Lili

Lili is the memoir of Lili Elbe, a Danish painter born Einar Wegener, who began living openly as a woman during the years between the two world wars. It follows her inner life and the changes that reshaped her identity, including her early gender-affirming surgeries, as she tried to make her new self known to the people around her.

The book is written in English and runs to 337 pages. This edition reprints the older text in black and white, with a sewn hardcover binding and a laminated dust jacket. Because the source pages are old, some may be faint, incomplete or marked. The book was edited by Niels Hoyer.