Uneven: Nine Lives that Redefined Bisexuality

Uneven is a cultural history that highlights nine pioneering bisexual artists, writers, and musicians, challenging common misconceptions about bisexuality and emphasizing its significance as a distinct identity. Blending personal insight with portraits of figures like Colette, Bessie Smith, and Madonna, the audiobook explores how social attitudes have shaped perceptions of sexuality and the experiences of the bisexual community across history. Engaging and thoughtfully crafted, it offers a nuanced view of a often misunderstood community and its resilience through the ages.