Examining the state of autobiography in the postmodern world, this volume demonstrates how writers use the experience of fragmentation to forge new kinds of collaborative identities. The essays examine a wide range of texts from narratives of suicide survivors to those of cross-dressers.
Having wounded his father with a devastating letter when he was twenty-three and felt somewhat responsible for his subsequent mental collapse, the author reexamines his father's life using documents found after his death to reflect on their relationship and reach a reconciliation with a man he had not really known.
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