Chrome Cady: A Quote Woman on the Run

I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.
—Ralph Waldo Emerson

Too bad! Chrome Cady is chock-full of quotations and we don’t know nuthin’! But life is for learning, sometimes the hard way.

Chrome Cady is a raunchy tale of running away to a world of watching and being watched, colored ambiguous by nonbinary gradients in which male and female intermingle. It’s a ribald romp of friendship and artwork fueled by the Power of Belief and the faith to Begin Again.

I—me, the author, Jimmy—I am considered a genderbender, but I’m just me. This book is about androgynous, transgender, intersexed, and other “genderqueer” folks leading our lives in pretty much open-hearted acceptance of the so-called “gendernormal” people among us.

Enter a world of luminous paintings, laughing bells, booblers, and fireflies. But don’t expect to stay long: Everyone goes away.

And check out those quotations!

Please: If you see Cady Villanueva [McKessnor] Anderson Stroble _____, give her a hug, give her this book, and tell her to call me!