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Transcultural
Transcultural describes the author’s experiences as the mother of a transgender woman and a dual British Iranian national.
The book explores the prejudice against the LGBTQ+ community across Iranian and British cultures as well as on a political level in Iran.
The author’s journey to Thailand with her trans daughter in the course of Gender Affirmation surgery is related with humour and much affection.
The inspiration for this book was the author’s desire to protect her daughter against transphobia by promoting love and understanding for the trans community.
Examples of Persian poetry have been used in the book to convey the author’s deepest feelings about certain situations and to demonstrate to the reader, the vast range of topics covered in Persian literature.
‘ An eye-opening read. I learnt SO much from reading this book.’ Amazon Review
The book explores the prejudice against the LGBTQ+ community across Iranian and British cultures as well as on a political level in Iran.
The author’s journey to Thailand with her trans daughter in the course of Gender Affirmation surgery is related with humour and much affection.
The inspiration for this book was the author’s desire to protect her daughter against transphobia by promoting love and understanding for the trans community.
Examples of Persian poetry have been used in the book to convey the author’s deepest feelings about certain situations and to demonstrate to the reader, the vast range of topics covered in Persian literature.
‘ An eye-opening read. I learnt SO much from reading this book.’ Amazon Review
91 pages, Paperback
Published May 24, 2023
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