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Bigender Books
Books that feature bigender characters, are written by bigender authors, or both!
Bi-gender: A Candid Nonbinary Memoir by James-Beth Merritt: A memoir of the author's experience living as both a man and a woman.
Baker Thief by Claudie Arseneault: A magical gemstone is stolen by a baker who is investigating the disappearance of her sister. The protagonist is bigender and aromantic.
Come Out, Come Out by Natalie C. Parker: A horror novel about queer teenagers who accidentally invoke a spirit that erases their knowledge of their identities. One of the protagonists is nonbinary, genderfluid, and bigender.
Homesick by Nino Cipri: A short story collection exploring the theme of home and featuring queer and trans characters. The short story "A Silly Love Story" includes a bigender love interest.
The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea by Maggie Tokunda-Hall: A woman disguises herself as a man to live aboard a pirate ship. He falls in love with a wealthy imperial daughter traveling to an arranged marriage. One of the protagonists is genderfluid and bigender.
Nimona by ND Stevenson: A graphic novel in which a chaotic shapeshifter teams up with a supervillain to wreak havoc on the Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics. The author is transmasculine and bigender and uses he/him pronouns.
Reality In Bloom by Annette Covrigaro: A prose and poetry chapbook about queerness, mental health, and religion. The author is bigender, gay, and Jewish.
Somebody Told Me by Mia Siegert: After being assaulted, a bigender teenager moves in with their uncle, a Catholic priest, and has to come to terms with their trauma. The author is bigender and uses all pronouns.
The Unbalancing by R. B. Lemberg: A novel set in the fantasy world Birdverse, where the Starkeeper and a poet work together to save their home. The story includes a side character who identifies as the fantasy world equivalent of bigender. The author is bigender and uses they/them pronouns.
Venom & Vow by Anna-Marie McLemore and Elliott McLemore: YA fantasy about a transgender prince pretending to be his brother, and a bigender dama/assassin from an enemy kingdom. One of the authors is bigender and uses they/them pronouns.
#bigender#book recommendations#haven't actually read many of these (only nimona and venom & vow) so idk how good the others are#you'll have to read to find out i suppose
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The list may or may not be queued for tomorrow :P
Pspsps. There may be a bigender book rec list coming soon
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Pspsps. There may be a bigender book rec list coming soon
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Something I've been curious about for a while!
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So um based on a post @multigenderswag made…
February 5th is now multigender awareness day! I’ll probably make a carrd about it or something
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do you know if we have a multigender awareness day or smth? if not we should make one! it'd be great to have an excuse to post explanations and spread awareness on other social media
I don't think there is! The closest thing I could find was a genderfluid visibility week, but it would be nice to have something for multigender people as a whole.
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Can you be a womanman (or manwoman, whichever you prefer!) and be trans? HECK YEAH!!!
Can you be a manwoman and be a lesbian? Yes obviously!
Can you be a manwoman and be a gay man? Of fucking course!
Can you be a manwoman and be bi? Pan? Nonbinary? Genderfluid? Genderqueer? (Very much so for this last one, in my personal subjective opinion.)
Can you be a manwoman and be anything and everything that you know yourself to be or will one day realize that you are? Yes yes yes yes yes!
This is queerness. We don’t like binaries. (Which I understand is a complicated statement in this context, given that I’m saying I understand myself to very much relate to the binary of “woman” and the binary of “man” simultaneously. But if that’s who I am, that’s who I am, right? And if that’s who you are, that’s who you are.)
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hey y'all got any favorite genderqueer/intersex/non-binary/multigender/bigender/genderfluid/etc characters you could tag? they can get overlooked so I wanted to show them some love :)
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we have misgendering (someone not gendering you correctly at all,) degendering (someone gendering you as neutral when you aren't or refusing to gender you at all,) & malgendering (someone gendering you correctly only to use it against you)
but we need a word for when someone has multiple genders (/ isn't monogender) & ppl technically "gender them correctly" but only /partly/ & only in the way they find most acceptable
mingendering maybe?
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we have misgendering (someone not gendering you correctly at all,) degendering (someone gendering you as neutral when you aren't or refusing to gender you at all,) & malgendering (someone gendering you correctly only to use it against you)
but we need a word for when someone has multiple genders (/ isn't monogender) & ppl technically "gender them correctly" but only /partly/ & only in the way they find most acceptable
mingendering maybe?
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something about the feeling of being torn apart by/because of your "conflicting" genders. society has a way of making being an androgyne feel like torture
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When I publish the multigender book recs all the summaries will be like that then o7
If people could recommend books with static (non-fluid) multigender characters that would be super awesome
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Just realized I will have to like. Write summaries for the books. This is horrible. When I write summaries for my own tbr lists they're like "trans Jewish androids" or "monsterfuckers" I can't do actual summaries
If people could recommend books with static (non-fluid) multigender characters that would be super awesome
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If people could recommend books with static (non-fluid) multigender characters that would be super awesome
#trying to put together a list of some multigender books#the list will include fluid multigender characters btw. static multigender characters are just harder to find#which is why i'm asking for recs
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I’m bigender m/f and I hate when people call me non-binary, full stop. I’m not non-binary. I’m not out of the gender binary. I am, in fact, very binaryful. I don’t like how non-binary has become the general identity to shove people under.
oh shit, that's an extremely good point that i hadn't even considered. especially if your male and female identities are both very binary, you should never have that forced on you. there very much are multigender people out there whose genders are binary and you don't deserve to be swept under the rug
i feel like so many people would forcefully class bigender people, which i am as well, into the non binary label when they're. two separate terms. this is what bugs me is there's multiple, separate terms. people would not use terms other than non binary if they meant non binary. why do you think i'm saying bigender, genderqueer, and gender non conforming for myself...?
i meant what i said. you meant what you said.
why does the concept of having multiple genders, genderfluidity, and stepping outside of the gender binary have to be a monolith? there's room for more than one identity that that includes multiple genders and/or stepping outside of the gender binary. we have GOTTA stop forcing people into boxes. this is way out of hand it HAS to stop.
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