Hady's Page

You are Tinkerbell and if you don't believe in yourself you will die!

I just read:

• A/S/L by Jean Thornton

Now I am reading:

• The Neon Revelation by T.T. Madden

Next I plan to read:

• Performance Review by Aster Olsen

My favorite books are:

1. The Sisters of Dorley by Alyson Greaves
2. Little Fish by Casey Plett
3. Nevada by Imogen Binnie
4. The Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler
5. The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson

Favorite Sites

• The Transfeminine Review
• Internet Archive

STUFF FOR LATER

• Topside Press Bibliography on Lesbian Poetry Archive
• Lesbian Herstory Archives
• Collective of Anarchist Writers

• The whole Topside Press bibliography
• This Bridge Called My Back, Cherrie Moraga, Gloria Anzaldua
• To Write Like a Woman, Joanna Russ

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ABSOLUTE FUCKING NONSENSE

• They have found the planet Earth's internet; The scholars have learned what a transsexual is!
• What do you make of yourself if your primary goal is to be absalutely certain that you are never, not even for the briefest moment, even slightly delusional: a fucking coward.
• Reading and Estradiol; two things that have been absolutely essential to my discovery of my own personhood, my understanding of the world around me, and my place within it; two things that regretably, but far from hopelessly, I learned the wonders of at the overripe age of *redacted* (but like somewhere in my early twenties).
• If you really want to be at that party, you kind of can't help but go and stick around, even though you are super late. It will be awkward, getting there so late as you are, and people will have jokes, and insights, and established rapports that won't make sense to you, but that is still a lot better than just staying home and not even making an attempt at being a person. The party is just a metaphor for like the spaces you desperately wan't to particapte in; if you don't like actual parties that is totally fine and I don't blame you.
• I need to read some shit by like 40-60 year old trans women (at time of writing); it's very helpful to read things that make you remember: Life does not stop in your 40s; you a ways to go, should you be so lucky; kayn'aynhora *tu tu tu*.