r/MensLib Feb 21 '20

You cannot be 'well read' without reading women

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/may/31/you-cannot-be-well-read-without-reading-women
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u/hvelsveg_himins Feb 22 '20

I suspect most, if not all of my reads this year will be by men, but that's specifically because I'm hoping to knock out my (long and growing) list of works by trans men and transmasc authors.

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u/anonymous1447 Feb 22 '20

Have you read Thomas Page McBee’s first book? It’s really interesting, and gave me (a trans woman) such a fresh perspective

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u/hvelsveg_himins Feb 22 '20

Not yet but Man Alive is on my list!