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Emma Grove has written a beautiful, vulnerable, exquisite book that offers an uncommonly clear look at a mind learning to know itself. - Torrey Peters, author of Detransition, Baby

Emma Grove has written a beautiful, vulnerable, exquisite book that offers an uncommonly clear look at a mind coming to know itself. --Torrey Peters, Detransition, Baby Emma Grove's graphic memoir is haunting, unsettling, and triumphant. What starts off as a memoir of transition ultimately becomes a story of the resilience of the human spirit. How do we become ourselves? How do we find harmony between all the parts of ourselves? These universal questions are at the heart of The Third Person, an unforgettable work of courage. --Jennifer Finney Boylan, She's Not There and Good Boy Don't be intimidated by this book's page count--I read the entire thing in one evening. The simple yet expressive art, the well-paced dialogue, and the emotional journey drew me in. Grove writes of her experience seeking therapy to advance her gender transition, only to uncover a deep well of unprocessed childhood trauma. I'm extremely glad she was able to heal to the point where writing this book was possible. --Maia Kobabe, Gender Queer

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Emma Grove could draw before she could write, but first and foremost, she has always been a storyteller. Finding safety and solace in the magic of Disney as a kid, Emma studied storytelling and animation from a young age, which quickly bloomed into a life-long ambition. A classically trained animator, she is a staunch traditionalist who favours pencils, pens, brushes, and bristol board to anything else. When the animation industry shifted from analog to digital, Emma shifted toward writing and making comics. She currently lives in New England with her cat, Little Mischief.

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