Cod wars and how to lose them

Gilchrist, Andrew

Q Press

<p>First book of its kind in 20 years. This book has already been widely accepted and anticipated in the Transgender community and familys dealing with transgender issues. Written in an easy to read style, it addresses many issues faced by transgender individuals, their spouses/mates, and family members. Helps anyone seeking accurate information about what it means and doesn t mean to be transgender. Author Reid Vanderburgh brings a unique point of view to his writing as a licensed therapist and someone who transitioned female-to-male in the mid 1990 s. The book provides a point of reference for therapist with transitioning clients Topics include: Addiction and Transitioning; Workplace disclosure; What support looks like; Learning the rules of a new gender role; What does post Transition look like; Fundamentalist Transitioning</p>

Transition and Beyond, Observations On Gender Identity

Politics & Social Sciences

LMFT

Reid Vanderburgh

Social Sciences

When she held the large flower in front of Julian’s face, he thought the girl was checking to see if it matched his light blond hair—he ran into that a lot. Not this time: he had been tagged to attend the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. This was the latest obstacle in his carefully planned secret strategy to gain the love of his life. It had to be secret: in 1962, life for a gay boy could be especially risky. Rule 1: pretend you’re “normal;” 2: evade the bullies; 3: keep busy. Mark Schaefer, Julian’s scoutmaster—the center of Julian’s romantic bulls eye—had problems of his own. His recent promotion at work, combined with a growing personal need to get out from under his past had his full attention. With reluctance, he allows a colleague of his wife to be his guide and mentor. Then there’s Randall… a new friend, or a complication? Eldot, author of the critically acclaimed Julian’s Private Scrapbook novels, presents a new and hilarious chapter in Julian’s poignant story: his first year of high school. Again, he weaves a comical tapestry for a very serious subject: who are these boys who get bullied? Eldot “gets inside the heads of the characters…” [BueInk Review] and shows how they should be accepted and celebrated for who they are. The pre digital world—when a milkshake cost 25 cents and Playboy was sold under the counter—lends charm and humor to the subject, and allows a frank and honest treatment of same sex discovery and activity. “… a nonchalant, playful tone that removes the stigma of queer intimacy that easily might have tormented teenaged American men in 1962.” [BlueInk Review] “…The only complaint this reader has is waiting for Part 2. Well-written, with engaging, likable characters, this book skillfully presents the challenges and pleasuresboys who love men face in growing up.” [BueInk Review]

You're in high school now

Humor & Entertainment

Eldot

Humor

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