Description
Discover the captivating world of *Endpapers*, a compelling debut novel by Dawn Levit that intertwines art, identity, and love in 2003 New York City. As a bookbinder at the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art, Dawn feels trapped in a cycle of restoration, mending old books while battling her own creative block. With a major gallery debut on the horizon and a profound identity crisis as a genderqueer individual, the pressure is mounting. One fateful day, while restoring a forgotten tome, Dawn stumbles upon a hidden gem: the corner of a 1950s lesbian pulp novel and a mysterious queer love letter. This serendipitous discovery becomes a catalyst for her transformation, igniting her quest for self-discovery and connection. *Endpapers* expertly crafts a narrative that explores the complexities of gender identity, the pursuit of artistic expression, and the importance of embracing authenticity. This book is perfect for readers who appreciate richly detailed character studies and are drawn to LGBTQ+ themes. Join Dawn Levit on her journey as she delves into the past and navigates the intricacies of her present. *Endpapers* is not just a book; it's a profound exploration of self, love, and the courage to live one’s truth, making it a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and understanding in the journey of life.