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(W)Hole

E. M. McKenzie
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Pages
37
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Em McKenzie

About

(W)hole is the story its author never intended to tell. It's a hero's journey through gender and the consequences of striving for self-actualization. This compilation of poems puts transition on display as a life-long journey of love, learning, and relationship-building, compared to the overnight switch-a-roo made famous by Caitlyn Jenner. While many trans narratives share similar story-arcs, (W)hole only represents the experiences of its author. The book is split into three sections, separating the author's experiences into distinctive time periods in her life. It explores the duality between feeling whole and longing to fill a void (hole). More than anything, (W)hole is a story about learning to love yourself, and the lengths to which some people must go to do so.

Related Subjects

  • American
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • LGBTQ+
  • Women Authors
  • Lgbtq+

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