Moranthology (2012)
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piece next to my piece on transsexuals—making a little LGBT ghetto within the book. These pages will have markedly better delis and bars than the delis and bars in the rest of the book, and feature a mini-cab company run by a drag queen whose Grease-tribute act goes under the name “Sandra Wee.” You can find me on these pages most Friday nights—wearing only one shoe and singing “Womanizer” by Britney Spears with a male nurse wearing a sombrero, and waving poppers.
WE ONLY HAD TWO TRANSSEXUALS... IN WOLVERHAMPTON In Wolverhampton in 1991, we had two male-to-female transsexuals, who would unfailingly be in the chip shop at the end of Victoria Street at 2 AM, sobering up on curry sauce and chips after a night out clubbing.
As I went past them on the 512 bus, I would feel a kinship with them—a kinship that I would try to project through the glass.
“I feel as if I were born in the wrong body, too!” I would think, loudly, at them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
piece next to my piece on transsexuals—making a little LGBT ghetto within the book. These pages will have markedly better delis and bars than the delis and bars in the rest of the book, and feature a mini-cab company run by a drag queen whose Grease-tribute act goes under the name “Sandra Wee.” You can find me on these pages most Friday nights—wearing only one shoe and singing “Womanizer” by Britney Spears with a male nurse wearing a sombrero, and waving poppers.
WE ONLY HAD TWO TRANSSEXUALS... IN WOLVERHAMPTON In Wolverhampton in 1991, we had two male-to-female transsexuals, who would unfailingly be in the chip shop at the end of Victoria Street at 2 AM, sobering up on curry sauce and chips after a night out clubbing.
As I went past them on the 512 bus, I would feel a kinship with them—a kinship that I would try to project through the glass.
“I feel as if I were born in the wrong body, too!” I would think, loudly, at them.
What to read after Moranthology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caitlin Moran to read onlineMoreLess
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