Books by Authors Who Use 'They' Pronouns

"[T]his year the Word of the Year is the pronoun "they", commonly used as a personal pronoun by nonbinary folx*, myself included. Its usage as a singular gender-neutral pronoun dates back to the 13th century and has been in common usage since. And yet in recent years, this usage has been a matter of controversy fueled by transphobes hiding behind the nonsense cause of "correct grammar". Against the backdrop of increasing virulent transphobia, this choice for Word of the Year is worth celebrating. And perhaps the best way to celebrate is by reading some books by people who use "they" pronouns, either exclusively or alongside other pronouns. Here are a few to get you started.

*"They/them/their" pronouns are not the only gender-neutral pronouns in usage. Other pronouns include "xe/xem/xyr" and "ae/aer/aer" among at least a dozen others."

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