Mean Little deaf Queer : A Memoir (Paperback)

from laurustina

I liked this book. I wanted to like it more. It's a good read, particularly the first 1/3 which focuses on Galloway's childhood. Her experiences are rich and unique and her storytelling especially strong in the beginning. And it may be that theater (her great passion) is difficult to translate to...

from jmzarate

I really liked the first half of Terry Galloway's Mean Little deaf Queer, but I found the 2nd half of the book fairly rambling and tedious to get through. I think Ms. Galloway has a ton of great stories to tell, and those that she does tell in full description are funny (not so much laugh out lou...

from kepitcher

Becoming a theatre professional is hard enough, but Terry Galloway's memoir of her life as a performer with disabilities showcased how difficult it truly is for someone to break into the theatre world with challenges. However, she uses too much space in her book to highlight her bad love life dec...

from kepitcher

Becoming a theatre professional is hard enough, but Terry Galloway's memoir of her life as a performer with disabilities showcased how difficult it truly is for someone to break into the theatre world with challenges. However, she uses too much space in her book to highlight her bad love life dec...

from texichan

This was an entertaining book, though it dragged quite a bit more than I would have liked. I ended up forcing myself to press on quite a bit. Terry creates mixed feelings in me - certainly riding a line between sympathy, disdain, empathy, etc. She often seems to be that one child that is immensel...