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  1. #TransReadathon is coming up. Read books by #trans authors about trans people! Let me suggest one of my highlights: Light From Uncommon Stars by Ryka Aoki, it made me cry because of its beauty 😭❤️🏳️‍⚧️
    German: buchdrache.blogspot.com/2026/0
    English: ko-fi.com/post/Book-Review-Lig

  2. I forgot to mention, also paperback! There is a trade paperback edition.

    And all except the audiobooks have amazing interior art pieces by Brenda Lyons (Windfalcon) — as a treat, here's a look at how Whisper appears in the novel Pridelord.

    The transfeminine urge to paint your claws silver.

    books2read.com/rl/gryphoninsur

    #TransRightsReadathon #TransReadathon #gryphon

  3. The #transreadathon is coming back this year! We have gatherer 18 indie SFF books you could read for it--none of which are *ours* (we'll have a reel for that!)

    Queer indies author often need all the visibility these events bring, so please consider adding some of these to your TBRs!

    This is spread 1 of 3 ✨️

  4. Right on! You all seem to like a nice book bargain, and we got new stuff on our distro page!

    Each book is written by a trans author to celebrate #TransReadathon!
    And,,, they are for free! Kind of!

    You can buy them for yourself

    #PayItForward for somebody else

    Or request a book and wait for somebody to pay it for you!

    We will ship it for free!

    All the revenue will be used to pay Art, Strike! collaborators!

    artcommastrike.com/distro/

  5. If you'd like to read a fairy tale for #TransReadathon, gentle reminder that my novella THE DRAGON OF YNYS has trans characters and a message of acceptance.🥰 (I'm genderfluid myself.)
    Out in ebook, paperback AND audiobook format! 🐉💜#TransRightsReadathon
    minervacerridwen.wordpress.com

  6. So who's doing the #transreadathon ? More details once I officially sign up but more specifically anyone with good recs for organizations to donate to?