The Velvet Rage Book Reviews

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Gay man’s must read. I’ve never felt more seen in my entire life. This book opened my eyes to many of my behaviors and those of others. Highly recommend this book.

Terrible. Got almost halfway through it and couldn’t finish it. This book is awful and repetitive.

Turning point worthy. Thank you for sharing a set of skills to help us find fulfillment and contentment. Let this life-long journey begin.

Good read. Insightful shadow work

Life changing. It’s like the author spoke from within, knew me since I was born. I cried from page 2. It’s a very healing experience, can’t recommend it enough to bring some light on our velvet chaos.

Life Changing. This book has completely completely my life!! ❤️Every Gay man needs to read this literature

Amazing book. Highly recommended this book to everyone

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Wrong Age Bracket. The Velvet Rage is quite clearly aimed at Boomer and GenX-ers, and wealthy priviledged ones, at that. As a gay man of the Millennial generation, I found it very difficult to relate to the ideas in this book. May be the second edition, but I don’t feel even this revised version has dated particularly well. Millennial and GenZ gay/queer men have a very different background and coming out journey I feel.

A book every gay man should read!. This was an insightful, and revealing look into blind spots I didn’t recognize I had that has influenced my life and decisions for the better part of my life. There is so much validation I’ve been seeking from the outside for most of my life that I didn’t understand was related to feelings of being flawed stemming from my first memories of how I’m supposed to show up and be in life. I think every gay man should read this to gain some insight into learning to be your most authentic self.