Meet Me There, Another Time

Name: Meet Me There, Another Time
Author: Unknown Author
ISBN: 9781805012214

by Unknown Author

240 pages2026Jessica Kingsley PublishersISBN 9781805012214

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About this book

*Even before trans bathroom bans, queer book bans, healthcare bans forcing rainbow families to cross state lines, many of us in the community have been on the run...* These are the letters to the places we carry within us, places left behind - homes, cities, states, and countries - even the people and bodies where we've found a place to rest, or a place to flee. Edited by Lamda Literary award finalist Lexie Bean, and replete with moments of grief, longing, anger, and satisfaction, this urgent and raw collection is a testimony of continued queer and and trans existence and a powerful imagined landscape of rendezvous and reconciliation with places that have been lost.

Publication Details

Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Published: 2026
Pages: 240
ISBN: 9781805012214

About Unknown Author

Lexie Bean (they/he) is a white, nonbinary, trans, and neurodivergent artist whose work for the past 15 years has involved aiding fellow trans survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. They began their activism at a rape crisis hotline in rural Ohio, and have since published Written on the Body, an anthology of letters authored by survivors to their body parts of choice, and The Ship We Built, noted as the first middle-grade novel released by a major U.S. publisher centering a trans boy to be penned by one. Additionally, they have been interviewed by and written for Teen Vogue, Them, Kirkus Reviews, Autostraddle, and more, and serve on the leadership council for RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization. They are “passionate about creating honest and complex trans narratives through writing, performance, and film.” Currently Lexie is co-directing their first feature-length documentary, What Will I Become? —[Surviving Transphobia](https://www.survivingtransphobia.com/#about)