What gender different books do you like?

[Snowdancer]

My list so far has the following:
She's Not There- Jennifer Finney Boylan What a wonderful book. I really felt I was living her experience. I think that Iit's such a great story that someone woulod like it even if it had nothing to do with transitioning M2F.

Both of these Feinberg works are marvelous I could go on but am getting in need of sleep
Drag King Dreams - Leslie Fieinberg
Stone Butch Blues - Leslie Fieinberg

I fully intend to read the rest of hir works.

I'm currently reading Tipping The Velvet by Sarah Waters & loving it.

I think that [/url]Conundrum by Jan Morris is a required reading. I personally had problems with her writing style & perhaps there was some issue with language difference. She is Welsh & used terms that didn't make sense to me. I loved how she shared her feelings & experiences though.


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[Samhain]

here's one for pagans
http://www.hipgallery.com/photopost2/data/1839/God-Goddess---A_J-Drew--Pat.jpg
As pagans we work with gods and goddess's what are the difference, are there any, and if we are looking for a femine energy would we choose to work just with the goddess and vice-versa.
also what is a male trait, for a start could 'destruction' be classed as male, probably not because how many destructive goddess's are there out there?
S

[Lagan]

the well of loneliness - radclyffe hall

fingersmith - sarah waters
orlando - virginia woolf (check out the film version of this as well if you haven't already)
rubyfruit jungle - rita mae brown
the charioteer - mary renault
my husband betty - helen boyd