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The titles listed below are
recommended for those individuals who are still coming to terms with their
crossdressing and for those individuals that love them. These books will
help you to realize that you are not all alone out there and that life
as a crossdresser can definitely be fulfilling. Also listed below are a
couple of selections of serious fiction written with a TG audience in mind.
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Cherry
Single; A Transvestite Coming of Age
by Valory Gravois, 1997
The fictional, though realistic, story of a young crossdresser coming
of age, of the women who enter his life, and his evolution into a transgendered
person who eventually ventures out into society.
"Cherry Single ... confronts transvestite sexuality without flinching
and without gratuity ... At last, a serious work of fiction about a character
we can believe in, experience pain and joy with ... and feel good about.
The hero/ine, David and Natalie Nunley ... takes a journey that many emerging
crossdressers will relate to ... (Cherry Single) delivers an after-glow
that lasts for a week -- a crossdressing journey with a happy ending."
- Sharon Stuart, nationally-known transgender rights advocate.
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Crossdressing
With Dignity: The Case for Transcending Gender Lines
by Peggy J. Rudd, 1990
A book which hopes to help men who wish to openly express their femininity
to maintain a sense of self-worth and dignity.
From the Author :
"As a helping professional and the wife
of a man "who crosses gender lines", my goal in writing this book was to
address the emotions that surface when men transcend gender lines. I believe
this book will help crossdressers overcome the emotions of guilt, fear,
denial, hostility, and loneliness. As crossdressers move forward to inner
peace and a sense of personal dignity, they will realize richer and more
complete lives."
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Miss
Vera's Finishing School for Boys Who Want to Be Girls
by Veronica Vera, 1997
"As we boldly step toward the new millennium, many more of us will be
doing it in high heels," declares Veronica Vera, creator and founder of
Miss Vera's Finishing School for Boys Who Want to Be Girls in New York
City.
Miss Vera has helped hundreds of would-be femmes blossom through her
expert instruction in the arts of dressing up, making up, going out, and
acting like a lady. In her new book, she shares her priceless wisdom with
the world.
"How marvelous! A book so politically
progressive as to elevate feminine characteristics to an ideal men would
want to emulate. Brava Miss Vera!" - Candida Royale, Femme Productions,
Inc.
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Bad
As I Wanna Be
by Dennis Rodman & Tim Keown, 1997
Once you get past the hype and the shock of this autobiography by the
NBA's most controversial and provocative player you'll discover the story
of one person who has come to terms with his/her identity and is living
life without the self-imposed constraints so many of us carry.
"Everything I do is about confidence. After years of struggling with
my identity . . . I've become totally confident about being who I am. I
can go out to a salon and have my nails painted pink, and then go out and
play in the NBA, on national television, with pink nails." - Dennis
Rodman.
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String
of Pearls: Stories About Cross-Dressing
by Tony Ayres, 1996
Collected by Australian writer and filmmaker Tony Ayres, you are sure
to enjoy these provocative and sexy stories about crossdressing. His tales
of boys being girls and girls being boys touch upon themes of sexual ambiguity,
clothing as fetish and ritual, and disguise as a vehicle for unveiling
hidden truth.
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