AUTHOR MEET-AND-GREET
Mercury Stardust: Safe & Sound: A Renter's Friendly Guide to Home Repair
6PM AND 7PM ENTRY TIMES MONDAY, DECEMBER 11
Mercury Stardust
LOCATION: PHOENIX




REGISTRATION REQUIRED.

Award-winning activist Mercury Stardust (the Trans Handy Ma'am) visits Changing Hands Phoenix to meet fans and sign her new book, Safe and Sound: A Renter-Friendly Guide to Home Repair.


ABOUT THE LIVE EVENT

  • Please register via Eventbrite.
  • This is a Meet-and-Greet booksigning.
  • There are two entry times available: 6pm and 7pm.
  • Each ticket comes with one (1) copy of Safe and Sound and entry for two (2) people to the signing line.


ABOUT THE BOOK

Don't panic--Mercury Stardust, AKA The Trans Handy Ma'am is here to help!

For too many people, the simple act of contacting a plumber or repair person can feel like a game of chance. As a transwoman and a professional maintenance technician, Mercury Stardust has discovered (the hard way) that we live in a world with much to fear. If you've ever felt panicked about opening your home to strangers in order to fix a maintenance issue, this book is for you.

Renting a home can be a complex process--from finding a safe and affordable space, to hiring help for moving in and out, and of course, managing any repairs that come up during your stay.

You deserve to feel empowered to take matters into your own hands--and it's not as hard as you might think. In this book, Mercury will show you how to tackle the projects that need improvement in your home--from how to properly fix a clog in your bathroom sink and safely hang things on your walls to patching small and medium drywall holes.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mercury Stardust (@mercurystardust), the Trans Handy Ma'am, is a professional home maintenance technician and award-winning activist. Mercury credits her TikTok success to her experience teaching burlesque, where she learned to communicate and create a safe space for students who had frequently experienced trauma. She's been featured in stories by NBC, NPR, Buzzfeed, Newsweek, Washington Post, and Pink News. Her leadership within the trans community has led to collaborations with such brands as Dolby, Lowe's, and Point of Pride.