What The Reviewers Say

Positive

Based on 3 reviews

Brown Neon

Raquel GutiƩrrez

What The Reviewers Say

Positive

Based on 3 reviews

Brown Neon

Raquel GutiƩrrez

Positive
Rebecca Hussey,
Foreword Reviews
The essays embody the complexities of identity: each one weaves multiple strands of narrative and arguments to touch on art, ethnic identity, sexuality, and class. Juxtapositions and abrupt shifts in focus bring variety into each piece, while also calling for attention to the interconnectedness of the self, land, and community.
Positive
Kirkus
While the text has a tendency to meander, readers who stick with it will fine a bold and brave debut collection from an intriguing new literary voice.
Positive
Publishers Weekly
Gutierrez meditates on geography, gender, creativity, and love in her lyrical debut collection. She has a knack for writing about art.