List of transgender publications

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This list of transgender publications includes books, magazines, and academic journals about transgender people, culture, and thought.

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Books

Some publishers of transgender-related books include Trans-Genre Press, [1] Topside Press, [2] and Transgress Press. [3]

Non-fiction

WorkYearAuthorNotesReferences
Transidentity2022 Hans-Werner Gessmann/Vishal Lohchab ISBN   978-3-928524-82-7
ACT For Gender Identity: The Comprehensive Guide2020Alex Stitt ISBN   978-1785927997
Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women and the Rest of Us1994 Kate Bornstein ISBN   0-679-75701-5
Mom, I Need to be a Girl 1998Just EvelynMemoir from the point of view of the mother. ISBN   0-9663272-0-9
X Marks The Spot: An Anthology Of Nonbinary Experiences2019Theo Hendrie (editor)Essays and poetry from nonbinary people for nonbinary people. ISBN   1-0809680-3-2 [4]
Normal Life: Administrative Violence, Critical Trans Politics and the Limits of Law2011 Dean Spade Nominated for a 2011 Lambda Literary Award. ISBN   0-89608-796-4 [5]
Raising Ryland2015 Hillary Whittington ISBN   978-0-06-23888-96 [6]
Redefining Realness 2014 Janet Mock Memoir ISBN   978-1476709123 [7] [8] [9]
Third Sex and Human Rights1999 Rajesh Talwar ISBN   81-212-0642-1
Trans Liberation: Beyond Pink or Blue1999 Leslie Feinberg ISBN   0-8070-7951-0
Transecology: Transgender Perspectives on Environment and Nature 2021 Douglas A. Vakoch (editor) ISBN   9780367086510 [10]
Transgender History 2008 Susan Stryker ISBN   978-1-58005-224-5 [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
Transgender India: Understanding Third Gender Identities and Experiences 2022 Douglas A. Vakoch (editor) ISBN 978-3-030-96385-9 [17]
Transgender Liberation: A Movement Whose Time Has Come1992 Leslie Feinberg ISBN   0-89567-105-0
Transgender Rights2006 ISBN   0-8166-4311-3
Transgender Warriors: Making History from Joan of Arc to Dennis Rodman 1996 Leslie Feinberg ISBN   0-8070-7941-3
The Truth about Me: A Hijra Life Story2009Transgender A. RevathiFirst book on Hijra by a Hijra. ISBN   978-81-8475-271-7 [18]
When Kayla Was Kyle2013 Amy Fabrikant ISBN   978-1-61286-154-8 [19]
Lou Sullivan: Daring to be a Man Among Men2017 Brice Smith ISBN   978-0-99825-211-7 [20]
Becoming Eve: My Journey from Ultra-Orthodox Rabbi to Transgender Woman2019 Abby Stein First book by Hasidic trans person. ISBN   978-1-58005-916-9 [21]
Amateur 2018 Thomas Page McBee ISBN   9781501168741
Man Alive 2014 Thomas Page McBee ISBN   9780872866249
Please Miss: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Penis 2022 Grace Elisabeth Lavery ISBN   9781541620650
The Last Time I Wore a Dress1997Dylan Scholinski and Jane Meredith Adams1998 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   978-1573220774 [22]
The Empress Is a Man1998Michael R. Gorman1999 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781560239178 [23]
Omnigender: A Trans-religious Approach2001 Virginia Ramey Mollenkott 2002 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9780829814224 [24]
Dress Codes2002Noelle HoweyMemoir 2003 Lambda Literary Winner Award ISBN   9780312422202 [25] [26]
The Gender Frontier2004 Mariette Pathy Allen 2005 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9783936636048 [27]
The Transgender Studies Reader2006 Susan Stryker and Stephen Whittle (editors)2007 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9780415947091 [28]
Transparent2007 Cris Beam 2008 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9780156033770 [29] [30]
Lynnee Breedlove's One Freak Show2009 Lynn Breedlove 2012 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781933149325 [31]
Balancing on the Mechitza: Transgender in Jewish Community2010Noach Dzmura (editor)2011 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781556438134 [32]
Tango: My Childhood, Backwards and in High Heels2012 Justin Vivian Bond Memoir. 2013 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781558617476 [33]
Transfeminist Perspectives in and beyond Transgender and Gender Studies2012Anne Enke (editor)2013 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781439907474 [34] [35]

Fiction and poetry

WorkYearAuthorGenreDescription and ISBNReferences
10,000 Dresses 2008 Marcus Ewert Young adult/Children's Picture book about a young transgender girl named Bailey whose family does not agree with her desire to wear dresses. ISBN   1-58322-850-0
An Anglo-American Alliance 1906 Gregory Casparian Science fiction novel
2012Young adult/Children'sTitle character Tulip receives a birthday wish from a child known as David who wishes to live as Daniela, and learns how to help and respect a gender-independent young person. 2013 Lambda Literary Award Finalist. ISBN   978-0-9879763-0-7 [36] [37]
Almost Perfect 2009Young adult/Children'sStory of an adolescent transgender girl named Sage Hendrix who moves to a new high school in Missouri. 2011 Stonewall Book Award from the American Library Association. [38]
Beatrice the Sixteenth 1909 Irene Clyde Utopian/science fiction novelA time traveller discovers a lost world, which contains a postgender society. [39]
Beautiful Music for Ugly Children 2012 Kirstin Cronn-Mills Young adult/Children'sDespite bullying from his classmates and a lack of acknowledgement from his family, music geek Gabe (born Elizabeth) is transitioning, and just wants to make it through his nearing graduation. Stonewall Book Award winner and a Lambda Literary Award finalist. [40]
Being Emily 2012 Rachel Gold Young adult/Children'sEmily (born Christopher) begins to come out as transgender during her junior year of high school. [41]
Breakfast on Pluto 1998FictionPatrick "Pussy" Braden is an Irish trans woman who escapes from the fictional Irish town of Tyreelin and a drunk foster mother, to find herself and the biological mother who gave her away. Booker Prize shortlist. [42] [43]
2005Fiction [44]
2018FictionA cis man revisits a love affair he had in the 1980s with a transfeminine boy. [45]
Body Alchemy 1996 Loren Cameron Fiction1997 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   978-1-57344-062-2 [46]
Bye-Bye, Black Sheep: A Mommy-track Mystery2006 Ayelet Waldman MysteryPart of a series featuring Juliet Appelbaum, a stay-at-home mom and former public defender. In this installment, Appelbaum is approached by Heavenly, a transsexual woman who asks her to investigate the murder of her sister, Violetta, a prostitute and drug addict. ISBN   0-425-21018-9 [47]
Choir Boy 2005 Charlie Jane Anders Young adult/Children'sA coming of age story of twelve-year-old Berry, a boy who seeks out antiandrogens in order to suppress his testosterone and prevent voice change from affecting his ability to sing in the choir. The novel won the Lambda Literary Award in the Transgender/Genderqueer category. ISBN   1-932360-81-6 [48]
Cereus Blooms at Night: A Novel 1999 Shani Mootoo FictionA multi-narrative novel set in a fictional island in the Caribbean. An ambiguously gendered, but often presumed male, nurse named Tyler tells the troubled family history of Mala Ramchandin, an elderly woman under her care at a nursing home. Ze also relates the story of the transgender man named Otoh, who becomes Tyler's boyfriend. Shani Mootoo's novel explores identity, gender and community. ISBN   978-0-380-73199-2
2012Fiction ISBN   0-9832422-0-8 [38] [49]
The Danish Girl 2000 David Ebershoff FictionA fictionalized account of the life of Lili Elbe, the first person to undergo sex reassignment surgery. ISBN   978-0-14-310839-9 [50]
Detransition, Baby 2021 Torrey Peters Fiction ISBN   978-0-593-13337-8 [51]
Didn't Nobody Give a Shit What Happened to Carlotta 2022 James Hannaham FictionA trans woman returns home after spending 22 years in a men's prison. ISBN   978-1-78770-421-3 [52]
Freakboy2013Kristin Elizabeth ClarkYoung adult/Children's ISBN   0-374-32472-7 [53]
The Gender Fairy 2015Jo HirstChildren's picture book ISBN   9780994457004
Holding Still for as Long as Possible2009 Zoe Whittall FictionJosh is a trans man with a girlfriend, Amy. 2011 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781770898073 [54]
I Am J2011Fiction ISBN   0-316-05361-9 [55]
I Am Jazz2014 Jazz Jennings & Jessica HerthelYoung adult/Children's ISBN   0-8037-4107-3
Just Girls2014 Rachel Gold Young adult/Children's ISBN   1-59493-419-3 [56]
Kafka on the Shore 2002 Haruki Murakami GeneralFeatures a gay, transgender man named Oshima who is friends with the main character. ISBN   1-84343-110-6 [57]
Luna 2004 Julie Anne Peters Young adult/Children'sStory of Luna O'Neill (born Liam), a young male-to-female transsexual. Lambda Literary Award finalist in the Children's/Young Adult category. ISBN   0-316-73369-5 [58] [59] [60] [48]


Maxine Wore Black2014Fiction [61]
An Unexpected Turn2021FictionA coming-of-age male-to-female story about a 12-year-old boy that gets caught by his mother cross-dressing. Her desperate attempt to hide the secret from her friends sets off in motion a series of events that will change their lives forever. Sometimes humorous and light, the novela delves into being a transgender girl from the perspective of both the young boy, Stephanie, his mother, and Dr. Dorothy, Stephanie's best friend, [62]
Mezcalero2015 2017FictionFirst novel in the Detective Sánchez series, featuring the Mexican-Canadian transgender protagonist Ernesto Sánchez [63]
My Princess Boy 2009Young adult/Children'sPicture book about the author's son Dyson, whose self-expression does not conform to stereotypical gender role as Dyson prefers clothing meant for girls.
Myra Breckinridge 1968 Gore Vidal FictionMyra is a beautiful young woman with a secret agenda — and a secret past as a man named Myron. [64]
Nevada: A Novel 2013FictionPunk New York City trans woman Maria Griffith goes on a road trip to Nevada while reflecting on gender and queer politics. 2014 Lambda Literary Award finalist. ISBN   0-9832422-9-1 [65]
Orlando: A Biography 1928 Virginia Woolf FictionStory of Orlando, an individual assigned male at birth who was born in England during the reign of Elizabeth I. Orlando lives for more than 300 years and, at around 30 years of age, mysteriously changes sex to female.
Parrotfish2011 Young adult/Children'sComing out story of a transgender teenage boy named Grady; the title refers to the fact that parrotfish can change their gender. [66]
Roving Pack2012Young adult/Children'sStory of a group of independent youths in the Portland, Oregon area trying to find their way. [67]
Run, Clarissa, Run2012Fiction [68]
2014 Casey Plett Fiction [69]
Sacred Country 1992 Rose Tremain FictionA novel about Mary Ward, who at the age of six decides she should have been born a boy. The novel concerns her struggle in a small town in England. ISBN   1-85619-118-4 [70]
She's Not There2003 Jennifer Finney Boylan Fiction2004 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9780385346979 [71]
Stone Butch Blues 1993 Leslie Feinberg Fiction Butch Jess Goldberg grows up in the pre-Stonewall era. Won the Lambda Literary Award and the 1994 American Library Association Gay & Lesbian Book Award. ISBN   1-56341-030-3 [72] [73] [74] [75]
The Ice Princess 2011 Emmy Morgan FictionBlack trans woman struggles through her past to become a daytime soap opera star. This is the first book in a trilogy. [76]
The Ship We Built2020Lexie BeanMiddle grade/Children's10-year-old trans boy Rowan doesn't have the words yet to describe how he feels. He doesn't fit in with the boys or the girls, he faces sexual abuse from his father, and his mother ignores him. He finds an outlet in writing letters and attaching them to balloons. Deals with gender, coming of age, bullying, abuse, and racism. [77]
Take Me There: Trans and Genderqueer Erotica2011 Tristan Taormino (editor)Fiction2012 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9781573447201 [78]
Trans-Sister Radio 2000 Chris Bohjalian Fiction [79]
Troubling the Line: Trans and Genderqueer Poetry and Poetics2013Poetry ISBN   1-937658-10-4
Trumpet 1999 Jackie Kay Fiction2000 Lambda Literary Award Winner ISBN   9780375704635 [80]
Wild Dogs of Mexico2018FictionSecond novel in the Detective Sánchez series, featuring the Mexican-Canadian transgender protagonist Ernesto Sánchez

Magazines and periodicals

TitleEditor(s)PublisherFirst publishedCeased publicationFrequencyISSNNotes
Chrysalis: The journal of transgressive gender identities American Educational Gender Information Service19911998Quarterly ISSN   1086-4873
FTM Magazine Jason Robert Ballard2014-Quarterly ISSN   2377-7737 "The GQ for Trans Men"
Frock Magazine Katie Glover, Sally Bend The Gender Society 20092017Bi-monthlyMagazine containing "transgender-related articles, features and stories which will be of interest to transsexuals, crossdressers, drag queens and transvestites and intersexed people" [81]
Original Plumbing Amos Mac, Rocco Kayiatos [82] 2009 [82] Quarterly ISSN   2153-6341 "Dedicated to the culture and lifestyle of transgender men" [82]
TG Life Brianna AustinInicia Incorporated2004 [83] -"An online magazine, social network and resource center for, by, and about the transgender community." [83]
Brianna Austin Brianna AustinInicia Incorporated2000 [84] -"An online resource for articles, essays, poetry and true stories by Brianna Nicole Austin." [84]
Transgender Tapestry Dallas Denny [85] International Foundation for Gender Education 19852006Quarterly ISSN   0884-9749 Formerly known as Tapestry
Transsexual News Telegraph Gail Sondegaard 19912002Quarterly ISSN   1091-1138
Reflections International: The TV & TS Magazine [86] TransEssex19951999 ISSN   1357-2644
TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly Paisley Currah, Susan Stryker Duke University Press 2014Quarterly ISSN   2328-9252, ISSN   2328-9260
Transformation MagazineHanna RodgersTransformation Publishing Inc.1969Quarterly OCLC   34616263 Magazine of interest to transgender, transsexual, crossdresser, intersex, gender fluid, gender non-conformist readers
TransSisters: The Journal of Transsexual Feminism Davina Anne Gabriel19931995?QuarterlyFeminism, trans activism, trans women
Narcissus: Tv/ts Magazine [87] New TransEssex19891992?semiannually OCLC   51182668
Transvestia Virginia Prince Chevalier Publications19601986Bimonthly OCLC   10363080
Transvestia: The Journal of the American Society for Equality in DressVirginia PrinceVirginia Prince19521952two issues
(mimeographed)		 OCLC   952387167 First transgender publication in U.S. history [88]
Das 3. Geschlecht - Die Transvestiten (The Third Sex)VariousFriedrich Radzuweit19301933Biannually ISSN   1619-9820 (German language reprint)"A German magagazine featuring stories and advice columns written by cis and trans authors for trans readers. English translation available at The Weimar Project"
#EnbyLife: Journal for non-binary & gender diverse creativesRae White, Alison Evans [89] Rae White2016once in 2016, approximately weekly from 2019"In a world where diverse and marginalised voices are so often not heard, considered or understood, #EnbyLife journal will showcase the creative works of non-binary and gender diverse creatives, and pay them for their work." [90]
Urania Eva Gore-Booth, Esther Roper, Irene Clyde, Dorothy Cornish and Jessey Wade Privately published by D. R. Mitra, Manoranjan Press19161940Bimonthly, then triannually OCLC   269259351 "The unifying legacy of Urania challenges the idea that trans and non-binary identities are something novel, and shows the longstanding interconnections and solidarities between feminism, trans rights and sapphic lives." [91]
Girl Talk MagazineGina Lance, Bijoux Deluxe, Ivy D Vine, DeLux,Rachel White, GTM Publications19972005Bi--month;y ISSN: 15245594 OCLC:41104489 Enjoying the fun of the Transgender lifestyle

Academic journals

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