#(i will definitely be normal abt reading a book i loved using nonbinary pronouns for the MC in my native language. for sure.)

[souldagger]

happy trans day of visibility, i wanna share my favourite books i read for the trans rights readathon!

fiction:

fierce femmes and notorious liars: a dangerous trans girl's confabulous memoir by kai cheng thom (magical realism YA - a dark, humorous and surreal subversion of the "trans memoir" genre; trans MC+author)

a lady for a duke by alexis hall (cute historical regency romance; trans MC+genderqueer author)

the brides at high hill by nghi vo (fifth novella in the exquisite singing hills cycle; nonbinary MC; comes out may 7th!)

the salt grows heavy by cassandra khaw (weird (<-complimentary) and gory gothic horror novella about a killer mermaid and a plague doctor; nonbinary love interest+author)

nonfiction:

none of the above: reflections on life outside the binary by travis alabanza

readme.txt: a memoir by chelsea manning

#tdov #trans rights readathon #books #.txt #i'll be real there's a whole bunch of books i didnt get to so i might just keep going lmfao #i rly wanna read the devourers +her majesty's royal coven+the undetectables #and reread a psalm for the wild-built in polish #(i will definitely be normal abt reading a book i loved using nonbinary pronouns for the MC in my native language. for sure.)