Everything She Said: All I Know About Modern Lesbian and Bi Culture etc.

A cutting-edge, individual manual for the way of life of strange ladies and in the middle between.

Everything She Said investigates the idea of 21st-century strangeness. Lesbian and bi culture is consistently changing and here, columnist Daisy Jones unpicks obsolete generalizations and shows how, throughout the course of recent years, the style and shared language of strange ladies has gradually penetrated the standard. (Think fewer hemp shoes, IKEA excursions, and nut glasses of milk and more opportunity, articulation, and the local area. Furthermore, Cate Blanchett.)

From the soiled storm cellar clubs of east London to the unchartered domains of TikTok, cutting in DIY mullets and dedicating Meryl Streep 'Daddy', Daisy investigates the complex idea of being lesbian or bi today, while additionally thinking back and commending the past.

The book focuses light on the ceaseless course of emerging, what it resembles date as an eccentric lady, how actual nightlife spaces have developed into online networks, and the motivations behind why psychological well-being issues have excessively influenced LGBTQ+ individuals.

As somebody submerged in the eccentric culture of ladies, Daisy brings both the individual point of view and an editorial one to this evolving scene. Through interviews and lived insight, a strong picture arises: one which shows that being lesbian, bi, or in the middle between, isn't really consistently attached to orientation, sexual practice, or even heartfelt fascination.

With verve, humor, and well-honed composition, Daisy paints an essential and savvy current representation of being a strange lady in 2021.