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Powerful narrative of personal courage: Arlina tells her story of her search for true expression of her identity as one of the first people in the US to receive gender reassignment surgery in 1973.
MONTEREY, Calif. - Californer -- In her deeply moving memoir, A LETTER TO PAWTONE, Arlina A. shares her journey from the barrios to becoming a transgender pioneer. This American story of resilience and hope is written to inspire others to blaze their own trails.
In her upcoming memoir, to be released on June 1st, A LETTER TO PAWTONE, Arlina A tells a story of courage and resilience that speaks to our times with detailed notes of personal struggle, cultural context, and a will to become her true self.
Born in the Golden Gate Barrio of Phoenix, Arizona, as Arnold in 1942, Arlina's path has been one of immense challenges and triumphs. Her memoir delves into the struggles and victories of her life, offering a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit.
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Her story, A LETTER TO PAWTONE is not just a personal journey; it's a beacon for all who seek to overcome their circumstances and live authentically.
Serving as a lifelong employee of the US Postal Service and in the US Army during the 1960s, in 1973 Arlina received gender reassignment surgery as one of the first in the US to make this change.
Her lifelong love of music and media is highlighted in the book, providing a rich cultural context to her journey.
Through her story, Arlina hopes to ignite the spirit within others, encouraging them to live their truth and make a difference in the world.
This powerful book will be released on June 1, 2025.
For media inquiries, interviews, and review copies, please contact:
Betty Withrow
http://www.thewriterslaunchpad.com
info@ thewriterslaunchpad.com
Text to: 831.238.2626
In her upcoming memoir, to be released on June 1st, A LETTER TO PAWTONE, Arlina A tells a story of courage and resilience that speaks to our times with detailed notes of personal struggle, cultural context, and a will to become her true self.
Born in the Golden Gate Barrio of Phoenix, Arizona, as Arnold in 1942, Arlina's path has been one of immense challenges and triumphs. Her memoir delves into the struggles and victories of her life, offering a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit.
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Her story, A LETTER TO PAWTONE is not just a personal journey; it's a beacon for all who seek to overcome their circumstances and live authentically.
Serving as a lifelong employee of the US Postal Service and in the US Army during the 1960s, in 1973 Arlina received gender reassignment surgery as one of the first in the US to make this change.
Her lifelong love of music and media is highlighted in the book, providing a rich cultural context to her journey.
Through her story, Arlina hopes to ignite the spirit within others, encouraging them to live their truth and make a difference in the world.
This powerful book will be released on June 1, 2025.
For media inquiries, interviews, and review copies, please contact:
Betty Withrow
http://www.thewriterslaunchpad.com
info@ thewriterslaunchpad.com
Text to: 831.238.2626
Source: The Writers Launchpad
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