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Journalist. Carpenter. Fly fisherman. Yinzer by way of Detroit. The sky was yellow and the sun was blue.
👤 Joined on 14 November 2024
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(Of this list, Folio and When You Fell From Heaven are self-published, but are in most ebook stores and some libraries. Pest is only on Archive of our Own, BBB is trad published. Dorley book one is trad published, book two out next year, and the entire series to date is also online for free).
Show PostFinally, if you wanna jump into the deep end of trans fiction then the Sisters of Dorley series by Alyson Greaves can be classed as contemporary thrillers, though that's mostly for lack of a better category, as they kinda defy genre classification, especially once you get into the third book.
Show PostBang Bang Bodhisattva by Aubrey Wood is a near-future cyberpunk thriller with a trans protagonist and a lot of transgender themes woven through it. The Ao3-only story Pest by Crowsa Luxemburg is a contemporary trans sports coming-of-age dramady.
Show PostNot genres I hang out in a lot, but lemme see: A fun trans spy thriller I recently read was Folio of Murderers by J. Ursula Topaz. More drama-y, the When You Fell From Heaven books by Alyson Greaves are stories set in 2003 about a trans girl discovering she's trans and taking up cheerleading.
Show PostI think a good gateway is the Unstoppable trilogy by Charlie Jane Anders. It's a YA space opera and very fun. The first one is Victories Stronger Than Death.
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