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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 My Gender Didn't Exist in Fiction When I Was Growing up – So I Wrote Myself into Existence
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'When Alison Evans was a child, gender fluidity wasn’t represented in the world around them. Now an adult, they’re hoping to change that.'

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  • Ida Alison Evans , 2017 single work novel
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