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Information & Resources
This page contains links to
recommended crossdressing content, and information on books that you
might find of interest.
Various Online Articles:

My Husband Betty - Helen Boyd
MHB has been called
everything from “a standard text in gender studies”
(Booklist) to “cutting, incisive, and somewhat
maddening” (Riki Wilchins, GenderPAC). It is the
insider’s guide to crossdressing - a book that some
crossdressers won’t give to their wives for the truths
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My Husband Wears My
Clothes
by Dr. Peggy Rudd
My Husband Wears My
Clothes was the first book to be written by the wife of
a crossdresser. Dr. Rudd addresses many of the questions
frequently asked by the wives, partners, friends and
family members of men and women who cross gender lines. |

The Emancipated Crossdresser
- Lacey Leigh
The Emacipated
Crossdresser is an intelligent, fresh, and light-hearted
look at crossdressing. Ms. Leigh writes, with no
psychological mumbo-jumbo, to enlighten and encourage
crossdressers ultimately to dump their guilt, shame, and
denial so they may finally and fully express their
feminine attributes in taste and style.
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Secrets of Successful Crossdressers
Another Amazon 5-Star book, and once again Lacey Leigh
turns perceptions inside out, showing why crossdressing
is more a form of expression and communication than
anything else.
Lacey is an
enthusiastic advocate of open crossdressing – using the
power of a pleasant, positive, and personal example to
boost community and personal acceptance of this commonly
misperceived attribute of gender identity. With a
lighthearted and upbeat style, Lacey explains her common
sense techniques
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Bert & Lori - Robert
J. Rowe
Cross-dressing, the
self-identified heterosexual author argues, is a
harmless fetish rather than a sign of confusion about
one's gender, at least that's how it is for him. Married
twice and a father, art historian Bert Rowe-- is called
Lori by his wife when he dresses up once a month to do
the housework and enjoy his feminine alter ego.
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Crossdressing With
Dignity - Dr Peggy Rudd
The Scottish man wears
a kilt, but is society ready for men who openly express
femininity by wearing a skirt? This is the question that
was asked in a survey used as the basis for this book.
The follow up to "My Husband Wears My Clothes" Dr. Peggy
Rudd asks: "Can a man transcend gender lines and
maintain his own sense of self-worth and dignity?"
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