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Yi 张晴 1381875272125b4 — I read a really bizarre book...I'm thinking James Patterson?...years ago which had a hermaphrodite in it...TWIN hermaphrodites, maybe?... and let's just say they didn't have to worry about getting their needs met conveniently having all the equipment necessary. I'm hardly a prude (I don't think!) but I wasn't keen on another book like this and was scared off initially by the subject matter after that experience. Thank God for goodreads that I was able to take my friend Ken's recommendation as well as others on the site and actually read it. I might have missed out on a terrific book, otherwise. It's no longer a taboo subject with me; just the opposite, I feel very comfortable with the subject. The book has helped me see this is a condition of real human beings due to specific genetic factors, not some freak sideshow exhibition. The book is still settling in my bones. It's never a good thing to try to comment on it while the particulate matter is swarming around me. I'll have to wait until it settles into some finite object that I can look at and evaluate. Meanwhile, I know it was a very good book, that I enjoyed it and it was well worth the read, that the author is incredibly insightful and intelligent, that he has done his homework and has presented the subject character and the family sympathetically and, at times, humorously. I plan to go on Oprah's website as well and read the Q&A for the author. Let me know what you think! ******** OK, a couple weeks later, I realize there's nothing left to be said. I've already said I became comfortable with a subject that, before reading this book, I would have avoided at all cost and that Middlesex changed my thinking. What higher kudos could follow?

Mayra Pérez mayperey — I was disappointed in this book. It was an interesting story, but I had problems with the writing style, and some of the characters did not "ring true" with me. I thought the film was much better (and isn't that a switch?)

Rachel Fisher _achel_isher — I've got such a crush on this man. I'd heard of his music before I got the book, but the crush came post-poetry, intensifying any time I read or heard an interview. Yes, it's a delusional declaration, but: if it weren't for our lives being our lives, David Berman and I would totally be married.

Nancy Morales 7dwarfs — atrocious