How Do I Sexy?: A Guide for Trans and Nonbinary Queers

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Price
$19.95  $18.55
Publisher
Thornapple Press
Publish Date
Pages
264
Dimensions
5.2 X 7.9 X 0.7 inches | 0.66 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781990869532
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About the Author
Sophie Labelle is the French-Canadian author of Serious Trans Vibes / Assigned Male comics, which she has been drawing since 2014, and the books Wish Upon a Satellite, Ciel, Ciel in All Directions, and My Dad Thinks I'm a Boy?!Mx. Nillin Lore (they/them) is an AuDHD, trans and queer activist, advocate, and educator based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. They have had queer erotica stories published in a number of anthologies including Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year volumes 4-6 and The Big Book of Orgasms Volume 2. They co-authored a chapter of Trans Bodies, Trans Selves and are the editor of Heckin' Lewd: Trans and Nonbinary Erotica.
Reviews
"Nillin's work is sorely needed in a world where sex and pleasure is still seen in deeply reductive, binary ways." --Girl on the Net

"Having a voice like Nillin's writing on this topic is both spot on and wildly beneficial!" --Kevin Patterson, M.Ed., author of Love's Not Color Blind

"Nillin's warmth, humor, and adventurousness are a shining light in the sex writing community." --Kate Sloan, Author of 101 Kinky Things Even You Can Do

"Nillin's work in the sex blogging community has that magical quality of being both hot and filthy, and educating and thought-provoking." --Molly Moore, creator of Molly's Daily Kiss and author of Molly's Daily Kiss: Submission Of Truth
Mx. Nillin is a truly thoughtful writer whose work is always informative, frequently moving and often incredibly hot. Their sex blog is one of the best--they weave personal experience with education and advocacy so beautifully. Nillin's work is sorely needed in a world where sex and pleasure is still seen in deeply reductive, binary ways. With their welcoming approach and ability to knit honesty and vulnerability with education, I can think of few better guides through the landscape of "sexy'" than Nillin!--Girl on the Net
We don't always get the kind of guidance for having and enjoying our sexuality in a positive and healthy way. That guidance comes in even shorter supply for our trans, nonbinary, and queer friends. Having a voice like Nillin's writing on this topic is both spot on and wildly beneficial!--Kevin A. Patterson "M.Ed., author of Love's Not Color Blind"
"Very informative, affirmative and compassionate writing that can help pretty much anybody figure out how to be sexy!"--Amity Pulsatrix

How Do I Sexy? is a fantastic read and a book that's worth keeping on the shelf for reference or revisiting.

--Sally Bend "Bending the Bookshelf"
Nillin's warmth, humor, and adventurousness are a shining light in the sex writing community. They live their queer, pervy life proudly, and in doing so, inspire others to be truer to themselves too. Reading their work serves as a wonderful reminder that sex is best when infused with fun, freedom, self-knowledge and self-expression.--
Kate Sloan "author of 101 Kinky Things Even You Can Do"
Nillin's work in the sex blogging community has that magical quality of being both hot and filthy, and educating and thought-provoking. They are one of the most authentic sex bloggers I have ever had the pleasure of reading. They share their joys and their hardships with equal honesty and bravery. Their work is truly a celebration of queer love and sex.--Molly Moore "creator of Molly's Daily Kiss and author of Molly's Daily Kiss: Submission Of Truth"

I have such gratitude for this playful, affirming book. It brought me to tears to see my own personal experiences represented with such nuance and love. How Do I Sexy? explores the search for authentic pleasure within queer bodies that often elude definition. So many books about human sexuality are written about us, rather than by us. The power of this book is that these are our stories, using our language and on our terms. I am thrilled to see it released in the world.

--Orlando Silver "erotica writer and teacher"