Difference between revisions of "Notable Transgender Writers"

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Australia

Canada

China

Commonwealth of Dominica

Great Britain

James Dawson, teen novels
Juno Dawson, young adult
Jane Fae, climate change, ethics, political and sexual liberty, and online censorship
Juliet Jacques, memoirs, gender and sexuality
Sarah Lennox, children's book author
Jan Morris, history and travel
Richard O'Brien, screenwriter

Ireland

Nigeria

United States

Charlie Jane Anders, novelist and short stories
Nahshon Anderson, memoir and nonfiction
Lexie Ban, nonfiction
S. Bear Bergman, author and playwright
Cooper Lee Bombardier, social commentary
Poppy Z. Brite, gothic horror novels and dark comedies
Patrick Califia, topics of gender identity, queer studies, lesbian sexual practices, eroticism, and transgender issues.
Camila Maria Concepcion, screenwriter
Leslie Feinberg, novelist
Ina Fried, journalist
Julian Gill-Peterson, history
Rachel Gold, young adult
Rosie Haber, screenwriter, nonfiction
Andrea Jenkins, nonfiction
Zeyn Joukhadar, novelist
Matt Kailey, academic writer
Bryn Kelly, author and storyteller
Rebecca Kling, cultural and social issues writer
Emmett Lundberg, web series
TS Madison, memoir
Thomas Page McBee, memoirs
Hari Nef, columnist
Mallory Ortberg, fiction and nonfiction
Torrey Peters, novelist
Rachel Pollack, science fiction
Jen Richards, media writer
Monica Roberts, journalist and nonfiction
Jordy Rosenberg, academic and history
Meredith Russo, memoir
Jessica Amanda Salmonson, fantasy and horror novels
Julia Serano, feminism and transexuality
Carter Sickels, novelist
Bogi Takacs, speculative fiction
Aiden Thomas, young adult
Jeanne Thornton, novelist and comic books
Lana Wachowski, screenwriter
Emerson Whitney, fiction

U.S. Virgin Islands

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 * [[Casey Plett]], fiction writer
 * [[Trish Salah]], academic writer
-* [[Jai Qing Wilson-Yang]], fiction
+* [[Jia Qing Wilson-Yang]], fiction
 '''China'''