Conundrum (1974, Jan Morris)
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| - | "I was three or perhaps four years old when I realized that I had been born into the wrong body, and should really be a girl. I remember the moment well, and it is the earliest memory of my life." --''[[Conundrum (1974, Jan Morris)|Conundrum]]'' (1974) by Jan Morris | + | "I was three or perhaps four years old when I realized that I had been born into the [[wrong body]], and should really be a girl. I remember the moment well, and it is the [[Childhood amnesia|earliest memory]] of my life." --''[[Conundrum (1974, Jan Morris)|Conundrum]]'' (1974) by Jan Morris |
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"I was three or perhaps four years old when I realized that I had been born into the wrong body, and should really be a girl. I remember the moment well, and it is the earliest memory of my life." --Conundrum (1974) by Jan Morris |
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Conundrum (1974) is a book by Jan Morris.
Blurb:
As one of Britain's best and most loved travel writers, Jan Morris has led an extraordinary life. Perhaps her most remarkable work is this grippingly honest account of her ten-year transition from man to woman - its pains and joys, its frustrations and discoveries. On first publication in 1974, the book generated enormous interest and curiosity around the world, and was subsequently chosen by The Times as one of the '100 Key Books of Our Time'. Including a new introduction, this re-issue marks a return to that particular journey.
'Certainly the best first-hand account ever written by a traveller across the boundaries of sex.' Daily Mail
