RuPaul’s chatty 1995 memoir charts his rise from a difficult childhood to drag superstardom, with glamour tips and identity reflections.
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RuPaul’s chatty 1995 memoir charts his rise from a difficult childhood to drag superstardom, with glamour tips and identity reflections.
Drag queen RuPaul comes out and reveals the real person behind the paint and powder, the sequins and the wigs. He talks of growing up in a house full of exceptional women; he describes a difficult but warm California childhood with the challenges of being "different"; he relates outrageous experiences in the drag scene and the New York underground; and he drops names that include Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, Courtney Love, Karl Lagerfeld and Diana Ross. Sprinkled throughout the book are RuPaul'...
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Orientation journey, early kisses, and drag-scene romantic/sexual experiences
Brief references to parents’ violent fights during childhood
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Gay drag-queen memoir centered on identity, drag, and being different
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No fantasy magic present
No occult content present
Recurring reflections on race, gay identity, drag, and 1990s fame
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Domestic conflict, absent father, teasing for gender nonconformity
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