Transgender Bibliography - by Author
Compiled by C. Michael Munson
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(There may be some duplication)
Last updated October 1998
Aakvaag, A.S., & Vogt, J.H. (1969). Plasma testosterone values in different forms of testosterone treatment. Acta Endocrinologica, 50, 537-542.
Ablin, R.J., Bruns, G.R., Guinan, P.D., Al-Sheik, H., & Bush, I.M. (1976). Hormonal therapy and alteration of lymphocyte proliferation. Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine, 87(2), 227-231.
Ablin, R.J., Bruns, G.R., Guinan, P.D., Al-Sheik, H., & Bush, I.M. (1979). Modulatory effects of oestrogen on immunologic responsiveness: I. Inhibition of DNA synthesis in peripheral blood lymphocytes from patients with Peyronie's disease, prostatic cancer and transsexuals, and a commentary. European Urology, 5(6), 359-368.
Ackroyd, P. 1979. Dressing Up, A History of Transvestism and Drag. New York, Simon and Schuster.
Aiman, J., & Boyar, R.M. (1982). Testicular function in transsexual men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 11(2), 171-179.Akalin, N.S., & Ozdemir, T. (1989). Endocrine evaluation of two transsexual sisters. Paper presented at the 11th Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association Symposium, Cleveland, Ohio, 20-23 September.
Allen, J. J. The Man In The Red Velvet Dress. Birch Lane Press, New York, 1996.
Allen, Robert. BUT FOR THE GRACE: the true story of a dual existence. (London: W.H.Allen, 1954)
Allen, Mariette Pathy. 1989. TRANSFORMATIONS: CROSSDRESSERS & THOSE WHO LOVE THEM. Dutton.
Alpert, George. 1975. THE QUEENS. Da Capo Press.
[The nine sequences which comprise George Alpert's photographic essay capture the transformation of ten such men into sometimes bizarre, sometimes hauntingly beautiful women. Theirs is a world of make-up and wigs, of glitter and fashion, of gay clubs and well-cruised streets.]
Amadiume, Ifi. 1987. Male Daughters, Female Husbands: Gender and Sex in an African Society. London/Atlantic Highland NJ: Zed Books.
Amirika, H., et al. 1986. The effects of long-term androgen treatment on the ovary. Fertility and Sterility. Feb: 45(2). 202-8.
Anastos K.M. Use of exogenous estrogens by incarcerated men. Journal of Prison and Jail Health. 1982 Spr-Sum Vol 2(1):27-40.
Anthony, P.P. (1975). Hepatoma associated with androgenic steroids. Lancet, 1, 685-686.
Aono, T., Miyake, A., Kinugasa, T., Kurachi, K., & Matsumoto, K. (1978). Absence of positive feedback of oestrogen on LH release in patients with testicular feminization syndrome. Acta Endocrinologica, 87, 259-267.
Armstrong, C.N., & Hall, R. (1972). Endocrinology. In Sir John Richardson (Ed.), Medical progress 1971-1972. London: Butterworth.
Asscheman, H. (n.d.). Cross-gender hormone treatment: Side effects and some metabolic aspects.
Asscheman, H., Gooren, L.J., Assies, J., Smits, J.P.H., & de Slegte, R. (1988) Prolactin levels and pituitary enlargement in hormone-treated male-to-female transsexuals. Clinical Endocrinology, 28(6), 583-588.
Asscheman H., Gooren L.J., Peereboom-Wynia J.D. Reduction in undesired sexual hair growth with anandron in male-to-female transsexuals--experiences with a novel androgen receptor blocker. Clin Exp Dermatol. 1989 Sep 14(5):361-3.
Asscheman, H., Gooren, L.J., & Eklund, P.L. (1989) Mortality and morbidity in transsexual patients with cross-gender hormone treatment. Metabolism: Clinical and Experimental, 38(9), 869- 873. Also presented as a paper at the 11th Harry BenjaminInternational Gender Dysphoria Association Symposium, Cleveland, Ohio, 20-23 September.
Asscheman, H., Gooren, L.J., & Megens, J. (1989). Physical changes during hormonal treatments in male-to-female transsexuals. Paper presented at the 11th Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association Symposium, Cleveland,Ohio, 20-23 September.
Asscheman H., Gooren L.J. Hormone treatment in transsexuals. Special Issue: Gender dysphoria: Interdisciplinary approaches in clinical management. Journal of Psychology & Human Sexuality. 1992 5(4):39-54.
Asscheman, H., & Gooren, L.J.G. (1992a). Hormone treatment in transsexuals. Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality, 5(4), 39-54.
Asscheman, H., & Gooren, L.J.G. (1992b). Hormone treatment in transsexuals. In W.O. Bockting & E. Coleman (Eds.), Gender dysphoria: Interdisciplinary approaches in clinical management. New York: Haworth Press.
Asscheman, H., Gooren, L.J., & Megens, J. (1993b). Metabolic aspects of cross-gender hormone treatment. Paper presented at the 13th International Symposium oon Gender Dysphoria, New York City, 21-24 October.
Bagheri, S.A., & Boyer, J.L. (1974). Peliosis hepatis associated with androgenic-anabolic steroid therapy: A severe form of hepatic injury. Annals of Internal Medicine, 81, 610- 618.
Bailar J.C. Thromboembolism and Oestrogen Therapy. Lancet. 1967 2:560.
Balen, A.H.; Schachter, M.E.; Montgomery, D.; Reid, R.W.; & Jacobs, H.S. 1993. Polycystic ovaries are a common finding in untreated female-to-male transsexuals. Clinical Endocrinology- Oxford. Mar 38(3): 325-9.
Balsamo, Anne. 1995. Technology and the Gendered Body: Reading Cyborg Women. Durham: Duke University Press.
Bancroft, J. (1977). Hormones and sexual behaviour. Psychological Medicine, 7(4), 553-556.
Bancroft, J. (1984). Hormones and human sexual behavior. Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy, 10, 3-21.
Bancroft, J., Sanders, D., Davidson, D., & Warner, P. (1963). Mood, sexuality, hormones, and the menstrual cycle: III. Sexuality and the role of androgens. Psychosomatic Medicine, 45, 509-516.
Bardin, C.W., & Lipsett, M.B. (1967). Testosterone and androstenedione blood production rates in normal women and women with idiopathic hirsutism or polycystic ovaries. Journal of Clinical Investigation, 46, 891-902.
Barr, M.L., & Bertram, E.G. (1949). A morphological distinction between neurones of the male and female, and the behavior of the nucleolar satellite during accelerated nucleoprotein synthesis. Nature, 163, 676-677.
Barrett-Connor E., Bush T.L. Estrogen replacement and coronary heart disease. [Review] Cardiovascular Clinics. Review, Tutorial. 1989 19(3):159-72.
Baum J., Holtz F., Bookstein J.J., Klein E.W. Possible Association between Benign Hepatomas and Oral Contraceptives. Lancet. 1973 2:926-928.
Baumbach, J. & Turner, L. 1992. Female gender disorder. A new model and clinical applications. Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality. Vol 5(4). 107- 29.
Bell, S. (1993a). Finding the male within and taking him cruising: "Drag-King for a day" at the Sprinkle Salon." In A. Kroker & M. Kroker (Eds.), The last sex: Feminism and outlaw bodies. 91-97. New York: St. Martin's Press.
Benjamin, H. The Transsexual Phenomenon, New York, Julian Press, 1966.
Bennett, Mary T. 1991. Mary Diane Dods, A Gentleman and a Scholar. New York: William Morrow.
Bentley, Robert. DANGEROUS GAMES.
[The true story of a convicted murderer on death row who changed his sex and won her freedom. This is the story of Leslie Douglas Ashley/Leslie Elaine Perez, who received an 11th hour reprieve on death row, had his conviction overturned, and then, with his mothers money, had a sex change and went on to become an AIDS activist for ACT-UP/ Houston. This is her incredible story.]
Berendt, John. MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL.
[Follows the unpredictable twists and turns of a landmark murder case in Savannah Georgia. Peopled with an eclectic cast of characters; a turbulent young redneck gigolo; the uproariously funny black drag queen; the acerbic antiques dealer; the aging Southern belle, and sundry other Southernerss who revel in the alliances, hostilities, and intrigues that thrive in a town where everyone knows everyone else.]
Biemer, E., et al. 1988. Penile construction by the radial arm flap.Clinics in Plastic Surgery. Jul: 15(3) 425-30.
Biffignandi P., Molinatti G.M. Antiandrogens and hirsutism. Hormone Research. 1987 28(2-4):242-9.
Billings, D.B., & Urban, T. (1982). The socio-medical construction of transsexualism: An interpretation and critique. Social Problems, 29(3), 266-282.
Billowitz, A. (1981). Hormone therapy in gender identity disorders. In I. Pauly (Ed.), Abstracts and proceedings of the 7th International Gender Dysphoria Association. Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
Bird, D.R., & Vowles, K.D. (1976). Letter to the editor: Liver damage from long-term methyltestosterone. Lancet, 2(8034), 400- 401.
Bird, D.R., Vowles, K.D., & Anthony, P.P. (1979). Spontaneous rupture of a liver cell adenoma after long term methyltestosterone: Report of a case successfully treated byemergency right hepatic lobectomy. British Journal of Surgery, 66(3), 212-213.
Birrell, S., & Cole, C.L. (1990). Double fault: Renee Richards and the construction and naturalization of difference. Sociology of Sport Journal, 7(1), 1-21.
Blackard C., Doe R., Melliger G., Byar D. Incidence of Cardiovascular Disease and Death in Patients Receiving Diethylstilbestrol for Carcinoma of the Prostate. Cancer. 1970 26:249-256.
Blumenfeld, W.J. (1994). Gender politics: A discussion among transgender activists. In J.T. Sears (Ed.). Bound by diversity: Essays, prose, photography, and poetry by members of the lesbian, bisexual, gay, and transgender communities. Columbia, SC: Sebastian Press.
Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program. Surgically Confirmed Gall Bladder Disease, Venous Thromboembolism and Brease Tumors in Relation to Post-Menopausal Estrogen Therapy. New England Journal of Medicine. 1974 290:15-19.
Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program. Oral Contraceptives and Venous Thromboembolic Disease, Surgically Confirmed Gall Bladder Disease, and Brease Tumors. Lancet. 1973 1:1399-1404.
Boyar, R.M., Aiman, J. The 24-hour secretory pattern of LH and the response to LHRH in transsexual men. Archives of Sexual Behavior. 1982 Apr Vol 11(2):157-169.
Brinton L.A., Hoover R.N., Szklo M., et al. Menopausal Estrogen Use and Risk of Breast Cancer. Cancer. 1981 47(10):2517-2522.
Birman, David. BOOK OF BILLY.
[Billy Blue is a fighter and a survivor. Wherever he goes, from sleazy downtown bars to snooty law schools, his saving grace is his down-home southern charm. But just below the surface lurks a mighty southern rage.]
Blackwood, Evelyn. 1984. "Sexuality and gender in certain Native American tribes: The case of cross-gender females" Signs 10:1. p27-42.
Blanchard, R. & Steiner, B.W. 1983. Gender reorientation, psychological adjustment, and involvement with female partners in female to male transsexuals. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Vol 12(2). 149-57.
Blanchard, R., et al. 1983. Measuring masculine gender identity in females. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. Apr: 51(2). 205-14.
Blanchard, R.; Steiner, B.W.; Clemmensen, L.H.; & Dickey, R. 1989. Prediction of regrets in postoperative transsexuals. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry. Feb 34(1): 43-5.
Blanchard. 1991. Clinical Observation and Systematic Studies of Autogynephilia; Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy 17/4, Winter, pp 235-251.
[Describes many autogynephilic variants. This paper puts forward the proposal
that "anatomic autogynephiles" are more gender dysphoric than transvestites.]
Bockting, W., & Coleman, E. (Eds.) Gender Dysphoria: Interdisciplinary Approaches in Clinical Management. (1992), New York, Haworth Press.
[Appears concurrently in Journal & Psychology of Human Sexuality, 1993, 5(4). This text provides up-to-date, cutting edge information on hormonal therapy, outcome, and other aspects of cross-gender identity.]
Bolin, A. 1988. In Search of Eve: Transsexual Rites of Passage. South Hadley, MA, Bergin & Garvey Publishers, Inc.
[Bolin's book was long overdue and has unfortunately been underappreciated by clinicians. Her doctoral thesis, which grew into this book, was a study of a group of male-to-female transsexual persons in the midwest, whom she observed in a non-clinical setting. Her findings clearly show the bias and shortsightedness of much of the clinical literature, and some serious problems with a treatment paradigm in which transsexual persons mold themselves to sexist notions or perceived sexist notions of clinicians in order to obtain treatment.]
Bolin, A. (1992b). Gender subjectivism in the construction of transsexualism. Chrysalis Quarterly, 1(3), 22-26, 39.
Bolin, A. (1994). Transcending and transgendering: Male-to-female transsexuals, dichotomy, and diversity. In G. Herdt (Ed.), Third sex, third gender: Essays from anthropology and social history, pp. 447-485. New York: Zone Publishing.
Bornstein, Kate. 1991. "Transsexual lesbian playwright tells all!" in Amy Scholder & Ira Silverberg, eds., High Risk: An Anthology of Forbidden Writings. New York: Plume.
Bornstein, Kate. 1994. GENDER OUTLAW: ON MEN, WOMEN AND THE REST OF US. Routledge. ISBN 0-415-90897-3
[The work of a woman who has been through some changes, a former heterosexual male, a one-time Scientologist and IBM salesperson, now a lesbian woman writer, actress and performance artist. In this disarming account of her life and genders, Bornstein covers the mechanics of her surgery, as well as everything you've always wanted to know about gender.]
Bornstein, Kate; Sullivan, Caitlin. Nearly Roadkill: An Infobahn Erotic Adventure. 1996, Serpent's Tail.
Boswell, J. (1989). Revolutions, universals, and sexual categories. In M. Duberman, M. Vicinus, & G. Chauncey, Jr. (Eds.), Hidden from history: Reclaiming the gay and lesbian past, pp. 17-36. New York: Penguin.
Boswell, H. (1991). The transgender alternative. Chrysalis Quarterly, 1(2), 29-31.
Bouman, F.G. 1987. The first step in phalloplasty in female transsexuals (letter). Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Apr: 79(4) 662-4. Boyar, R.M., et al. 1982. The 24-hour secretory pattern LH and the response to LHRH in transsexual women. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Apr:11(2). 157-69.
Bradley, S.J. 1980. Female transsexualism - a child and adolescent perspective. Child Psychiatry and Human Development. Fall:11(1). 12-8.
Brake, M. (1976). I may be a queer, but at least I am a man: Male hegemony and ascribed versus achieved gender. In D.L. Barker & S. Allen (Eds.), Sexual divisions in society: Process and change. London: Tavistock.
Brierley, Harry. 1979. TRANSVESTISM: A HANDBOOK WITH CASE STUDIES FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS, PSYCHIATRISTS, AND COUNSELLORS. Pergamon Press.
Brown, Mildred L.1996. Rounsley, Chloe Ann. True Selves: Understanding Transsexualism-For Families, Friends, Coworkers, and Helping Professionals. 1996, Jossey-Bass Publications.
Brown 1989. TV female revisited - a non-patient revisited. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Feb 18 (1): 73.
Brown, M. & Rounsley, C. True Selves: Understanding Transsexualism. Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 1996.
Brownmiller, S Femininity. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1984.
Brugguera, M. (1975). Hepatoma associated with androgenic steroids. Lancet, 1, 1295.
Bullough, V.L. (Ed.). (1979a). The frontiers of sex research. Buffalo, NY: Prometheus Press.
Bullough, V.L. (1979b). Homosexuality: A history. New York: Garland Publishers.
Bullough, V.L. & Bullough, B. Cross-Dressing, Sex, and Gender. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press. (1993).
[This is a well-researched and footnoted work, the most complete on crossdressing since Hirschfeld's Die Transvestiten, written in 1910. In the first half, the authors take a historical approach, examining both crossdressing and notions of gender through the ages. In the second half, they look at nineteen- and twentieth- century crossdressing phenomena, including transsexualism (but the major focus is on crossdressing). Several chapters explore the personality of heterosexual crossdressers, and one chapter examines the research on female partners of crossdressers. A very thorough and insightful work. (References appear at the end of chapters.)]
Bullough, V.L. (1994). Science in the bedroom. New York: Basic Books.
Bullough, Bonnie & Vern, eds. 1996. Gender and Transgender Issues. Buffalo: Promethues Books.
[selected papers from the Center for Sex REsearch 1995 conference]
Bullough, Vern, Bullough, Bonnie. 1998. CROSS DRESSING, SEX, & GENDER. University of Pennsylvania Press.
[Surveys cross dressing and gender impersonation throughout history in a variety of cultures. Examines the medical, biological, psychological, and sociological findings that have been presented in modern scientific literature. Offers the authors' results of research into contemporary gender issues, and the continuing search for explanations.]
Bullough, Vern L. 1994. Science in the Bedroom: A History of Sex Research. New York: Basic Books. [chapter on cross-gender behavior]
Bullough, Bonnie; Bullough, Vern; Elias, James (Editors). 1997. Gender blending. Prometheus Books.
Buranna, Lily; Roxxie; & Due, Linnea, eds. 1995. Dagger: On Butch Women. Pittsburgh/San Francisco: Cleis Press. [two ftm chapters]
Burgess, H.E. & Shousha, S. 1993. An immunohistochemical study of the long-term effects of androgen administration on female-to-male transsexual breast: a comparison with normal female breast and male breast showing gynaecomastia. Journal of Pathology. May:170(1). 37-43.
Burke, Phyllis Gender Shock: Exploding the Myths of Male and Female. 1996, Anchor Books.
Butler, Judith P. Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity. 1989, Routledge.
Butler, J. (1990). Gender trouble: Feminism and the subversion of identity. New York: Routledge.
Butler, Judith. 1992. "Imitation and Gender Insubordination." In Inside /Out, ed. Diana Fuss. New York: Routledge.
Butler, Judith P. Bodies That Matter: On the Discursive Limits of 'Sex'. 1993, Routledge.
Cahill, S.E. (1989). Fashioning males and females: Appearance and the social reproduction of gender. Symbolic Interactionism, 12(2), 281-298.
Calhoun, Cheshire. 1994. "Separating lesbian theory from feminist theory." Ethics 104:3 (April) p558-581.
[lesbians as not-women, not-men, something else, constituting a third gender category]
Califia, Pat. 1997. Sex Changes: The Politics of Transgenderism. Cleis Press.
Califia, Pat. 1994. Public Sex: The Culture of Radical Sex. Pittsburgh/San
Francisco: Cleis Press,
[genderplay, gender variance in leatherqueer contexts: "Genderbending: Playing with roles and reversals" and "Gay men, lesbians, and sex: Doing it together"]
Calnen, T. 1975. Gender identity crises in young schizophrenic women. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care. Apr-Jun:13(2) 83-9.
Cameron, Loren. 1996. Body alchemy: transsexual portraits. Cleis Press.
Carter, Angela. PASSION OF NEW EVE.
[New York has become the City of Dreadful Night where dissolute Leilah performs a dance of chaos for Evelyn. But this young Englishman's fate lies in the arid desert where a many breasted fertility goddess will wield her scalpel to transform him into new Eve. This is the story of how Eve learns to be a woman first at the hands of the brutal Zero then through the gentle touch of Tristessa.]
Carter, A.C., Cohen, E.J., & Shorr, E. (1947). The use of androgens in women. Vitamins and Hormones, 5, 317-391.
Castle, Stephanie. FEELINGS: A TRANSSEXUAL'S EXPLANATION OF A BAFFLING CONDITION. Perceptions Press;
Cates, G. Monsieur d'Eon Is a Woman: A Tale of Political Intrigue and Sexual Masquerade. (1995), Basic Books, A Division of Harper Collins, New York.
Chang, T.S. 1992. Priority in the use of the forearm free flap in one-stage phalloplasty (letter). Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Jul 8(4): 335-6.
Chapin, D.S., 1993. Laprascopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy in female-to- male transsexuals (letter). Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Apr: 91(5) 962.
Christodorescu, D. 1971. Female transsexualism. Psychiatrica Clinica. 4:40- 5.
Cocteau, Jean & Man Ray. BARBETTE
Cohen, M.S. 1987. Hemorrhagic urethritis in female-to-male transsexual: possible androgen-related phenomena. Urology. Dec:30(6). 583-5.
Cohen-Kettenis, P.T., & Gooren, L.J.G. (1992). The influence of hormone treatment on psychological functioning of transsexuals. In W.O. Bockting & E. Coleman (Eds.), Gender dysphoria: Interdisciplinary approaches in clinical management. New York: Haworth Press.
Cole, C. (1995). Transgendered behavior and DSM-IV. Paper presented at Fourth Transgender Law Conference, Houston Texas, 14- 18 June, 1995. In press, D. Denny (Ed.), Current concepts in transgender identity. New York: Garland. Connell, R.W. (1987). Gender and power. Oxford: Blackwell.
Cole, Dana. 1993. EMPLOYER'S GUIDE TO GENDER TRANSITION: INFORMATION FOR THOSE DEALING WITH AN EMPLOYEE INVOLVED IN GENDER TRANSITION. IFGE Publications.
[For all business leaders dealing with a transsexual in the workplace, this
handbook handles all the pertinent information.]
Coleman, E. & Bockting, W.O. 1988. "Heterosexual" prior to sex reassignment - "homomsexual" afterwards. A case study of a female-to-male transsexual. Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality. Vol 1(2). 69-82
Coleman, Eli, & Walter O. Bockting, 1988. "'Heterosexual' prior to sex reassignment -- 'homosexual' afterwards: A case study of a female-to-male transsexual." Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality. 1:2 p69-82.
Coleman, E.; Bockting, W.O.; & Gooren, L. 1993. Homosexual and bisexual identity in sex- reassigned female-to-male transsexuals. Arch-Sexual Behavior. Feb22(1): 37-50.
Coleman, Eli, Walter O. Bockting, & Louis Gooren, 1993. "Homosexual and bisexual identity in sex-reassigned female-to-male transsexuals." Archives of Sexual Behavior 22:1. p37-50
Conn, C. Canary, The Story of A Transsexual. Nash Books, 1974.
Conner, Randy P. BLOSSOM OF BONE.
Coombes, G.B., Reiser, J., Paradinas, F.J., & Burn, I. (1978). An androgen-associated hepatic adenoma in a trans-sexual. British Journal of Surgery, 65(12), 869-870.
Cossey, Caroline. 1991. MY STORY. Faber and Faber; ISBN 0-571-16251-7.
[Autobiography of Caroline Cossey, also known as "Tula," the British fashion model whose transsexualism was brutally revealed in News of the World with the headline "Bond girl was a boy." Cossey tells of her unsuccessful efforts to obtain the right to marry in the UK and her determination to continue her fight until she obtains that right. There are parallels in her life to that of April Ashley, who also worked as a model, appeared in films, was exposed by the press, and had a court battle, but Cossey, admirably (and unlike April Ashley), refuses to kiss and tell. See Ashley with Fallowfield (1983). Photographs.]
1993. CROSSING THE STAGE : CONTROVERSIES ON CROSS-DRESSING.
Routledge.
Crowder, Diane Griffin. 1993. "Lesbians and the (re/de)construction of the female body" in Catherine B. Burroughs & Jeffrey David Ehrenreich, eds., Reading the Social Body. Iowa City: Iowa University Press. p61-84
[lesbians as not-women, not-men, something else, constituting a third gender category]
Cummings, K. (1992). Katherine's diary: The story of a transsexual. Port Melbourne, Australia: William Heinemann.
[The author considers her transsexualism to be "secondary"; that is, to have developed rather late in life. For many years she considered herself a crossdresser. At least as much space is devoted to her description of her career as a librarian as to her transsexual career. She is from and has primarily resided in Australia, but was in the U.S. during the early days of organized crossdressing, and it is interesting to read her description of events which are also covered in Darrell Raynor's A year among the girls, Virginia Prince's autobiograhy in issue no. 100 of Transvestia magazine, and H.G. Beigel's 1969 article, "A weekend in Alice's Wonderland." Cummings can be seen in old issues of Transvestia; she used the name Fiona, which she later changed to Katherine.
Cummings had sex reassignment surgery in 1989, but it is clear from her last several chapters that at the time of writing, she was far from resolving her feelings about her failed marriage: "Early in 1991 I offered to return without conditions to the family as John, since I would rather live with Diana as John than without her as Kate. Does this mean I am not a real transsexual? I don't think so. It simply means I have two very strong emotional ties in my life, one to Diana, and the other to Katherine. My ideal life would still be to live as Katherine with Diana in loving friendship but, of the alternatives, my love for Diana is stronger than my love for Katherine."]
Davenport, C.W. et al. 1977. Gender identity change in a female adolescent transsexual. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Jul: 6(4). 327-40. Davies, D. M., et al. 1988. A method of phalloplasty using the deep inferior epigastric flap. British Journal of Plastic Surgery. Mar: 41(2) 165-8. (also 163-4)
Davis, S. A Finer Specimen of Womanhood; A Transsexual Speaks Out. New York, Vantage, 1985.
Davis, Kathy. 1995. Reshaping the Female Body: The Dilemma of Cosmetic Surgery. New York: Routledge.
[rethinking feminist line on cosmetic surgery; little that's trans-specific]
Dekker, Rudolf M., Lotte C. van de Pol. 1989. TRADITION OF FEMALE TRANSVESTISM IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE. London: Macmillan Press Ltd. ISBN 0-333-41253-2
Demeyere, G. 1992. TRANSVESTISM AND ITS WIDE CONTEXT : A WORKING BIBLIOGRAPHY. Wijnegem.
Denny, D. (1992). The politics of diagnosis and a diagnosis of politics: The university-affiliated gender clinics, and how they failed to meet the needs of transsexual people. Chrysalis Quarterly, 1(3), 9-20.
Denny, D. (1993). Letter to the editor: Response to Charles Mate-Kole's review of In search of Eve: Transsexual rites of passage by Anne Bolin. (South Hadley, MA: Bergin & Garvey). Archives of Sexual Behavior, 22(2), 167-169.
Denny, D. Gender Dysphoria: A Guide to Research. (1994), New York: Garland Publishing.
[Almost 700 pages of annotated bibliography. It's the single most comprehensive guide to the literature anywhere.]
Denny, D. (1994a). You're strange and we're wonderful: The gay/lesbian and transgender communities. In J.T. Sears (Ed.). Bound by diversity: Essays, prose, photography, and poetry by members of the lesbian, bisexual, gay, and transgender communities. Columbia, SC: Sebastian Press.
Denny, D. (1994b). Gender dysphoria: A guide to research. New York: Garland Publishing.
Denny, Dallas. IDENTITY MANAGEMENT IN TRANSSEXUALISM. Creative Design Services.
[A complete guide to your paper trail and how to change all the documents that follow you thru life.]
Denny, D. (1990). Deciding what to do about your gender dysphoria: Some considerations for those who are thinking about sex reassignment. Decatur, GA: AEGIS. Available from American Educational Gender Information Service, Inc., P.O. Box 33724, Decatur, GA 30033.
Points out a variety of things that those who are considering sex reassignment should think about. (Refs.)
Deva. (1994). FTM/Female-to-male: An interview with Mike, Eric, Billy, Sky, and Shadow. In L. Burana, Roxxie, & L. Due. (Eds.), Dagger: On butch women. New York: Cleis Press.
Derogatis, L.R. 1981. A psychological profile of the transsexual. II. The female. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. 169(3). 157-68.
Devor, H. (1987). Gender blending females: Women and sometimes men. American Behavioral Scientist, 31(1), 12-39.
Devor, H. (1989). Gender blending: Confronting the limits of duality. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
Devor, H. 1993. Sexual orientation identities, attractions and practices of female-to-male transsexuals. Journal of Sex Research. v.30(303): 13.
Devor, H. (1993). Sexual orientation, identities, attractions, and practices of female-to-male transsexuals. The Journal of Sex Research, 30(4), 303-315. In press, D. Denny(Ed.), Current concepts in transgender identity. New York: Garland.
Devor, H. Gender Blending: Confronting the Limits of Duality. (1989), Bloomington, Indiana University Press.
[Gender Blending is a psychological and sociological treatise on women who are or who have at some time in the past been frequently mistaken for men. Although several of the women had flirted with the notion of sex reassignment, none were seriously interested in actually becoming men. Photographs, end notes, 10 pp. bibliography.]
Devor, Holly. FTM -- Female to Male Transsexuals in Society.
Dillon, Michael. 1946. Self: A Study in Ethics and Endocrinology. London: William Heinemann.
[by a British FTM]
Docter, R. F. 1988. Transvestites And Transsexuals: Toward A Theory of Cross-Gender Behavior. Plenum Press, New York.
Doney, I.E., & Randon, D.L. (1987). Unusual breast findings in a transsexual. American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 8(4), 342-345.
Dorner G. Neuroendocrine response to estrogen and brain differentiation in heterosexuals, homosexuals, and transsexuals. Archives of Sexual Behavior; 1988 Feb Vol 17(1):57-75.
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[A novella in pamphlet form by the author of the dryly, humorous IF BLOOD SHOULD STAIN THE LINO. A story of what happens to the world of glamour transvestites after the arrival of AIDS.]
Durova, Nadezhda. CAVALRY MAIDEN: JOURNALS OF A RUSSIAN OFFICER IN THE NAPOLEONIC WARS.
["I have heard,' said the Tsarx"that you are not a man. Is that true?'" In December 1807, Alexander I granted a commission to Nadezhda Durova who, in male guise, served nearly ten years in the Russian light cavalry during the Napoleonic wars. These selections of her military journals, translated, introduced, and annotated by Mary Fleming Zirin, are a lively account of Russian life on and off the battlefield in the Alexdrine era. A unique and gripping contribution to the literature of female experience.]
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[A critical review of Page's 1987 and other current biological work from a feminist perspective.]
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[Woman or man? That's the question that rages like a storm around Jess Goldberg, clouding her life and her identity. This book tells of her coming to terms with the tempest of who she is. Growing up differently, coming out as butch in the bars and the feminist 60's, taking hormones and passing as a man to get a job in the 70's, she must ultimately deal with her transgender when her hormone pills wear off and she is brought full circle in her identity.]
Feinberg, Leslie. TRANSGENDER LIBERATION: A MOVEMENT WHOSE TIME HAS COME.
[A Marxist view of when and why transgender oppression arose. This pamphlet is an attempt to trace the historic rise of an oppression that, as yet, has no commonly agreed name: oppression of people who defy the "man"-made boundaries of gender.]
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[The spiritual and metaphysical musing of a young man trouble by his masculinity who seeks out the world of the transvestite.]
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Garber, Marjorie B. 1993. VESTED INTERESTS: CROSS-DRESSING AND CULTURAL ANXIETY. HarperPerennial.
[Beginning with the claim there can be no culture without the transvestite, Garber examines the nature and importance of cross-dressing in this revolutionary and wide ranging examination from Shakespeare and Mark Twain to Oscar Wilde and Peter Pan, from transsexual surgery and transvestite sororities to Madonna and Flip Wilson to Valentino and Elvis.]
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Goldin, Nan. OTHER SIDE.
[A haunting collection of intimate portraits of transvestites and transsexuals, these photos are a culmination of more than two decades of passionate observation. Here Goldin captures them in the privacy of their fringe universe. The photos capture the poignant reality of this at once radical and natural transcendence of strict male and female gender stereotypes.]
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[gay and lesbian mythohistory read through gender variance]
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[19th century account with supporting materials]
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[Reviews the various stages of constructing male genitalia and gives outcome data for the author's work. Very comprehensive. Illustrations, photographs. 16 pp. bibliography.]
Hage, J.J. & deGraad, F.H. 1993. Addressing the ideal requirements by free flap phalloplasty: some reflections on refinements of technique. Microsurgery. 14(9): 592-8.
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Hale, Jacob. 1996. "Blurring boundaries, marking boundaries: Who is lesbian?"
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Hammond, Diana. IMPERSONATOR.
[The Impersonator "can be anything you want him to be." This is the story of one man's ability to become anything his lovers' want him to be. That is until he grows bored of them. The Impersonator has a long history of shattered lives all of whom are victims of his gamesmanship.]
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[?????supposedly, this is a semi-autobiographical book by an ftm transgendered physician who died in Oregon in the early 1960s]
Hargreaves, Reginald. 1930. WOMEN AT ARMS- their famous exploits throughout the ages. London: Hutchinson & Co Ltd.
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[Sociocultural and clinical aspects of gender formation in male pseudohermaphodies with 5-alpha-reductase deficiency in Papua New Guinea.]
Herdt, Gilbert. 1994. THIRD SEX, THIRD GENDER: BEYOND SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN CULTURE AND HISTORY. Zone Books.
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Hewitt, P. & Warren, J. 1995. A Self-Made Man: the Diary of a Man Born in a Woman's Body. Headline Books, London. ISBN 0-7472-7819-9
[I thought people might be interested to hear that there have been 3 FTM autobiographies (see Hewitt, and Rees) printed over here in the UK this year. All are well worth adding to your library. Both (Thompson, and Hewitt) are ghost written which is perhaps unfortuante in the way they have been edited, and the way the emphasis is. However Ray Thompson's book is an excellent account of being a FTM who has a hard time, and ends up on the wrong side of the law, in prison etc. Paul's is much more a diary account of the actual process of transition. Both are members of the UK FTM network. (commentary by Stephen Whittle)]
Hirschfeld, Magnus. 1991. Transvestites: The Erotic Drive to Cross Dress.
Translator.: Michael A. Lombardi-Nash. Buffalo: Prometheus Books.
[This remarkable book, written in 1910, was translated only in 1991. Had it been available in English earlier, it would no doubt have had a big impact on American thinking about transvestism and transsexualism. Hirschfeld gives a number of case histories of men and a few women who crossdress. Some appear to indeed be transvestites, but others seem more likely to have been transsexual. The author examines crossdressing from a variety of angles. The translator did an excellent job. Footnotes. Introduction by Vern Bullough.]
Hodgkinson, Liz. 1990. Michael nee Laura. London: Columbus Books.
ISBN 0 86287 872 1.
[biography of Michael Dillon; horrifying descriptions of early phalloplasty. Text from the book's jacket: Oxford blue, garage hand, medical student, philanthropist, ship's doctor, prolific author, heir to a baronetcy and ordained Buddhist; the subject of this biography was all of these, but most extraordinary of all, Michael Dillon was born female. Liz Hodgkinson's account of the life of this remarkable and accomplished individual is based on Dillon's unpublished autobiography and correspondence as well as extensive interviews with those who knew him.]
Hodgkinson, L. (1987). Bodyshock: The truth about changing sex. London: Columbus Books.
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Heinemann, W., LTD. Roberta Cowell's Story by Herself -- Her Autobiography, 1954, Melbourne, Toronto, London .
Heresova, J., Pobisova, Z., Hampl, R., & Starka, L. (1986). Androgen administration to transsexual women. II. Hormonal changes. Experimental and Clinical Endocrinology, 88(2), 219-223.
Hirschfeld, M. The Transvestites: The Erotic Drive to Cross-Dress. 1991. Michael A. Lombardi-Nash, translator. Buffalo, NY, Prometheus Books.
[This classic gender study, first published in 1910 explores all the aspects of transvestism from social, physical and emotional standpoints.]
Holliday, Morgan and Hawkins, Peter. MORGAN MYSTIQUE: MORGAN HOLLIDAY'S GUIDE TO LIVING.…
[A complete guide to make up, style, fashion and carriage for the transvestite, as well as the drag queen, Holliday's philosophy of life is "...that there be no bad drag queen."]
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Hwang, David Henry. M. BUTTERFLY.
[Rene Galimard, a diplomat, is held prisoner by the French government because of his involvement in espionage. His crime was falling prey to illusion and love. His love was Song Liling, a beautiful Chinese diva, who was in reality a spy and a man. Their love affair lasted 20 years, from the seduction to the betrayal. A Tony Award winner. Based on a true story.]
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Janowitz, Tama. 1994. The MALE CROSS-DRESSER SUPPORT GROUP. Washington Square Press.
Johnson, Chris; and Brown, Cathy with Wendy Nelson: THE GENDER TRAP: the moving autobigrpahy of Chris and Cathy, the first transsexual parents. (London: Proteus Books, 1982) ISBN 0 906071 54 2
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[The unforgettable story of a celebrated eighteenth-century French diplomat and spy, caught in a web of international intrigue, aristocratic ambition, and royal conspiracy, who in mid-career suddenly announced that he was a she. Although the author appears to have been uninformed about transsexualism, and makes some dubious conclusions for lack of the knowledge, this is still a fascinating account of an early transsexual of high rank and celebrity.]
Kay, Barry. 1976. AS A WOMAN. St. Martin's Press
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[The authors argue that gender is "not a reflection of biological reality, but rather a social construct that varies across cultures." (Quote by Stanford M. Lyman) The authors rely heavily on transsexualism in developing their theory. A lengthy appendix includes correspondence from and discussion of "Rachel," a male-to-female transsexual person with whom I happen to have gone to graduate school. (6 pp. refs.)]
Kessler, Suzanne J. 1990. "The medical construction of gender: Case management
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King, Dave. 1993. The Tranvestite and the Transsexual: Public Categories and Private Identities. Avebury UK.
Kirk, K. & Heath, E. Men In Frocks. London, GMP Publishers, 1984.
Kirk, S. (1993). Hormones: 1992 edition. Wayland, MA: International Foundation for Gender Education.
[Written for the transgendered consumer by a transgendered physician, this book contains a wealth of information on both male and female hormones.]
Kirk, Sheila. 1992, 1994. HORMONES FOR THE FEMALE TO MALE TRANSGENDERED INDIVIDUAL. IFGE Publications.
Kirk, Sheila. 1992,1994. HORMONES FOR THE MALE TO FEMALE TRANSGENDERED INDIVIDUAL. IFGE Publications.
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Kockoff, G. et al 1987. Transsexuals who have not undergone surgery--a
followup study. Archives of sexual Behavior. Dec 16(6): 511-22.
Kockott. 1989. Comparison male vs female transsexuals. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Dec 17(6): 539.
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Kroker, Arthur and Marilouise, eds., 1993. The Last Sex: Feminism and Outlaw Bodies. New York: St. Martin's Press.
[Shannon Bell interview w/ Kate Bornstein; Shannon Bell article on participating in Annie Sprinkle's "Drag King for a Day" workshop]
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Laing, Alison. SPEAKING AS A WOMAN.
Laqueur, Thomas. Making Sex: Body and Gender from the Greeks to Freud. 1990, Harvard University Press.
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Lewins, Frank. 1995. TRANSSEXUALISM IN SOCIETY: A SOCIOLOGY OF MALE TO FEMALE TRANSSEXUALS. Macmillan.
[Based on interviews with fifty five people, largely from the Gender Dysphoria Clinic at the Monash Medical Centre, Melbourne, Australia. The sociological nature of the book challenges the medical model of transsexualism by viewing it as a social phenomenon. This point is perhaps most clearly illustrated by the treatment of becoming a woman as a social process with macro and micro dimensions.]
Lewins, Frank. 1995. Australia: Macmillan.
[sociological study of Australian mtfs; author is father of an mtf]
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[ch. on ts/tv]
Lothstein, L.M. 1988. Female-to-male transsexuals who have delivered and raised their children. Annals of Sexual Research. Vol 1(1). 151-166.
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Mackenzie, Gordene Olga. 1994. TRANSGENDER NATION. Bowling Green State University Press; ISBN 0-87972-596-6, 0-87972-597-4.
[Transgender Nation dares to look at the male-to-woman transgenderist and transsexual from a sociocultural and sociopolitical perspective and maintains that it is not the individual transgenderist that is sick and in need of treatment but rather the culture that must be treated.]
Martin, Paul. CARMEN: MY LIFE.
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[female fetishistic cross-dressing]
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McClain, Jerry/Jerri. TO BE A WOMAN.
[The story of how one man's search for the feminine side of his personality led him to a completely new world, the world of women. "I always wanted to be a woman" those opening words of this new book set the scene for one of the most unusual stories ever told. ]
McClintock, Anne. SOCIAL TEXT: SEX WORKERS AND SEX WORK.
[Many voices, including both client and sex worker, give an insider's view of
the commercial sex industry. In an unusual essay accompanied by photos of his cross-gender transformation, transvestite Robert/Stella explores he intricate desires and memories that drive him to engage in S/M scenarios and cross-dressing.]
McEwen, B.S. (1981). Neural gonadal steroid actions. Science, 211, 1303-1311.
1987. MEN IN PETTICOATS : A SELECTION OF LETTERS FROM VICTORIAN NEWSPAPERS. Karn Publications Garston.
Meyer, W.J., III, Finkelstein, J.W., Stuart, C.A., Webb, A., Smith, E.R., Payer, A.F., & Walker, P.A. (1981). Physical and hormonal evaluation of transsexual patients during hormonal therapy. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 10(4), 121-138.
Meyer, W.J., III, Finkelstein, J.W., Stuart, C.A., Webb, A., & Walker, P.A. (1981). Hormonal treatment of 86 male and female transsexuals. In I. Pauly (Ed.), Abstracts and proceedings of the 7th International Gender Dysphoria Association. Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
Meyer, R. 1981. Physical and hormonal evaluation of transsexual females. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Aug. 10(4): 347.
Meyer, R., et al. 1986. One-stage phalloplasty in transsexuals. Annals of Plastic Surgery. Jun: 16(6) 472-9.
Meyer W.J., et.al. Physical and hormonal evaluation of transsexual patients: A longitudinal study. Archives of Sexual Behavior. 1986 Apr Vol 15(2):121-138.
Meyer-Bahlburg, H.F. 1979. Sex hormones and female homosexuality: a critical examination. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Vol 8(2). 101-119.
Meyers, ed., forthcoming.
[confuses herself about her normative gender identity as a woman by examining male-to-female transsexual gender identities and her own Jewish identity]
Meyer, Morris. 1991. "I dream of Jeannie: Transsexual striptease as scientific display" The Drama Review 35:1 Spring: 25-42.
Miller, N., et al. 1986. Histological changes in the genital tract in transsexual women following androgen therapy. Histopathology. Jul:10(7). 661-9.
Miller, N. COUNSELING IN GENDERLAND: A Guide for You and Your Transgendered Client DIFFERENT PATH PRESS in Boston (July 1996).
Millot, Catherine. HORSEXE: ESSAYS ON TRANSSEXUALITY.
[This essay on transsexuality has a wide range of focus. AS well as interviewing both male and female transsexuals, the author did historical research on androgeny and castration.]
Moir, Anne & Jessel, David. 1989, 1991. BRAIN SEX: THE REAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEN & Women. Dell Publishing; ISBN 0-385-31183-4.
[Proposes that the sexes are different because their brains are different. An extraordinary journey from the sexual differentiation of the prenatal brain to the gender difference inherent in kindergarten playstyles, classroom abilities, and adult attitudes towards love, sex, and marriage.]
Money, J., & Tucker, P. Sexual Signatures: On Being a Man or a Woman. Boston, Little, Brown & Co. (1975).
Money, J., & Ehrhardt, A.A. (1972). Man and woman, boy and girl: The differentiation and dimorphism of gender identity from conception to maturity. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. Also (1972). Mentor, New York: New American Library.
[Discussion of male and female development and various intersexual conditions. Photos,illustrations. (Refs.)]
Money, J., & Tucker, P. (1975). Sexual signatures: On being a man or a woman. Boston: Little, Brown & Co.
[I cannot say it better than the authors in the first chapter: "This book is a road map to show you where you are now as a man or a woman and how you got there." There is considerable discussion of transsexualism and crossdressing. Photographs, illustrations. (3 pp. refs.)]
Money, J. Lovemaps. New York, Irvington Publishers, 1986.
Money, J. Venuses Penuses. Buffalo, N.Y., Prometheus Books, 1986.
Money, J. & Weinrich, J.D. Sexual Landscapes; Why We Are What We Are, Why We Love Whom We Love. New York, Scribner, 1987.
Money, John. 1968. Sex Errors of the Body: Dilemmas, Education, Counseling.
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press.
Morris, Jan. CONUNDRUM: AN EXTRAORDINARY NARRATIVE OF TRANSSEXUALISM. New York, Henry Holt and Company, 1986 (second edition).
[One of the most renowned historians and travel writers of our time describes her change of sexual identity from male to female.]
Murray, Stephen O., ed. 1992. Oceanic Homosexualities. New York: Garland.
[gender variance read as homosexuality]
Murray-Lyon, I.M. (1991). Hepatoxicity of certain androgenic steroids. Gender Dysphoria, 1, 68-72.Nanda, Serena. 1990. NEITHER MAN NOR WOMAN: THE HIJRAS OF INDIA. Wadsworth Publishing; ISBN 0-534-12204-3.
[The hijras are a group of people in India who constitute a third gender category, considered by themselves and by others to be neither men nor women. Nanda's book is a very readable anthropological monograph. After background chapters on the culture, religion and biological status of hijras, she treats us to four separate portraits of individual hijras. Then she sums up with an intercultural comparison of hijras with other alternative gender roles including the berdache of native North America and the transsexuals of modern Western societies.]
Nazario. ANARCOMA.
[The adventures of a transvestite sleuth in the Gay Ghetto of Barcelona.]
Nestle, Joan, ed., 1992. The Persistent Desire: A Femme-Butch Reader. Boston: Alyson.
Newton, E. Mother Camp: Female Impersonators In America. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1979.
Newton, Esther. 1979. MOTHER CAMP: FEMALE IMPERSONATORS IN AMERICA. University of Chicago Press.
[The product of two years of field research that is a lively, first-hand account of the distinctions drag queens make between one another as performers, the kinds of acts they put together, and the symbolic geography of male and female styles.]
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[Early documentation of chromosome "anomalies".]
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Pache T.D., Chadha S., Gooren L.J., Hop W.C., Jaarsma K.W., Dommerholt H.B., Fauser B.C. Ovarian morphology in long-term androgen-treated female to male transsexuals. A human model for the study of polycystic ovarian syndrome? Histopathology. 1991 Nov 19(5):445-52.
Pache T.D., Hop W.C., de Jong F.H., Leerentveld R.A., van Geldorp H., Van de Kamp T.M., Gooren L.J., Fauser B.C. 17 beta-Oestradiol, androstenedione and inhibin levels in fluid from individual follicles of normal and polycystic ovaries, and in ovaries from androgen treated female to male transsexuals. Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 1992 Jun 36(6):565-71.
Pache, T.D., et al. 1993. Polycystic ovaries in female-to-male transsexuals (letter). Clinical Endocrinology. Dec:39(6). 702-3.
Page, D.E. et. al.; 1987. The Sex Determining Region of Human Y Chromosome Encodes a Finger Protein. Cell 51, pp 1091-1104.
[A recent attempt to discover gender in the chromosomes of humans with deviant chromosome structure (XX-men and XY-women).]
Pauly, I.B. 1974 Female transsexualism: Part I. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Nov: 3(6). 487-507.
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Penezic, S., Vunovic, S., Stojanovic, M., Drezgic, M., & Slijepcevic, D. (1994). Doppler ultrasonography in female-to-male transsexuals prior to hormone therapy. Paper presented at The Conference of the European Network of Professionals on Transsexualism, Manchester, England, 31 August, 1994.
Pepper, John. 1982. A MAN'S TALE. Quartet Books.
[Award winning writer John Pepper tells how he came to unearth his feminine self and gives an account of the struggle for `Men's Lib' and freedom from soul-destroying conventional masculinity.]
Phillips, Mike. 1980. FORBIDDEN FANTASIES: MEN WHO DARE TO DRESS IN DRAG. Collier Macmillan Publishers.
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Prince, Virginia Charles. 1967. THE TRANSVESTITE AND HIS WIFE. Argyle Books.
Puckett, C.L., et al. 1978. Construction of male genitalia in the transsexual, using a tubed groin flap for the penis and a hydraulic inflation device. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Apr: 61(4) 523-30.
Ramet, Sabrina Petra (Editor). Gender reversals and gender cultures: anthropological and historical perspectives. 1996, Routledge.
Ramsey, Gerald. 1996. Transsexuals: candid answers to private questions. Crossing Press.
Ranke-Heinemann, Uta. EUNUCHS FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.
[An examination of the roll of eunuchs in the development of modern Christian religious theology.]
Raymond, J.G. 1980. The Transsexual Empire: The Making of the She-Male. Boston, Beacon Press.
[Reissued with a new introduction on transgender, this groundbreaking work of 15 years ago is still one of the premier works on this issue. This book
challenged the medical psychiatric definition of transsexualism as a disease,
and sex conversion, hormones, and surgery as the cure.]
Redfearn, J.W. 1979. Comment on 'A mythic search for identity in a female to male transsexual'. Journal of Analytical Psychology. Oct: 24(4). 314-7.
Rees, M. 1993. He, she, or it? Nursing Times. Mar 10-16, 89(10): 48-9.
Rees, M. 1995. Dear Sir or Madam. Cassells, London.
[(This book) is by one of the pioneers over here in the UK. Mark Rees was the first TS in the UK to go to the European Ct of Human Rights, also he is one of the founders of Press For Change the campaign and lobby group on behalf of TS/TG rights over here, and is a great campaigner on behalf of the cause with a very public profile over here. He is also a leading figure in the FTM network. (commentary by Stephen Whittle)]
Reinisch, J. M., Rosenblum, L. & Sanders, S. (eds.) 1987. Masculinity and Femininity: A Basic Prespective. New York, Oxford University Press, Kinsey Institute Series.
Reisman, David. 1950. The LONELY CROWD. Yale University Press.
Rheims, Bettina. LES ESPIONNES.
[A collection of photos of women who used to be men.]
Rice, Anne. 1982. CRY TO HEAVEN. Ballantine Books. ISBN 0-345-39693-6
[A novel of the exquisite and otherworldly society of the eighteenth-century
castrati, the delicate and alluring male sopranos whose graceful bodies and
glorious voices brought them the adulation of the royal courts and grand
opera houses of Europe, men who lived as idols, concealing their pain as they
were adored as angels, yet shunned as half-men.]
Richards, R. & Ames, J. 1983. Second Serve. New York, Stein and Day.
Richards, Renee. SECOND SELF.
[Autobiography of the transexual optometrist and tennis pro.]
Roback, H.B., et al. 1976. Psychopathology in female sex-change applicants and two help-seeking controls. Journal of Abnormal Psychology. Aug:85(4). 430- 2.
Roback, H.B. 1986. Femalemidlife sex change applicant. Archives of
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Roberts, JoAnn. WHO'S WHO & RESOURCE GUIDE TO THE INTERNATIONAL TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY 1994.
[Exactly what it says it is. Lists by name, groups, care providers, periodicals, events, and business that cater to the international transgender community.]
Roberts, J. 1995. (3rd Edition) Coping With Crossdressing. King of Prussia, PA: Creative Design Services.
Roberts, JoAnn. COPING WITH CROSSDRESSING: TOOLS & STRATEGIES FOR PARTNERS...
[The author looks at crossdressing from both sides of the relationship (often, women are expected to accept the partner's transvestism without really understanding the behavior). This is a serious book for couples struggling with crossdressing, and gives positive advice on how to cope.]
Roberts, JoAnn. ART AND ILLUSION: A GUIDE TO CROSSDRESSING.
[For the crossdresser an indispensable and comprehensive guide to developing a "total" feminine image--in-depth discussions on make-up, hairstyles, lingerie, clothing and accessories. The pamphlet includes hints and tips gathered from many professional impersonators.]
Roberts, JoAnn. ART AND ILLUSION COMPANION.
[The author has created a step-by-step makeup guide with a dozen photo pages, including a photo section on how to create cleavage, plus, new information on cosmetic surgery, clothing styles, makeup for ethnic skin and much more.]
Roscoe, Will with Gay American Indians, eds. 1988. Living the Spirit: A Gay American Indian Anthology. New York: St. Martin's Press.
Roscoe, Will. 1991. THE ZUNI MAN-WOMAN. University of New Mexico Press.
[A look into Native American Zuni tribe and their outlook on life and gender.]
Roscoe, W. (Ed.). (1995). Queer spirits: A gay men's myth book. Boston: Beacon Press.
Rosenmund A., Kochli H.P., Konig M.P. Sex-related differences in hematological values. A study on the erythrocyte and granulocyte count, plasma iron and iron-binding proteins in human transsexuals on contrasexual hormone therapy. Blut. 1988 Jan 56(1):13-7.
Rothblatt, Martine. 1995. The Apartheid of Sex: A Manifesto on the Freedom of
Gender. New York: Crown Publishers.
[Rothblatt makes a case for the adoption of a new sexual model that accommodates every possible shade of gender identity. It reveals that traditional male and female roles are dictated neither by genetics, genitals, nor reproductive biology, but rather by social attitudes that originated in early patriarchal cultures, and that have been institutionalized in modern law.]
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Dutton & Co.
Rubin, Gayle 1989. "Thinking Sex: Toward a Radical Theory of the Politics of Sexuality." in Pleasure and Danger: Exploring Female Sexuality, ed. Carole Vance. London: Pandora.
Rudd, P. 1989. My Husband Wears My Clothes. Katy, TX, PM Publishers.
Rudd, Peggy J. 1990. MY HUSBAND WEARS MY CLOTHES: CROSSDRESSING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF A WIFE. PM publishers.
Rudd, P. 1990. Crossdressing with Dignity: The Case for Transcending Gender Lines. Katy, TX, PM Publishers.
[Based on a survey of a large number of crossdressers, the author presents results in tabular form, as well as in discussion of the issues of human dignity. What is most clear and most impressive is that men, as they age, grow more comfortable with their crossdressing and less fearful of exposure.]
RuPaul. 1995. Lettin It All Hang Out.
Rutherford, Erica. NINE LIVES.
[For fifty years, internationally respected artist Rutherford, who was born a male, struggled with the conviction that she was born the wrong gender. At the age of fifty, she finally decided to live as a woman. This is the story of her constant search to embrace change and the intensity of experience.]
S., Vanessa. CROSS AND THE CROSSDRESSER.
[Explores the behavioral phenomenon that has existed for thousands of years and is even mentioned in the Bible. The author, a crossdresser, wrestled with his religion and crossdressing, and began a search for answers and a reconciliation with faith in God. This book shares those answers. Many references to Biblical and theological source texts are provided to the reader.]
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Sengezer, M. & Sadove, R.C. 1993. Scrotal construction by expansion of labia majora in biological female transsexuals. Annals of Plastic Surgery. Oct: 31(4) 372-6.
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Smith, Pete. LONG TIME COMING.
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Spiova, I., et al. 1977. Plasma testosterone values in transsexual women. Archives of Sexual Behavior. Nov:6(6). 477-81.
Spinder T., Spijkstra J.J., Gooren L.J., Burger C.W. Pulsatile luteinizing hormone release and ovarian steroid levels in female-to-male transsexuals compared to heterosexual women. Psychoneuroendocrinology. 1989 14(1-2):97-102.
Spinder T., Spijkstra J.J., van den Tweel J.G., Burger C.W., van Kessel H., Hompes P.G., Gooren L.J. The effects of long term testosterone administration on pulsatile luteinizing hormone secretion and on ovarian histology in eugonadal female to male transsexual subjects. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 1989 Jul 69(1):151-7.
Spinder, T.; Spijkstra, J.J.; Gooren, L.J.; Hompes, P.G.; & van Kessel, H. 1989. Effects of long- term testosterone administration on gonadotropin secretion in agonadal female-to-male transsexuals compared with hypogonadal and normal women. Journal of Clinicaog Endocrinology and Metabolism. Jan 68(1): 200-7.
Starka, L., Hampl, R., Heresova, J., & Sipova, I. (1986). (The effect of administering testosterone undecanoate on hormone levels in female transsexuals. Bratislavskee Lekarske Listy, 85(2), 202-208.
Starka, L., Sipova, I., & Hynie, J. (1975). Plasma testosterone in male transsexuals and homosexuals. Journal of Sex Research, 11, 132-138.
Steiner, B.W. et al. 1981. Female-to-male transsexuals and their partners. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry. Apr:26(3). 178-82.
Stevens, Jennifer Anne. 1978. From MASCULINE TO FEMININE...AND ALL POINTS IN BETWEEN.
[Written by a practicing "T," this is a practical guide for transvestites, crossdressers, transgenderists, transsexuals, and others who choose to develop a more feminine image.]
Stuart, Kim Elizabeth. 1991. UNINVITED DILEMMA: A QUESTION OF GENDER. Metamorphous Press; ISBN 1-55552-013-8.
[Represents two years of research involving carefully structured, in-depth personal interviews with seventy-five transsexuals, consultations with members of the medical and mental health communities, and conversations with loved ones of transsexuals.]
Stuart, Kim Elizabeth. UNINVITED DILEMMA: A RESEARCH SUPPLEMENT.
[The actual research interviews and questionnaires used to create the book
Uninvited Dilemma.]
Stoller, Robert J. 1974. SEX AND GENDER: ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MASCULINITY AND FEMININITY. J. Aronson.
Stoller, R.J. (1985). Presentations of gender. New Haven: Yale University Press.
Stoller, R.J. (1982). Near miss: "Sex change" treatment and its evaluation. In M.R. Zales (Ed.), Eating, sleeping, and sexuality, pp. 258-283. New York: Brunner/Mazel. (84 refs.)
Stone, Sandy. 1991. "The empire strikes back: A posttranssexual manifesto" 3rd version on her homepage: http://www.actlab.utexas.edu/~sandy. 2nd version: Camera Obscura (Spring 1994). 1st version: in Julia Epstein & Kristina Straub, eds., Body Guards: The Cultural Politics of Gender Ambiguity (New York: Routledge, 1991)
Stone, Sandy. see her homepage for more citations! http://www.actlab.utexas.edu/~sandy. 2nd
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Stoller, R.J. 1972. Etiological factors in female transsexualism: a first approximation. Archives of Sexual Behavior.Jun: 2. 47-64.
Stoller, R. J. 1982. Transvestism in women. Archives of Sexual Behavior.
Apr. 11(2): 99.
Stoller, Robert J. 1976. THE TRANSSEXUAL EXPERIMENT. J. Aronson.
Stringer, J.A. 1993. The Transsexual's Survival Guide II to Transition and Beyond for Family, Friends, and Employers. King of Prussia, PA: Creative Design Services.
Stringer, J.A. 1990. The Transsexual's Survival Guide to Transition and Beyond. King of Prussia, PA: Creative Design Services.
[Contains information about the author's transition and general discussion of the obstacles and challenges in store for those contemplating male-to-female sex reassignment. See also Stringer (1992).]
Stringer, JoAnn Altman. TRANSSEXUAL'S SURVIVAL GUIDE.
[The author, a post-op TS and married woman, covers everything the therapist didn't tell you and then some. Counseling, economics, networking a new social life, seeking employment, and dealing with friends and family. Comprehensive yet general enough for both the M-to-F and F-to-M transsexual.]
Stringer, JoAnn Altman. TRANSSEXUAL'S SURVIVAL GUIDE II.
[The follow up guide to Transition and Beyond for family, friends and
employers.]
Stuart, K. 1983. The Uninvited Dilemma. Lake Oswego, N.Y., Metamorphous Press. (with a separate Research Supplement available from the publisher).
[Sensitive and comprehensive discussion of transsexualism, written in a journalistic style. The book is largely based on a survey the author distributed (see Stuart, 1983b). I highly recommend this book for those (transgendered and otherwise) who are interested in learning about gender dysphoria.]
Stryker, Susan. 1995. "Transsexuality: The postmodern body and/as technology.
Exposure: The Journal of the Society for Photographic Education 30:1/2: 38-50
Stryker, Susan. 1995. "Across the border: A discussion of 'The Anarchorporeality Project'" Felix: A Journal of Media Arts and Communications 2:1: 228-236
Stryker, Susan. 1994. "My words to Victor Frankenstein above the village of
Chamounix: Performing transgender rage." GLQ 1:3: 237-254
Stryker, Susan. 1993. "Transgender history at the GLHS." Our Stories: The
Newsletter of the Gay and Lesbian Historical Society of Northern
California 8:2. Summer.
Stryker, Susan. 1997. Trans: Changing Sex and Other Ecstatic Passages into Postmodernity. New York: Oxford.
Sullivan, Lou. 1990. Information for the female-to-male cross-dresser and transsexual. Seattle, WA: Ingersoll Gender Center.[Essential for female-to-male persons. Covers all important topics, from a historical review of "passing" women to issues of masculine presentation and top and bottom surgeries. Photographs, illustrations.]
Sullivan, L. 1990. From Female to Male, The Life of Jack Bee Garland. Alyson Pulbications, Inc.
Symmers, W.St.C. (1968). Carcinoma of breast in transsexual individuals after surgical and hormonal interference with theprimary and secondary sex characteristics. British Medical Journal, 2(597), 83-85.
Talamini, J. 1982. Boys Will Be Girls;The Hidden World of the Heterosexual Male Transvestite. University Press of America, Lanham, Md.
Tannen, Deborah. 1990. YOU JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND: WOMEN AND MEN IN CONVERSATION. Ballantine Books; ISBN 0-345-37205-0.
[Through examples and analysis says that men and women grow up behaving in such profoundly different ways, and seeing themselves connecting to others in such profoundly different ways, that the two sexes are really trying to communicate across two different cultures. Goes a long way toward explaining why perfectly wonderful men and women behave in ways that baffle their partners.]
Taylor, John; 1995. The Third Sex. Esquire 123/4, April, pp 102-114.
[An examination of the current rise of transsexual awareness in modern western
culture.]
Thomas, B. 1993. Gender loving care. Nursing Times. Mar 10-16, 89(10):
50-1.
Thompson, Charles John Samuel. 1974. THE MYSTERIES OF SEX : WOMEN WHO POSED AS MEN AND MEN WHO IMPERSONATED WOMEN. Causeway Books.
Thompson, Mark. 1994. Gay Soul: Finding the Heart of Gay Spirit and Nature. San Francisco: Harper.
[gay men investigating spirituality, sexuality, and gender; esp interviews w/ Will Roscoe, Harry Hay, and Clyde Hall]
Thompson, Mark. 1987. Gay Spirit: Myth and Meaning. New York: St. Martin's Press.
[gay men investigating spirituality, sexuality, and gender; see esp material on 2-spirits, radical faeries, radical drag, and Harry Hay on subject-subject consciousness]
Thompson, Raymond with Kitty Sewell. 1995. What Took You So Long? A Girl's Journey to Manhood. London: Penguin Books. ISBN 0-14-024645-2
Thompson, R. & Sewell, K. 1995. What Took You So Long: A Girls Journey to Manhood. Penguin Books, London.
The Transexual and Gender Reassignment. 1994. British Journal of Psychiatry 165, September. pp 417-419.
Transsexualism. 1991. The Lancet 338, September 7, pp 603-604.
[A review of the current understanding and treatment of gender dysphoria.]
Tremain, Rose. SACRED COUNTRY.
(Washington Square Press/Pocket Books)
[I don't read very many novels for two reasons. First, I don't have much time for leisure reading. Second, very few interest me enough to get past the first few pages. So this summer when a friend asked me if I'd read (this) book, I replied "no, and I probably won't." She handed it to me anyway and said, "read this," indicating the blurbs on the back. I can't say it any better, so I quote:
"On February 15, 1952, as England observes two minutes of silence in honor of the dead King, Mary Ward, age six, realizes with perfect clarity her true identity: 'I have a secret to tell you, dear, and this is it: I am not Mary. That is a mistake. I am not a girl. I'm a boy.'
"Mary's fight to become Martin, society's hypocrisy, and its abundant left-of-center characters are the core of this remarkable and intimate novel. _Sacred Country_ spans three decades, from the repressive English countryside of the fifties to the swinging London of the sixties and the rhinestone tackiness of seventies America. Emotional yet unsentimental, as daring and inventive as Virginia Woolf's _Orlando_, _Sacred Country_ inspires us to reconsider the essence of gender, and proposes new insights in unraveling that timeless malady known as the human condition -- insights certain to touch and possible even unmask the 'sacred country' within us all."
It is a remarkable novel that accurately captures without unnecessary angst what it is to be FTM. I rarely read a novel a second time, but I will this one. I highly recommend it. (commentary by Jason Cromwell)]
Tremblay, Michel. HOSANNA.
[A transvestite dressed as Elizabeth Taylor playing Cleopatra returns from a costume party at which everyone appears as Cleopatra. Her illusions of herself are shattered.]
Tripp, C. A. 1987 (second edition). The Homosexual Matrix. New York, Meridan.
Tsoi, W.F. 1992. Male and female transsexuals: a comparison. Singapore Medical Journal. Apr 33(2): 182-5.
Tsol (i?), 1990. Development profile 200 Male and 100 female transsexuals in Singapore. Arch. Sexual Behavior, Dec. 19:595.
Tsoi, W.F., et al. 1980. Female transsexualism in Singapore: a report on 20 cases. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. Jun:14(2). 141- 3.
Tully, B., Whiting & Birch Ltd. 1992. Accounting for Transsexualism and Transhomosexuality. London.
[This book is the result of a major study carried out at Britain's leading
Gender Identity Clinic at Charing Cross Hospital, London. This systematic study follows 204 transsexual subjects, and reviews the literature in the gender reassignment field. The author proposes several ways apart from complete gender reassignment of helping people finds ways to resolve their gender identity problems.]
Urania, Sophia and J. ART OF EXPLORING YOUR FEMININE NATURE.
[An inspiring and almost spiritual guide for the male cross-dresser and his female mate. It is designed to bring out the female element in both, so that each can better understand the other. There is a resource chapter that is invaluable.]
Valerio, Max Wolf. THE JOKER IS WILD!. (William Morrow in hardback, Avon paperback, due out late 1996) FTM autobiography.
[The author comments on his work:
The Joker is Wild! is about passion, identity and exploration. It's about changing sex as risk and adventure. I am a poet and writer as well as performer and this book is the story of my odessey of self discovery BOTH as a creative voice AND as a transsexual man. The Joker is Wild! traces my journey to manhood, physically, spiritually, psychologically, sexually. I take the reader through the guts of the transition, I want them to experience a "sex change" themselves. They'll be lots of wacky humor, pop culture, sex, rock and roll, poetry, as much perversion as the editor will let me cram in, also drugs, visions, and playful irreverance. I'll have a tight focus on sexual politics, especially the always confusing, exciting relations between men and women. I'll explore the slippery yet enduring nature of sexual/gender identity.
Having lived through this transition first hand, I feel that there are unique insights that transsexuals have to offer the rest of the world. My values have changed dramatically in the past six and a half years that I have lived as male. I've gone from an alienated lesbian feminist to a heterosexual man who has been branded by some lesbian feminists as "a militant heterosexual." How did this happen and what does it mean? Is it true? (ROFL) What kinds of questions does this journey answer about the nature of maleness and femaleness? What aspects of any person's experience and perceptions of men and women (male and female) are socially constructed and which aspects are biologically based? How am I treated differently and how does this affect how I act and what my values are?
This is the transsexual man remade as agent provocateur of sexual culture, a thief of technology for self discovery.]
Van der Kwast, T.H., Dommerholt, H.B., van Vroonhoven, C.C., & Chandha, S. (1994). Androgen receptor expression in the cervix of androgen-treated female-to-male transsexuals: Association with morphology and chain-specific keratin expression. International Journal of Gynecological Pathology, 13(2), 133-138.
Varley, John. 1992. STEEL BEACH. Ace/Putnam; ISBN 0-399-13759-9.
[Fleeing Earth after an alien invasion, the human race stands on the threshold of evolution, like fish cast on artificial shores. Their home is Luna, a moon colony blessed with creature comforts, prolonged lifespans, digital memories, and instant sex changes. But the people of Luna are bored with their existence and so is the computer that monitors them. The lead character is a guy who wants to spend time as a woman. Deals with transgender and definition of sex roles.]
Vesely, J: Barinka, L: Santi, P.; Berrino, P.; & Muggianu,M. 1992. Reconstruction of the penis in transsexual patients. Acta-Chir-Plast. 34(1): 44-54.
Vidal, Gore. 1974. Myra Breckenridge. New York: Random House.
[fiction; even wilder than Myra]
Videla, E., et al. 1976. Female trans-sexualist with abnormal karyotype (letter). Lancet. Nov 13: 2(7994) 1081.
Virtue, Noel. EYE OF THE EVERLASTING ANGEL.
[Toby Todd, abandoned by his parents at sixteen, tries his luck in London where he has a chance encounter on Hampstead Heath that leads to a love affair with the handsome Anthony.Quirky humor pervades this English novel which introduces the difficult subject of transvestism.]
Volkan, V. D. & As'ad, M. 1989. The development of female transsexualism. American Journal of Psychotherapy. Vol 43(1). 92-107.
von Mahlsdorf, Charlotte. 1995. I Am My Own Women: The Outlaw Life of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, Berlin's Most Distinguished Transvestite. Trans.: Jean Hollander. Pittsburgh/San Francisco: Cleis Press.
Vujovic, S. (1992). PMS and transsexualism: No evidence of premenstrual syndrome in female-to-male transsexuals. Gender Dysphoria, 1(2), 39-44.
Walters, W.A.W & Ross, M. W. (eds.). 1986. Transexualism & Sex Reassignment. Oxford, Oxford University Press.
[This edited book, which bears the same title as an earlier edited work by Green & Money (1969), discusses a variety of aspects of the treatment of transsexual persons in Australia. Major emphasis is on male-to-female persons. Very useful, with an especially good chapter on voice by Oates & Decakis. Photographs, glossary, appendices of services and hormonal preparations available in Australia. (18 pp. refs.)]
Walters, Julie. GERALDINE - FOR THE LOVE OF A TRANSVESTITE. Caliban Books; ISBN 1-85066-004-2
Walsh-Bolstad, B. 1993. The new, improved (surgically constructed) woman/lesbian? (Male transsexuals) Off Our Backs. Nov v23, n10 14(2).
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Watson, D.B., Coren, S.; 1992. Left-Handedness in Male-to-Female Transsexuals; Journal of the American Medical Association 267/10, March 11, p. 1342.
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Wheelwright, Julie. 1989. AMAZONS AND MILITARY MAIDS: WOMEN WHO DRESSED AS MEN IN THE PURSUIT OF LIFE, LIBERTY, AND HAPPINESS. Pandora.
[Drawing on memoirs, letters, and diaries, this book exposes the hidden history of women who chose to live, work, and love as men. Reveals for the first time a long, popular tradition in Western culture, tracing these women from the height of their popularity in the 1700's to their re-emergence as a nation's pride and joy during the first World War.]
Whittle, S. (In press). Gender fucking or fucking gender? Current cultural contributions to theories of gender blending. In R. Ekins & D. King (Eds.), Blending genders: Social aspects of cross-dressing and sex-changing. London: Routledge.
Wieswn, M., et al. 1983. Normal gonadotropin response to gonadotropin-releasing hormone after diethylstilberol priming in transsexual women. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. Jul:57(1). 197-9.
Williams, W. L. 1986. The Spirit and the Flesh: Sexual Diversity in American Indian Culture. Boston, Beacon Press.
[Williams, an anthropologist, looks at berdache, Native Americans who filled a role some have likened to transsexualism. Williams does agree that Berdache have a feminine gender identity, but he believes homosexuality to be a closer, although still not accurate model. Berdache is an institutionalized social role, somewhere between men and women, as is (literally) seen in Plate 10. A significant portion of the book concerns the impact of European immigrants on berdache (they were often abused or murdered). There is also a chapter on masculine women (Williams calls them Amazons).
Williams notes that his identity as a gay man helped in his collection of information. I would argue that this same identity causes him to categorize the same-sex sexual activity of the berdache as homosexuality; Tinechan Egan (personal communication) calls this gay imperialism. Descriptions of Berdache becoming upset if their genitalia were manipulated by their male lovers sound more like transsexualism than like homosexuality. Transsexual persons often view their passive homosexual behavior as heterosexual (as they are actually women); I suspect this was the case with many Berdache. Illustrations, photographs, index. (40 pp. notes, 17 pp. refs.)]
Wilson, J.D. (1972, December). Recent studies on the mechanism of action of testosterone. The New England Journal of Medicine, 1284.
Wilson, J.D. (1979). Sex hormones and sexual behavior. New England Journal of Medicine, 300, 1269-1270.
Wilson, J.D., George, F.W., & Griffin, J.E. (1981). The hormonal control of sexual development. Science, 211, 1278-1284.
Wilson, J.D., & Griffin, J.E. (1980). The use and mis-use of androgens. Metabolism, 29, 1278-1295.
Wittig, Monique. "Paradigm" in George Stambolian and Elaine Marks, eds.,
Homosexuality and French Literature: Cultural Contexts/Critical Texts. Ithaca: Cornell University Press: 114-121
[lesbians as not-women, not-men]
Wittig, Monique. 1987. Across the Acheron. London: Peter Owen.
[lesbians as not-women, not-men, something else]
Wittig, Monique. 1973. The Lesbian Body. Boston: Beacon Press.
Wittig, Monique & Zeig, Sande. 1979. Lesbian Peoples. New York: Avon Books.
Wittig, Monique. 1969. Les Gurilleres.
Wittig, Monique. 1992. The Straight Mind and Other Essays. Boston: Beacn Press.
Wolf, Viginia. 1994 [1927]. ORLANDO. Harcort Brace; ISBN 0-15-670160-X.
[One of the most wickedly imaginative and sharply observed considerations of androgyny that this century will see. Orlando is, in fact, a character
liberated from the restraints of time and sex. Born in the Elizabethan Age to wealth and position, he is a young male aristocrat at the beginning of the
story - and a modern woman four centuries later.]
Woodhouse, Annie. 1989. FANTASTIC WOMEN: SEX, GENDER, AND TRANSVESTISM. Rutgers University Press.
Woodlawn, Holly and Copeland, Jeff. 1991. LOW LIFE IN HIGH HEELS: THE HOLLY WOODLAWN STORY. St. Martin's Press, ISBN 0-312-06429-2.
[A walk on the wild side with Andy Warhol's last superstar. A madcap romp through the underground of the 60's and 70's. The story of a 15 year old Miami boy who ran away from home to live in Oz and found fame in Warhol's film Trash.]
Young, V.L.; Khouri, R.K.; Lee, G.W.; & Nemecek, J.A. 1992. Advances in total phalloplasty and urethroplasty with microvascular free flaps. Clinical Plastic Surgery. Oct 19(4): 927-38
Ziegenfuss, J., & Carabasi, R. (1973). Androgens and hepatocellular carcinoma. Lancet, 1, 262.