Guy in Women's Studies -- Final Author's Edits sent in
My publisher requested any final author's edits on my second book, That Guy in Our Women's Studies Class, to be sent in so they can finalize the setup in preparation for rolling it out.
I've been slower and more methodical at this stage than I was with the first book, which had been through a wide variety of shakedown cruises with agents, publishers, and editors. This one, less so. I made contact with people I was in relationships with during the timeframe covered by this book, and likewise with academic colleagues who were classmates of mine, and received invaluable feedback that I used to revamp some of the descriptive passages.
As with the first book, the most likely delay will be waiting for the Library of Congress to provide the CIP (Catalog-in-Publishing) block.
Sunstone Press also sent me a rendition of the front and back cover and spine for me to make any final modification (I did, in fact, catch a typo), and it looks gorgeous.
So I'm once again going through that "it's starting to seem real" phase!
This book is essentialy a sequel to GenderQueer: A Story From a Different Closet, picking up shortly after I came out in 1980 and covering my endeavors to use academic feminism as a platform to say what I wanted to say to the world about gender and sissyhood and being a gender invert.
A 2022 publication date is still expected.
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My book, GenderQueer: A Story From a Different Closet, has been published by Sunstone Press. It is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble in paperback and ebook, and as ebook only from Apple, Kobo, and directly from Sunstone Press themselves.
My second book, That Guy in Our Women's Studies Class, is also being published by Sunstone Press. It's a sequel to GenderQueer. It's expected to be released in early 2022. Stay tuned for further details.
Links to published reviews and comments are listed on my Home Page
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I've been slower and more methodical at this stage than I was with the first book, which had been through a wide variety of shakedown cruises with agents, publishers, and editors. This one, less so. I made contact with people I was in relationships with during the timeframe covered by this book, and likewise with academic colleagues who were classmates of mine, and received invaluable feedback that I used to revamp some of the descriptive passages.
As with the first book, the most likely delay will be waiting for the Library of Congress to provide the CIP (Catalog-in-Publishing) block.
Sunstone Press also sent me a rendition of the front and back cover and spine for me to make any final modification (I did, in fact, catch a typo), and it looks gorgeous.
So I'm once again going through that "it's starting to seem real" phase!
This book is essentialy a sequel to GenderQueer: A Story From a Different Closet, picking up shortly after I came out in 1980 and covering my endeavors to use academic feminism as a platform to say what I wanted to say to the world about gender and sissyhood and being a gender invert.
A 2022 publication date is still expected.
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My book, GenderQueer: A Story From a Different Closet, has been published by Sunstone Press. It is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble in paperback and ebook, and as ebook only from Apple, Kobo, and directly from Sunstone Press themselves.
My second book, That Guy in Our Women's Studies Class, is also being published by Sunstone Press. It's a sequel to GenderQueer. It's expected to be released in early 2022. Stay tuned for further details.
Links to published reviews and comments are listed on my Home Page
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comments at Dreamwidth -- https://ahunter3.dreamwidth.org/83534.html#comments