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Casey McQuiston: One Last Stop (Paperback, 2021, St. Martin's Griffin) 4 stars

For cynical twenty-three-year-old August, moving to New York City is supposed to prove her right: …

So fucking gay, and there was so much representation of so many kinds and examples of queerness and queer community and queer history. And I loved the writing, all the hilarious little details and comments, all these amazing misfit characters with their flaws that you just have to fall in love with - it's just very rewarding to read. Content warning for all the queermisic and racist violence in Subway Girl's previous life though.

There are some details though that I can't stop wondering about. First of all, how long is the distance between the subway station on the Q??? Judging from all the things that happen on the train between the stations, there must be several kilometers O.O Second, why on earth would anybody donate and give charity to a restaurant owner, who's never there and doesn't work, just to keep his profit running, and even make him the new landlord - i don't get that o.O