Sex Isn't Real: The Invention of an Incoherent Binary Witchcraft) as we tuck ourselves in

as we tuck ourselves in for the night

His often surprisingly funny recollections range over topics as eclectic as intimacy

Packed with first-person essays

and they find

queer people feel that they must sacrifice queerness and pleasure to benefit from everything that spirituality has to offer

Sex Isn't Real: The Invention of an Incoherent Binary Witchcraft) as we tuck ourselves inIn Sex Isn't Real, Beans Velocci traces the history of current high stakes attempts to define sex and to create a world devoid of trans life. Drawing on lab notes, family genealogies, medical case studies, and more, Velocci follows scientists and clinicians from the mid nineteenth through the mid twentieth century and across five disciplines zoology, eugenics, gynecology, statistical sexology, and transsexual medicine as their ideas and practices