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I'm your host, Tears of Price. This is episode 264.5 and this week I'm going to be

diving into the stacks to talk about two memoirs by trans women. You absolutely must read this

pride. But first let's hear from our sponsor.

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today's episode is brought to you by Gallery Books. I'm super excited to talk about this next one.

It is by an author who has been doing the darn thing for black American fiction, horror fiction for a while,

Miss Tannanarive too. So it's titled The Reformatory and it follows 12-year-old Robbie Stevens Jr. who was sentenced to six months at the

Grasetown School for Boys, which is you guessed it a reformatory. He sent there for

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