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Non-binary authenticity reader for your book

I knew from an early age that I didn’t want to be my assigned gender, but it wasn’t until my late teens that I came across the word ‘non-binary’. For half a decade before this, I thought I must be trans, but information about trans people wasn’t common.

While androgyny isn’t what every non-binary person craves, it is part of my gender expression. I have gender dysphoria and looking androgynous gives me gender euphoria. I use they/them pronouns exclusively and have changed my name twice, after trying out my new name for over a year.

When I authenticity read for non-binary characters, I create a reading report which compiles my questions and where representation has been strong and where it could be strengthened. I aim to provide comprehensive feedback while putting myself in the place of the character to understand how they experience the story.

As a non-binary authenticity reader, I think about my own experiences as well as that of others.

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H provided critical and supportive feedback that was perfect for a first time writer, going over and above what was expected in several areas. I would definitely recommend them, and will use their services again.
Matt P
fantasy author
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