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The autobiography of E. J. Guerin, AKA Mountain Charley, charting their thirteen years of life living as a man. The memoir follows Guerin's life as a young mother and wife, which is ruptured by the murder of their husband. As a result, Guerin becomes Mountain Charley and lives as a man in order to find work. This memoir follows the variety of odd jobs they work for years, while living under their new masculine identity. —Digital Transgender Archive
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3 editions- Paperback · English · 1971Comstock / Ballantine · 142 pages · 9780345023483
- Hardcover · English · 1968University of Oklahoma Press · 112 pages · 9780806119649
- Other · English · 1968University of Oklahoma Press · 9780806107905
BiographyFrontier and pioneer lifeMale impersonatorsWomen pioneersAmerica, historyWomen, united states, biographyFrontier and pioneer life, west (u.s.)crossdressing






