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'''Jenny Roberts''' is a writer.
[[File:Jenny Roberts.jpg|thumb|Jenny Roberts]]'''Jenny Roberts''' is a writer.


:"Jenny Roberts was born a boy in [[Bridlington]] and changed to her correct gender in 1996 at the London Bridge Hospital."<ref>https://www.fantasticfiction.com/r/jenny-roberts/. Accessed: 2016-05-04. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6hG4VEPx0)</ref>
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She identifies as lesbian, and founded the [[Libertas!]] Women's Bookshop in [[York]] in 1998 and the [[York Lesbian Arts Festival]] in 2001.
She identifies as lesbian, and founded the [[Libertas!]] Women's Bookshop in [[York]] in 1998 and the [[York Lesbian Arts Festival]] in 2001.
She has written three books in the "Cameron McGill" series:
*''Needle Point'' (2000)
*''Breaking Point'' (2001)
*''Dead Reckoning'' (2005)
==References==
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[[Category:Trans women]]
[[Category:Trans women]]

Revision as of 17:39, 4 May 2016

Jenny Roberts

Jenny Roberts is a writer.

"Jenny Roberts was born a boy in Bridlington and changed to her correct gender in 1996 at the London Bridge Hospital."[1]

She identifies as lesbian, and founded the Libertas! Women's Bookshop in York in 1998 and the York Lesbian Arts Festival in 2001.

She has written three books in the "Cameron McGill" series:

  • Needle Point (2000)
  • Breaking Point (2001)
  • Dead Reckoning (2005)

References

<references>