Starsky and Cox (yeah, like those are their real names) clearly have had super bad experiences with Piscean females, because they basically rip us allStarsky and Cox (yeah, like those are their real names) clearly have had super bad experiences with Piscean females, because they basically rip us all new assholes in this book. Which is part of why I've rated it at only three stars - being the self-obsessed "diva" Piscean lady that I obviously am, I only really care what the book has to say if it reflects positively on me! No, for real - this one is interesting because each sign is divided by gender (oh, that pesky binary), and each gender for each sign is then described in both straight and gay relationships/sexual situations. The writing is colloquial and snarky, and the "turn-ons" lists are pretty intensely specific and detailed, and so although overall I would take this one with an additional grain of salt from the grains you normally put towards all things star-related, it's quirky and somewhat different from your average astro text....more
The lovely folk singer Rose Polenzani introduced me to this book by mentioning it at a concert she was giving in Syracuse back during my undergrad dayThe lovely folk singer Rose Polenzani introduced me to this book by mentioning it at a concert she was giving in Syracuse back during my undergrad days. She revealed during said concert that according to this book she is born in the Week of the Loner, and then said her birthday is March 7th. Which, you should know, is just two days before my birthday. Which means...that's right folks, I am also a lone-star. Anyway, it was fate - or in the stars, or what have you - for me to connect with this book, and I am ecstatic that I did because it's fantastic and thorough and will sometimes tell you exactly what you want to hear. And, when it doesn't, you can just ignore it!...more
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