Gender a graphic guide

Queer: A Graphic History has been described as ''an essential read'' (CN Lester), ''concise, precise and beautifully illustrated'' (Kieron Gillen), ''hopeful and welcoming'' (Publishers Weekly), ''a handbook to seeing the world from someone else''s point of view'' (Sydney Morning Herald), and has sold over 50,000 copies. The first graphic novel style exploration of gender theoryGender pin badges available for a widespread marketing campaign

About the author

Meg-John Barker is the author of a number of popular books on sex, gender and relationships, drawing on their years of academic research and therapeutic practice in these areas.  

Jules Scheele is an illustrator, graphic facilitator and comic book artist. Scheele runs One Beat Zines, a feminist zine collective and distributor.

Product details

• Authors: Meg-John Barker, Julia Scheele, Jules Scheele, Meg John Baker
• Assisted by: Jules Scheele (Illustration)
• Publisher: Harper Collins Uk
• Content: Book
• Product form: Paperback / Softback
• Publication date: 07.11.2019
• Subject: Fiction > Comic, cartoon, humour, satire > Comic; Non-fiction book > Politics, society, business > Politics
• EAN: 9781785784521
• ISBN: 978-1-78578-452-1
• Pages: 176
• Dimensions (packing): 17.8 x 25.5 x 1 cm
• Series: Introducing . . .; Introducing; Graphic Guides
• Subjects: Intersectionality, LGBT, COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Nonfiction / General, COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / LGBT, SOCIAL SCIENCE / LGBT Studies / General, Gender equality, Gender identity, nonbinary, gender fluid, Graphic Novels: True Stories & Non-Fiction, Graphic Guides: Theories, Juno Dawson, queer comics, invisible women, gender dysphoria, queer a graphic history; queer comics; nonbinary; trans pride; LGBT; gender equality; intersectionality; gender fluid; gender identity; #metoo book; gender dysphoria; bathroom debate; patriarchy feminist book; gina rippon; the gendered brain; invisib, trans pride, gina rippon, the gendered brain, #metoo book, bathroom debate, glamro, patriarchy feminist book, Meg-John Barker