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Ace Voices is a collection of essays and interviews that bring the asexual community’s stories to the forefront. Drawing on experiences from the asexual spectrum—ranging from sex‑repulsed to sex‑favoured, from queer to multi‑partnered—the book addresses topics such as dating, relationships, sexuality, mental and emotional health, family dynamics, and community support. Each chapter offers candid reflections that aim to empower readers, provide insight into the varied ways aces navigate love and identity, and encourage personal growth.
With a focus on inclusivity, the volume includes narratives from people who are aromantic, demisexual, or black and ace, highlighting intersecting identities and the rich multitudes of asexual life.
First publish date: 2022
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Eris Young
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