Online Magazines (E-zines)
(links verified 1/17/11)

As I said in the beginning, I am no expert. So in that light, I want to ensure you have more than just me on which to base decisions. I am providing links to places I think are okay. Remember to get back here, you use your browser's "back" button.

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In my searches for various other information, I have come across a few magazines so I decided to go ahead a seek them out. Here are a few (in no particular order).


  • Red Light Magazine
    "The way for adults to find real world and online adult services. Our advertisers range from top escort agencies and in-house facilities to fetish wear and lingerie stores. In addition, for your reading and viewing pleasure, we host a variety of online content."
     
  • International TV Repartee
    "INTERNATIONAL TV REPARTEE is the magazine for all who cross-dress (transvestites). It is published by ROSE’S - the largest membership group for transgendered people in the UK."
     
  • GenderTalk
    Very much a magazine format. Also has Real Audio sponsored by the TG Forum. Interesting articles and speakers.
     
  • Transgender Forum
    Bits and pieces are freely available, but some services and information require registering. The price to register is nominal and I'm sure quite worth it.
     
  • Men as Maids!
    A little something for everyone and so I found this. "The online magazine, for male maids and their mistresses!"
     
  • The International Journal of Transgenderism (ITJ)
    "The Official Journal of the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association (HBIGDA) and now known as WPATH"
     
  • TGNOW.com
    "The Largest and Most Popular Crossdressing Shopping and Resource Directory on the Web!!! Here, you'll find thousands of useful Crossdressing Web sites... all in one convenient place!!" There seems to be a close link to Above and Beyond Gender (ABGender).com.
     
  • TransgenderSoul
    "TransgenderSoul provides educational information and resources about gender identity and transgender issues to affirm, educate, bring hope and heal the lives of those who live with conflict between their birth sex and their gender identity. Dr. Rachael St. Claire, a licensed psychologist specializing helping trans-clients with gender identity issues, first began publishing TransgenderSoul to the Web in 2000." I don't think you can call this a magazine, but when the information is good, should it matter?