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"200 Words to Help You Talk About Sexuality and Gender" is a concise guide offering essential vocabulary and concepts for discussing sexuality and gender with clarity and respect. It provides definitions and explanations for a variety of terms, helping readers to understand and communicate effectively on these topics. The book addresses common misconceptions and offers inclusive language, fostering a more informed and empathetic understanding of diverse identities and experiences. It serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking to improve their communication skills and engage in respectful dialogues on sexuality and gender. With this book, readers can navigate conversations with sensitivity and confidence, promoting inclusivity and awareness.

In 'Because Internet,' Gretchen McCulloch delves into the ways the internet has influenced language, from the development of texting and memes to the use of emojis and emoticons. The book examines how internet conversations are structured by the shape of our apps and platforms, and how social media acts as a laboratory for unedited and unfiltered language. McCulloch discusses how our online interactions reveal aspects of our identities and how language evolves quickly through online communities. She also explores the historical context of internet language, including the different generations of internet users and their unique linguistic styles.