On Being Half-Imaginary

An experimental, hybrid exploration of personal archives, memory, identity and time (travel), On Being Half-Imaginary mixes memoir with media studies to present a nonlinear tale of becoming oneself. With lines blurring between fictional and real, between past and future, between self and others, this book suggests that identity is as much about change and relationships as it is about self-definition and experience. Candid, sensitive, emotional and bold, the author presents a multidimensional life, lived uniquely and intimately--always in motion, always different.