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Zoe Whittall’s Bottle Rocket Hearts: A Rough and Exhilirating Ride through Queer Montreal
Eve, the spunky 19-year-old protagonist of Zoe Whittall’s debut novel Bottle Rocket Hearts (2007), is a 90s rebel girl, screaming along with Kathleen Hanna as she rides her bike down Montreal’s Ste Catherines street in her silver spray-painted doc martens. … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Coming-of-age, Fiction, Gay, Lesbian, Montreal, Queer, Sex Work, Zoe Whittall
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Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian 