The Diary of a Sugarbaby Paperback – November 3, 2023

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Management number 220503926 Release Date 2026/05/03 List Price US$6.32 Model Number 220503926
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NYC'S QUEER BOOK CLUB 2024 ANNIVERSARY READ#1 BESTSELLER IN LGBTQ+ FICTION#2 BESTSELLER IN DYSTOPIAN FICTIONTOP 250 IN POLITICAL FICTION2023 FINALIST IN THE WISHING SHELF BOOK AWARDS IN ADULT FICTION"A great first novel destined to become a classic." ~ Jose Carrasquillo (five-starred review)“I was a sugarbaby, I admit. I am not proud of it, though others seem to sensationalize the lifestyle. They see glitz and glamor, never food or a place to sleep. Film and literature have only shown one side of a sugarbaby’s life. They villainize us and make us out to be either sluts or golddiggers or airheads. And well, they’re right. I am no saint. I am a whore—a selfish, greedy, ageist whore who is worth nothing except in bed. Life was no fairytale as a sugarbaby. But it was one grotesque, unlawful act after another. Yet somehow, that life pales in comparison to my life as a Minor. While sugaring and Minority have similarities, no one could’ve prepared me for what the Divided did to us.”In J. Q. Gagliastro’s dystopian future, the aging patriarchy and rising hate crimes have led to a mass genocide of queer Americans. Oppression has killed what was left of the United and sired what has now become the Divided, a world where human trafficking is legal, the youth are sexualized, and heteronormativity is enforced. Dime—a former sugarbaby—chronicles his experiences as the nation around him embraces gerontocracy, and he himself becomes the property of an Elder. Deprived of his freedoms, his family, and even music, Dime clings to his memories all the while grappling with the concepts of family, home, and depth in love. A scathing satire, a cautionary tale, and a reflection of its time! Read more

ISBN13 979-8218254834
Language English
Publisher J.Q. Gagliastro
Dimensions 5 x 0.73 x 8 inches
Item Weight 11.7 ounces
Print length 290 pages
Publication date November 3, 2023

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