Review
"Ladyboys succeeds as the first comprehensive portrait of a determined tribe that marches, or sashays, to the beat of a different drummer."
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James Eckhardt"On the surface it might seem that Thailand is tolerant of kathoey, but these stories demonstrate that this isn't always the case. My opinion, having read the book, is that ladyboys deserve nothing less than to be treated equally, officially recognised as woman should they consider themselves to be so, and that they are entitled to much more than to be the butt of ill-thought out jokes." --
Adam Renton, Guru Magazine, 28, 2008A fascinating subject and treated in a non-threatening way. The authors are to be applauded with the stance they have taken. This book is well worth the B. 525 on the shelves. --
Lang Reid, Pattaya Mail, July 25th - July 31st 2008The life of nine ladyboys is laid bare and the reading ain't pretty. Some of these monologues are inspiring, others unremittingly bleak. --
Bangkok 101Written from the ladyboys' perspective, I soon found myself captivated by the tales these folks had to tell. --
Big Chilli, December 2008
Review
"On the surface it might seem that Thailand is tolerant of kathoey, but these stories demonstrate that this isn't always the case. My opinion, having read the book, is that ladyboys deserve nothing less than to be treated equally, officially recognised as woman should they consider themselves to be so, and that they are entitled to much more than to be the butt of ill-thought out jokes."