Personal essays drawn from a life of contradictions and extremes: exile, sex work, transition, disability, grief, and much more. Writing in The Georgia Review, Black Warrior Review, LARB, Joyland, The Audacity, and elsewhere. Completing a PhD at USC.
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I Would Rather They Call Me An Animal Than A Man
Or, worse yet, an AMAB
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Why Theyfab is a Slur
And why it’s OK to be a little bit transphobic
Edit: I have now published a sequel to this essay: Why AMAB is a Slur.
Why I Am More of a Woman Than You
Unless you agree to my terms
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Why The 'Male Socialization' Myth Is Bigoted Nonsense
What's really going on
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Trans Men and Trans Women Need Solidarity
Against divide and rule
Given my selection of topics lately—wading in where no one wants me—I would forgive anyone who thought I was aiming to alienate as many people as possible and get people coming at me. This is not my goal; I would ra...
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