Heather Bryant
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Williams confronts the mystery and struggle of what it means to live a life of truth and authenticity for himself and for his father. He crisscrosses pronouns and names, shows us that naming is our way out of isolation, and draws on his experience as a son, father, husband, and pastor in telling his story. He reminds us that we belong to each other, that by working through the pain that sometimes comes with acceptance, we’re given new ties that we never thought possible. This book is important reading for anyone who has confronted change in their families or a crisis of faith. He also gives words to the complex experience of having a parent who is transgender. He articulates how it’s possible to both miss someone as they were and celebrate who they are today. This book is a gift.”
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