In the Darkroom (Audiobook)

from SamSattler

In the preface to her memoir/dual-biography, Susan Faludi says that her father was an expert at reinventing himself, a man who changed identities so often during his life that she barely knew him. Stephen Faludi, although he never admitted that he was the instigator or cause of the separation, ab...

from lauriebrown54

After the author's parent's split up when she was a teen, she saw little of her father. When she got an email from him when he was 76 years old, he had a surprise for her: he had had Sexual Reassignment Surgery and was now a woman- Steven Faludi was now Stefanie. She wanted her daughter to come v...

from JaneReading

When Susan Faludi's father, after twenty-five years absence, invites her to get to know him now as a woman after sex change surgery, the author is in for years of work and a lot of heartache and frustration as she tries to understand this complicated, elusive person. Susan travels to Hungary many...

from KevinKLF

I picked this book to read for two reasons. One it was on an end of the year best books to read for 2016. Secondly, I wanted to read on a subject that I don't agree with. The book started slow for me because I found myself on guard for the author slipping in some kind of justification for the lif...

from banjo123

Susan Faludi was mostly estranged from her father, when, in 2004, she received an email informing her that her father had, at age 76, had gender reassignment surgery in Thailand, and was now Stefani. This was not the first name change for the former Steven Faludi, who had been born Istvan Friedma...