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18 reviewsA uniquely trans take on love, motherhood, and those exes who you just can't quit. "So good I want to scream" (Carmen Maria Machado).
"...in refusing to avoid the sore spots of trans life, Peters offers a lucidity that would be impossible if her only goal were to inspire sympathy. She is refreshingly uninterested in persuading the public of the bravery and nobility of trans people and lets them be as dysfunctional as anyone else." - Crispin Long, The New Yorker
Reese nearly had it all: a loving relationship with Amy, an apartment in New York, and a job she didn't hate. She'd scraped together a life previous generations of trans women could only dream of; the only thing missing was a child. Then everything fell apart and three years on Reese is still in self-destruct mode, avoiding her loneliness by sleeping with married men.
When her ex calls to ask if she wants to be a mother, Reese finds herself intrigued. After being attacked in the street, Amy de-transitioned to become Ames, changed jobs and, thinking he was infertile, started an affair with his boss Katrina. Now Katrina's pregnant. Could the three of them form an unconventional family - and raise the baby together?
"Perhaps Detransition, Baby is the first great trans-realist novel? Witty, elegant and rigorously plotted, Peters's book breezily plays with the structural conventions of literary realism." - Grace Lavery, The Guardian UK
