Meet Me There, Another Time
Lexie Bean
Releases 2026
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Meet Me There, Another Time is an anthology edited by Lexie Bean, collecting letters written to places that queer and trans people have left behind. It is scheduled for publication in 2026 and runs 240 pages.
Key features
- ·Anthology of LGBTQ and transgender essays
- ·Epistolary format addressed to places
- ·Edited by transgender author Lexie Bean
- ·240 pages
- ·Covers themes of transphobia and gender identity
- ·Includes multiple contributors
FAQ
When does Meet Me There, Another Time publish?
Meet Me There, Another Time is scheduled for publication in 2026. A specific release date within the year has not been confirmed in available data.
Who wrote Meet Me There, Another Time?
The book is edited by Lexie Bean, a transgender author and advocate whose work focuses on queer and trans experiences. Bean has previously edited and contributed to anthologies centered on LGBTQ narratives.
What genre is Meet Me There, Another Time?
The book is an LGBTQ anthology composed of epistolary essays. It addresses themes of gender identity, transphobia, and the lived experiences of queer and transgender people.
Is Meet Me There, Another Time part of a series?
No series information is available for this title. It appears to be a standalone anthology.
How long is Meet Me There, Another Time?
The book is 240 pages in length.
About this release
Meet Me There, Another Time is an anthology edited by Lexie Bean, set for publication in 2026. Subtitled Letters to Places That Queer and Trans People Left Behind, the collection gathers epistolary essays addressed to locations — towns, homes, institutions — that queer and transgender contributors have departed. The book spans 240 pages and engages with subjects including LGBTQ gender identity, transphobia, and the experiences of transgender people. Lexie Bean is a transgender author and advocate known for work centered on queer and trans narratives.
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