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Tag Archives: trans
My top LGBTQ+ book recs at the Alachua County Library
Thank you for having me to speak at my alma mater yesterday! You have a wonderful space, and I wish we’d had something like that when I was there. I’m so happy for you that it exists. Below is a … Continue reading
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Tagged alachua county, bisexual, book recommendations, books, fiction, gainesville, gay, lesbian, lgbt fiction, lgbt literature, queer fiction, queer lit, queer sff, recommendations, trans
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A (trans) Pan/Hook slash novel by a trans guy releases next week and it’s the best thing I’ve read in 2017 so far
At long last, my review of Peter Darling, by Austin Chant. Fair warning: Peter Pan and the idea of Captain Hook as a love interest are important enough to me that this review has turned into a post on a recipe blog–in … Continue reading
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Tagged austin chant, book review, captain hook, fantasy, lgbt, m/m romance, pan/hook, peter darling, peter pan, queer, trans, trans author, trans authors, trans fantasy, trans lit, trans literature, trans man, trans men, villains
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Full list of my new releases in 2016
Sorry I disappeared from reviewing for a while. I’ve had some sadness. But it’s time for me to make a full list of everything I wrote that was published for the first time in 2016 in case any of you … Continue reading
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Tagged bisexual, books, fantasy, femslash, fiction, jewish, jewish fiction, lesbian, lgbt, lgbtq, mangoverse, publishing, sff, trans, writing
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BLACK ART: Modern-day noir with trans man lead (& author)
Black Art by V.T. Davy is a perfectly well-constructed piece of noir, a Jengalike masterpiece of clues that lead to more shocking clues before finally culminating in a payoff and solution that was actually worth the buildup. (I’m often frustrated by … Continue reading
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Tagged british, detective, detective fiction, europe, fiction, ftm, Germany, jersey, mystery, noir, trans, trans books, trans fiction, trans guys, trans lit, trans men, transgender, transmasculine
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Creation Debt: short trans sci-fi about rescuing an enslaved android
One of the oldest and most venerated goals of science fiction is using a speculative setting to metaphorically discuss a real-world phenomenon. Creation Debt succeeds at this brilliantly, using the literal enslavement/indentured servitude of sentient androids to condemn abusive parents … Continue reading
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Tagged android, androids, creation debt, lgbt, lore graham, nonbinary, queer, queer sci-fi, robot, robots, sci-fi, science fiction, sff, trans
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Billionaire romance: indulge your “what if Steve Jobs was nice” fantasy, w/young trans love interest
A Boy Called Cin by Cecil Wilde is a luscious piece of wish-fulfillment in which a character who is basically the amiable, generous, bisexual nerd-programmer-billionaire (that probably has Steve Jobs as his Mirror Universe Evil Twin) falls for a bratty young … Continue reading
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Tagged billionaire romance, bisexual, book review, ftm, glbt, lgbt, m/m, queer, romance, trans, trans books, trans men, trans romance, transgender, transmasculine
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Nevada: award winning trans fiction by a trans author
“Her whole life is the abusive boyfriend she’s finally leaving, and everyone is rooting for her.” — basically sums up Nevada by Imogene Binnie for me. I love Binnie’s aggressively chatty writing style. She writes like people actually tell stories … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, literary fiction, trans, trans fiction, trans woman, transgender
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