The World of Yesterday
Stefan Zweig
Stefan Zweig's seminal memoir recalls the golden age of pre-war Europe – its seeming permanence, its promise and its devastating fall.
Out There
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ABOUT THE BOOK
How do you make a life in an unliveable present, when the path to change is impossibly slow?
Gender transition doesn’t happen in a clinic, nor does it unfold in a straight line. For the poet William Keohane, it is a journey mapped across words, names and the Irish landscape. As he navigates the endless waiting for referrals, appointments, hormones and surgery, he charts with compassion the many people and places that have shaped his life – through their love and their willingness to change alongside him.
At once sparkling and meditative, Out There is a reflection on transformation and becoming, asking how much has to change before we are seen as who we are.
Genre: Memoir & Biography · Nature & Travel · LGBTQ+
DETAILS
- Author
- William Keohane
- First published
- 2026
- Genre
- Memoir & Biography · Nature & Travel · LGBTQ+
- Publisher
- And Other Stories
- Format
- Paperback
- This edition
- November 2026
- Pages
- 176
- ISBN
- 9781916751736
- Language
- en
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