If this is the first time you are solving one of my book-themed crossword puzzles, take a look at the rules.
So, here’s the crossword puzzle featuring Books with Nonbinary & Trans Characters : Nonbinary is an umbrella term too, which includes different gender identities such as agender (having no gender), bigender (having two gender identities, either at the same or at different times), genderfluid (having different gender identities at different times), and demigirl (only partially identify with being female). Nonbinary people-sometimes called Enby (from NB)-don’t or only partially identify with the male/female categories or the experience of gender as a binary.
Nonbinary refers to gender identities that fall outside of the gender binary. Trans or transgender also refers to people whose binary gender identity doesn’t match the sex they were assigned at birth. Not all nonbinary people identify as transgender, though.
Trans is often used as an umbrella term that includes people who are transgender, nonbinary, agender, bigender, genderfluid, genderqueer, etc.-so basically, anyone who isn’t cis. This week’s puzzle includes more than twice as many books as the previous puzzles because I wanted to feature books with nonbinary characters, trans women, and trans men. I had decided early on to include a puzzle featuring nonbinary and trans characters in the Crossword Challenge, but with trans people still being killed for who they are and celebrities such as JK Rowling making transphobic statements, it feels more timely than ever to feature books with trans representation.īy the way, if you feel that JK Rowling’s statements aren’t anti-trans, take a look at this Twitter thread that explains why they are.
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