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Letter from Phaedra [redacted] to Rupert Raj discussing some personal matters and what she's heard from her Turkish contact that was arrested for homosexuality. She athe risks that she'll face in Turkey if she goes there.

Letter from Barbara to Rupert Raj discussing her depression, the recent loss of her sister, and other life updates.

Letter from Elaine [redacted] to Rupert Raj, in which Elaine sends a poem for consideration. Elaine also inquires generally about Rupert Raj's identity and asks about the transsexual scene in Toronto.

John A. is asking Rupert to complete a membership form and for a copy of a contact list of female-to-male trans people so he could contact them personally. He lists the names of people he already has contact information about and apologizes for…

Johnny Austen writes Rupert Raj discussing the name of his newsletter and the trans organization he is starting. He also writes about his move and a recent publication of his work. The last page is a membership form. He also wrote under the names…

Johnny Austen introduces F2M in their first mailing. He discusses the importance of relying on one another as a community. He emphasizes the non-profit, free of charge membership, as well as the confidential aspect of the organization. The last page…

Johnny A. writes to Rupert to announce the premier issue of his newsletter. He also wrote under the names Charles John Austen III, and Johnny/Romeo Bliss.

Johnny Austen writes to Rupert Raj updating him on current members of his support group. He also asks for an extra questionnaire from the Metamorphosis Medical Research Foundation to send to one of his respondents. He also wrote under the names…

Letter from Johnny Bliss to Rupert Raj recommending movies that share gender transgressive qualities. They are Summer's End (1985) and Willy Milly (1986). He also wrote under the names Charles John Austen III, Romeo Bliss, and later in life, Johnny…

Letter from Johnny Austen discusses the costs of his dues, newsletter back issues, and a copy of The Uninvited Dilemma. He asks to be added to the pen-pal list under his pen name "Romeo Bliss." He also wrote under the names Charles John Austen III,…