In Morgan in the Mirror, C.C Saint-Clair explores the tetchy notions of female-to-male transgender and gender identity to the nth degree. She puts meat on the bones and a face to the name and gives us 23 year old Morgan, a central character so multi-layered, so deep and so real that Saint-Clair succeeds in challenging her audience to rethink, re-evaluate and discover a new level of compassion for those caught in a gender conflict, and those who love them. Saint-Clair’s previous half a dozen novels revolve around lesbian themes. And in exploring transgenderism in this offering, she has retained her brutal, poetic style and integrates compassion for the characters with honest observation.
Jane Fynes-Clinton
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