Elliott DeLine's writing delves deeply into the trans experience, weaving autobiographical elements with fiction and essays. His prose is characterized by its raw honesty and bravery, probing complex themes of identity, the body, and societal acceptance. DeLine's style is direct yet poetic, often exploring the tension between internal worlds and external realities. His work resonates with readers seeking authentic and insightful perspectives on contemporary queer life.
A nonfiction novel about sex addiction, sex work, navigating the MSM scene, a trip West, dissociative identity disorder, and the struggle to find love, connection, and self-actualization as a non-binary trans person. This book is DeLine's most autobiographical (and arguably scandalous) work to date.