nelson reflects on sex, gender, birth, motherhood, love.
View Lily Cole's Top 10 Favorite BooksGreta Gerwig
This book doesn’t fit neatly into a category. It’s personal but also global. It doesn’t prescribe anything; it raises questions. It allows the reader to feel as if they are watching this brilliant woman think in real time. It seems as if you are inside her mind with her. It’s funny and sexy and made me cry. And it is one of the best books on being a stepmother I’ve ever encountered.
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