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A Pansexual Adventure Through Time: A Transition Autobiography | Griffin Rae Birdsong

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"A beautiful, poignant, and oftentimes hilarious collection of trans coming-of-age poems." - Julia Serano, author of Whipping Girl A Pansexual Adventure Through Time is a collection of comics, illustrations, and poetry that doubles as an autobiographical account of gender transition, lust, nostalgia, pubescent whimsy and the American dream. An unlikely and necessary antidote to trans narratives that focus on triumphant peaks and tragic ends, Birdsong's quirky and accessible style will remind readers of all stripes of those tender, random times of life between what was, and what is to come.

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A Pansexual Adventure Through Time: A Transition Autobiography | Griffin Rae Birdsong

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So, as much as I would love to support a local who has put their work out there, this....was not my cup of tea. The whole premise seemed to be a diary type situation...no real profound ideas that I would prefer with poetry...but still, I have to give the writer props for taking on this type of personal viewpoint.

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