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Oct 12 Reblogged

CRY FOR HELP.

thecuntmentality:

tangentteaparty:

no, i’m not committing suicide. but i do need a bit of assistance.

for those who don’t know, i work at my university’s lgbt center. we have a smallish library which is woefully under-stocked and out-of-date. since none of my coworkers really care for books or libraries as much i do, i have made it my task this year to collect books i think need to be on our shelves.

in particular, i am looking for novels featuring trans* characters (especially intersex and genderqueer characters); non-fiction on intersex people; non-fiction on intersectionality (e.g. race in the lgbt community, sexism in the lgbt community); non-fiction on the modern sexuality spectrum (specifically books which candidly and accurately discuss asexuality, pansexuality and polyamory); fiction featuring asexual characters; and fiction featuring LGBT characters of color.

if you have ANY recommendations at all, please let me know!!

i will be collecting books until april, so there’s plenty of time to think it over!

(p.s. if you would like to DONATE any books, please send me an ask here. i’ll give you my shipping address.)

any help you can give is greatly appreciated!

Hey! Do this! At least, reblog.

Love,

Taylor

Notes

  1. storyofair reblogged this from fuckyeahaces
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  3. goodlesbianbooks reblogged this from tangentteaparty and added:
    Oh good! Glad to be of service *bows*
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  6. gameboygirl reblogged this from angryfuckingliberal and added:
    I really enjoyed I am J, by Cris Beam. It’s my favorite trans* themed book, of those that I have read. Hero, by Perry...
  7. heroicmuse reblogged this from tangentteaparty and added:
    I’m the author...Gay, which features gay, bisexual...asexual...
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  9. fatflagrantfeminist reblogged this from thecuntmentality and added:
    I wish I could think of more, but off the top of my head I can only think of Luna by Julie Anne Peters. It’s a good...
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  12. rosainverno reblogged this from fuckyeahaces and added:
    Off the top of my librarian head… A dear friend of mine in library school put this site together that could be of help...
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  14. natureofthefiend reblogged this from litglutton and added:
    Also “Becoming a Visible Man” by Jamison Green and “Stone Butch Blues” by Leslie Feinberg are great books.
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  16. litglutton reblogged this from fuckyeahlesbianliterature and added:
    This website contains a good list of novels that involve characters being transplanted into bodies of a different or...
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  21. radicalmilitantlibrarian reblogged this from hiddenjumprope and added:
    Crap, the library I’m working at has nothing immediately relevant, and the history of cataloging on these subjects is...
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  26. timetickingonme reblogged this from tangentteaparty and added:
    Intersectionality has always been interesting to me, as...books that focus...
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