This book was a good read. It was written in a stream of conscience style which made me feel closer to her. Not your typical memoir style. I think I would recommend this book to her fans, but I'm not sure I would recommend it to someone who doesn't know who Neko Case is. It was a tough read, as a lot of terrible things have happened in her life, but it's also uplifting and inspiring to learn how she overcame everything and went on to have a successful music career.

I receieved this as a digital ARC from NetGalley.

I wish Goodreads allowed half-stars like Letterboxd because this was truly 4.5 stars for me not 4.

It was great to read a memoir of one of my favorite artists. I knew the bare bones of her life story but it was really illimunating to hear her story in such honest and raw language. Every now and then she would drop an aside about life in general/being a woman/ambiguity about gender that just really *hit*

Really recommended! I look forward to re-reading closer to the book's release.