Lately I have been trying to read more about queer identity. I don't know if it's becoming older, peri-menopause with hormonal induced libido shifts or because the world is turning into a more queer unfriendly space. I just became more interested in my bisexuality and how other queer people deal with this. So I also wondered myself Still here, still queer, now what?
Paul Taylor-Pitt book is more of a self-help book then a book giving insight in other queer lifes. It has a bit of quotes here and there and Paul talks about his own queer history. But that's all, the book is more self-reflective and how you can write your Queer Midlife Manifesto and how to do the Queer Wholeness Method. Basically this book is a workbook where you can write and draw answers to questions that Paul asks the reader.
It is very self-reflective in that way, where I expected to get a look into other queer people's lifes.
But if you want to dive into your queerness, this is the book for you I guess!

Still Here! Still Queer! Now What? is such a powerful, inspiring, and deeply necessary book for the community. Dr Paul Taylor-Pitt offers a wonderful blend of reflection, validation, and practical tools for midlife flourishing. It is empowering, beautifully written, and deeply resonant. A absolute must-read that I highly recommend to everyone.