I HEARD HER CALL MY NAME A Memoir of Transition

Memoirs are often best when they're read by the author, and Lucy Sante's intimate and poignant account of her journey from assigned-male-at-birth to female-presenting is sometimes raw, sometimes soft, and altogether genuine. Her own voice delivering vignettes from her life resonates with authenticity. Sante's lifelong success as a writer comes through in her near-poetic storytelling without being saccharine. What kind of voice defines a woman? Sante addresses this and answers it by unapologetically being herself and sharing why she chose, among other decisions, not to hire a vocal coach. Listeners who are curious, those who love people who are transitioning, and those who simply enjoy a well-told coming-of-age story will enjoy this audio. C.F. © AudioFile 2024, Portland, Maine [Published: FEBRUARY 2024]