Jennifer Finney Boylan

Jennifer Finney Boylan (born James Richard Boylan, Jr, June 22, 1958 in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania) is an American author and professor at Colby College. She has openly discussed being a trans woman. Boylan's memoir, She's Not There, was published by Broadway Books in 2003. Until 2001, she published under the name James Boylan. Boylan has been a frequent guest on a number of national television and radio programs, including the Oprah Winfrey Show... more

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