Author: Werther, Ralph
Synopsis:
In "The Female-Impersonators," Ralph Werther takes readers on a captivating journey through his six-year career as a female-impersonator in New York's underworld. This sequel to his autobiography, "An Androgyne," delves into the author's personal experiences and provides a fascinating account of the lives of his androgyne associates. Alongside his own story, Werther explores the intricate web of human character and psychology, offering insights into the kindred phenomena he encountered. With vivid descriptions and an intimate narrative, this book offers a unique glimpse into a hidden world.
Genres: Autobiography, LGBTQ+ literature, Psychological exploration
Themes: Identity, Gender fluidity, Underground subcultures, Human psychology
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