Alison Webster presents a powerful and hopeful argument for interconnectedness. She explores what it means to have an identity that doesn't fit with the prevailing views in society, and the subtle roles institutions and organisations play shaping which stories we get access to and which are marginalised as well as other issues around relationships to others and ourselves, power and spirituality. Her considerable research, and moving personal examples are woven effortlessly into the argument to create a really readable, short work brimming with energy and life.
I found this book fascinating, exploring areas of identity I had never previously questioned in an engaging style. I would thoroughly recommend it.