Date: 2014-04-18 09:49 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] bookgazing
Ok I think I see what I've done but I'm not sure so if you wouldn't mind letting me know that would be so helpful - I've said Sievarden's biological sex is male but then assumed male gender later when, as you rightly point out, Sievarden identifies as non-gendered and uses 'she' to describe herself. If this is what you mean I'll amend the review to reflect your notes, and I'm so sorry to have done this and upset you with my mistake. If I haven't quite got it I wonder if you'd take the time to explain further?
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