A journey into Juliet Jacques's tale of gender transition, her story takes on aspects both personal and political in nature, describing what it means to become herself in a world where transgender identity can be misunderstood (and sometimes willfully so). Honest with a hint of humor, her memoir unassumingly reconstructs "what it means to be alive."
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