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Marie-Louise Holm’s doctoral dissertation Fleshing out the self: Reimagining intersexed and trans embodied lives through (auto)biographical accounts of the past addresses the self-understandings of people who – in today’s terminology – could be described as trans and intersex. The study focuses on Denmark between 1900 and 1970, a time before the medical categories of transsexualism and intersexuality became firmly established. Holm’s thesis is a highly welcome contribution to the history of trans and intersex in the Nordic countries. As a well-grounded, thoroughly studied and engagingly written book, it is an important contribution also to queer history more broadly.

From Present Trans and Intersex(ed) Politics to Past Embodied Experiences