My TERF library

[Davros]

I’ve been sorting out some books and collected together my relevant titles (see photo). I’m quite proud of my collection. Am I missing anything? I haven’t got any JKR there because the HP books are in storage with other kids’s books and she keeps writing more Strike books so I can’t get a full collection yet. I may buy the individual Strike books, I have them on Audible

Lissa Evans writes fiction if you fancy something a bit lighter occasionally!

Trans by Helen Joyce
Material Girls by Kathleen Stock
Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez

I’m sure I’ve got Trans and Material Girls. I’ll have to dig around more or buy them again

I was surprised they weren't in your pile tbh x

In addition to above titles, have Female Erasure, Women don't owe you pretty, Men who hate Women.
Not read them yet, so I can't comment

Gay Shame by Gareth Roberts

The two volumes of 'under the duvet of darkness' by some random women from who only knows where.

What she said!

Amazon says I have bought Trans and Material Girls but I don’t know where they are. I’m going to order ALL of the others and maybe buy those again. I’ll also look at Lissa Evans fiction. £££ goodbye!

UNDER THE DUVET OF DARKNESS

Janice Raymond - 'the transsexual empire' and 'doublethink'

Sheila Jeffreys - 'gender hurts' and 'understanding queer theory'

Heather Brunskell Evans and Michele Moore (Eds.) - 'transgender children and young people'

Heather Brunskell Evans - 'transgender body politics'

Kara Dansky - 'the abolition of sex'

Alice Sullivan and Selena Todd (Eds.) - 'sex and gender'

Susanna Rustin - 'sexed'

Kath Aiken and Sally Wainwright (Eds.) - 'women's rights, gender wrongs'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Case_Against_the_Sexual_Revolution

@DrSpartacularsMagnificentOctopus
wow, thanks for all those. I thought I had a good collection 🤷‍♀️

Janice Raymond's TTE is essential reading IMHO.

Also perhaps worth reading for an account from the other side is Christine Burns - 'Trans Britain', which IIRC details the insidious workings of Press for Change.

Invisible women, Caroline Criado Perez.

Irreversible Damage by Abigail Shrier.

That’s a useful collection, OP, and with the suggestions added by PP this thread is a pretty good reading list. Undoubtedly many more to be added as time goes on. Can this thread be pinned to the top of the FWR board?

The female Eunuch- Germane Greer (not TERFy per se but proper grounded in reality second wave feminism- and she's a TERF)

I’d add Delusions of Gender - gender critical feminism from back when it had nothing to do with transgenderism

In "The Madness of Crowds" male "terf" Douglas Murray offers a whole chapter on the trans situation.

Spinifex Press is openly gender-critical and feminist- check out their catalogue!

Just to add Lissa Evans' fiction is very good indeed!

The End of the World is Flat https://g.co/kgs/LTVpgDM

De Trans by Dr. Az Hakeem is an easy read and I think he wrote an earlier book Trans although I haven't got that one.

Inventing Transgender Children and Young People by Michele Moore and Heather Brunskell-Evans

Gender-Critical Feminism by Holly Lawford-Smith

Defending Women’s Spaces by Karen Ingala Smith

The Annals of the Terf Wars by Jane Clare Jones