Title: A Journey Of Sorts
Product review: This book chronicles the sexual journey of Jean Stevenson, a continuation to Sinclair's first novel, "Coffee Will Make You Black." In "Ain't Gonna Be The Same Fool Twice" we find a more confident Stevie--confident in who she is sexually and as a human being. Away from home, she is able to find herself and BE herself. In the first novel, she questioned her sexuality. In this one, there's no doubt about it. Although, Stevie finds that a relationship with a woman can be just as trying as one with a man; that being yourself means having to defend yourself while maintaining who you are--to please yourself, not other people. Of course, finding herself means she has to be truthful with others (read: her family) in order to fully be comfortable with who she is. I'm not gay myself, but I find this tale of stumbling across one's homosexuality more realistic than E. Lynn Harris' work. If you are liberal--and not squeamish about homosexual encounters--then this is a good read.
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