where a trans child is forced to negotiate between their true self and their parents' love
The Third Person is a testament to the importance of having the space to heal and live authentically
With trademark candour and fierce intelligence
Swish will appeal to young and old readers alike
in the way only the best ghost stories can
Love, Leda muslim where a trans child is"It's mid morning. Cool. Not many coffee bars open. I, the brave one, god of any telephone kiosk, walk down Dean Street, see the man of the day; raincoat, shoulders round, hair black, falling out; heavenly blue eyes cast down into his own hell. Bold as brass I cross the road stopping dead in front of him. He raises his eyes, so sadly that I love him for it." Leda is lost. Bouncing from job to job, from coffee bar to house party, he spends his days