Book Review: One Last Stop Is an Electrifying Queer Timeslip Romance
Not that it's by any means the most important thing about it, but One Last Stop is incredible New York City propaganda. Casey McQuiston's second novel, which charts the love story of a closed-off recent Louisiana transplant and a butch punk heartthrob who is trapped on a subway line, has such warmth spilling out of it that suddenly everything you've dismissed as cliche about the city feels new and earned. Maybe public transportation is a venue for meet-cutes and little moments of kindness. Maybe the kitchen smells that cling to your clothes after your waitressing shift are a perfume. Maybe i...