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Transmasc Books

Cemetery Boys (Cemetery Boys, #1)
Most Ardently
Dead Collections
Peter Darling
Felix Ever After
Hell Followed With Us
We Both Laughed in Pleasure: The Selected Diaries of Lou Sullivan
A Bone in His Teeth
The Flowered Blade
Pageboy
The Sunbearer Trials (The Sunbearer Duology, #1)
Stone Butch Blues
The Wicked Bargain
Venom & Vow
World Running Down
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The Transition by Logan-Ashley KisnerMagical Boy Volume 1 by The KaoWelcome to St. Hell by Lewis HancoxKickflip by L.D. LapinskiBoys Run the Riot, Vol. 1 by Keito Gaku
Books with Transmasc Characters
24 books — 1 voter
Peter Darling by Austin ChantCoffee Boy by Austin ChantSecond Chance by Jay Northcote
Adult FTM/transmasc
3 books — 1 voter

Flarestorm by Moira BuffiniThe Last Prince of Hell by Cassandra ClareWhen Life Gives You Corpses by Lene D. ButtnerWe Won't Be Here When It Ends by Mark OshiroNeckbone by C.G. Drews
2027 Queer Boy YA
11 books — 1 voter
Cemetery Boys by Aiden ThomasThe Witch King by H.E. EdgmonFelix Ever After by Kacen CallenderBetween Perfect and Real by Ray StoeveWhen the Moon Was Ours by Anna-Marie McLemore
The Ultimate Ftm transgender/ Transmasc / Transman / Transboy / Transguy books
142 books — 32 voters

To Our Untamed Core by Sonora ReyesCemetery Boys by Aiden ThomasBlack on Both Sides by C. Riley SnortonBorn on the Edge of Race and Gender by Willy WilkinsonBoys Run the Riot, Vol. 1 by Keito Gaku
Transmasc Authors of Color
74 books — 9 voters
Stone Butch Blues by Leslie FeinbergFemale Husbands by Jen ManionThe Gay Revolution by Lillian FadermanThe Hidden Case of Ewan Forbes by Zoë PlaydonLou Sullivan by Brice D. Smith
ftm / trans man / transmasculine / transmasc history
82 books — 5 voters

Quotes Tagged “Transmasc”

Tobly McSmith
“ Binders have become my protective layer, my second skin, my shield that makes me feel safe and more myself. ”
― Tobly McSmith, Stay Gold
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Andrew Joseph White
“ Why would you want to be one of them?" she says. ”How could you live with yourself?" I've asked myself that so many times. How could I ever want to be a part of the section of humanity responsible for so much of my suffering? In what ways haven't men hurt me? But then again—in what ways haven't women? In what ways hasn't everyone? I say, "I don't believe in original sin." Mary looks at me askance, frowning. “What they've done isn't my burden to bear. It's theirs. ...more ”
― Andrew Joseph White, The Spirit Bares Its Teeth
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