Cool For You begins like a nostalgic joy ride tracing the roots of protagonist Eileen Myles, in and out of Boston and ends years later with a POV down Avenue D. This nonfiction novel lingers and pauses on some moments, only to shift and turn the next. The tone is cool detachment and endearing softness and it grabs the reader, who rides shotgun on the journey, from the first page:

Chavisa WoodsSeptember 30, 2006book review, Eileen Myles, Kara Jean Bianco Williamson, non fiction, Tribes