'Does the soul have a gender?' asks Nadia Brönimann in the subtitle of her debut work 'Die weisse Feder'. Now she presents a second book entitled 'Soul Dance – I Follow My Way' – and answers the question from the first book: 'No, the soul is sexless.' She, the 'converted', knows from her own bitter experience what she is talking about. But perhaps her soul has two sides: a glamorous, glittering, happy, life-affirming one – and a dark, fearful, abysmally sad and lonely one.
Nadia Brönimann became probably the most famous transsexual in Switzerland through her first book, in which the author and journalist Daniel J. Schüz describes her life in detail up to the dozen painful and sometimes failed sex change operations. Countless media appearances and a harrowing TV documentary moved the country.
