Separatism and its discontents: Casey Plett's trans Mennonite literature
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Casey Plett empezó su carrera en Topside Press, una editorial independiente por y para personas trans, con una corta existencia, pero la cual representó una revolución en la literatura trans, hasta ese entonces enfocada en los géneros de memorias y teoría.
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Cornelius, Earle. 2018. Mennonite Church USA issues statement on Lancaster Conferen- ce’s exit. Lancaster Online. https://lancasteronline.com/features/faith_values/mennonite-church-usa-issues-statement-on-lancaster-conferences-exit/article_039b31a0-f498-11e7-829a-d70727a0a0cd.html.
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Plett, Casey. 2014. A safe girl to love. Nueva York: Topside.
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Plett, Casey. 2022. The novel that started the trans literary revolution. Harper’s Bazaar. https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/art-books-music/a40152169/the-novel-that-started-the-trans-literary-revolution/.
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