I have read a number of books related to eunuch/gender identity issues, LGBTQIA+, and kink – and a number of them have made their way onto this blog in the form of “book reviews” (I use the term lightly, since often they end up being a means of exploring myself).

It has occurred to me that at least some of them might be useful resources for our eunuch wiki (https://eunuchfriends.miraheze.org/).

So I invite friends and followers to submit suggestions for inclusion in our community wiki!

Nonfiction books already being worked on or included are:

• 50 LGBTQ+ Finds (Ben Paites)
• Castrated (Gary Taylor)
• Open Love – the complete guide to gay open relationships, polyamory, and more (Alex Neustädter)
• Sex and temperament (Margaret Mead)
• Stigma (Imogen Taylor)
• The Book of Non-binary Joy (Ben Pechey)
• The Control Book (Pete Masters)
• The Ethical Slut (Janet W Hardy and Dossie Easton)
• The Deep Psychology of BDSM and Kink (Douglas Thomas)
• Who’s Afraid of Gender (Judith Butler)
• Women who fight back (Stacey Dooley)
• 50 Queer Music Icons (Will Lanarch-Jones) – not yet reviewed on Eunuchorn
• Polysecure (Jessica Fern) – not yet reviewed on Eunuchorn
• The Comedies (Terence) – not yet reviewed on Eunuchorn
• The Leatherman’s Handbook (Larry Townsend) – not yet reviewed on Eunuchorn

Fiction books already being worked on or included are:

• A Boy’s Own Story (Edmund White)
• Pompeii city of gay sex (Evan D Berg)
• Leather Forever (Pete Fitz)
• Lie With Me (Phillipe Besson)
• The Eunuch of Stamboul (Dennis Wheatley)
• The Beautiful Room Is Empty (Edmund White)
• The Farewell Symphony (Edmund White)
• The Left Hand of Darkness (Ursula K Le Guin)
• The Cowboy (Tom North)
• What Belongs To You (Garth Greenwell)

I have not included books on neurodivergence, as I feel that departs too far from the purpose of the Eunuch Friends wiki – though I’m always open to suggestions!