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Drag may have been around for hundreds of years, but it’s only in recent years that it’s really hit the mainstream. Thanks in part to the phenomenon that is RuPaul’s Drag Race, drag is now a regular feature of TV, streaming, podcasts and more, and it is beloved by many – stars such as Bianca Del Rio and Trixie Mattel are now household names. But that growing fame hasn’t been entirely positive, with backlash from conservatives and religious groups.
The Little Book of Drag is a sickening celebration of all things drag, serving realness with facts, history and quotes from the queens. Providing all the T on everything you’ve ever wanted to know, this is the book for any queen who wants to get reading . . . the library is open.
The Little Book of Drag is a sickening celebration of all things drag, serving realness with facts, history and quotes from the queens. Providing all the T on everything you’ve ever wanted to know, this is the book for any queen who wants to get reading . . . the library is open.
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