Now I feel sad, because I just donated a bunch of my books (including some rec'd here, such as the GV guide and Easton/Hardy books). If I run into any more good ones that I do not intend to keep as I go through the library, do you want me to check with you before sending them on?
Carol Queen has not yet been mentioned; I remember liking Exhibitionism for the Shy quite a bit, and it's very definitely about speaking up. I found her fiction a little too More Genderqueer Than Thou for my taste; I wondered if I were being too whatever-normative, but a trans friend told me she got that vibe too.
I have done so much reading in this that I am afraid it all blurs together, so I don't remember any more specific recs. But I will post if I remember.
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Tue, Mar. 29th, 2011 03:09 am (UTC)Carol Queen has not yet been mentioned; I remember liking Exhibitionism for the Shy quite a bit, and it's very definitely about speaking up. I found her fiction a little too More Genderqueer Than Thou for my taste; I wondered if I were being too whatever-normative, but a trans friend told me she got that vibe too.
I have done so much reading in this that I am afraid it all blurs together, so I don't remember any more specific recs. But I will post if I remember.