| Jan MorrisAlso known as: Jan Morris, Jan Ed. Morris, Jan Morris editor, James or Jan Morris | 2,461 | 28 |  (3.78) | 0 | 0 |
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- Manhattan '45 71 copies, 1 review
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- The preachers 7 copies, 1 review
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- Wales from the Air 5 copies
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- Perchance to Pick One's Nose (in Granta: Jubilee - JACK) 1 copy
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She started her career as a journalist and writer as James Morris, subsequently going through gender reassignment surgery. She has spoken publicly about her sex change and has clearly chosen to be regarded as a woman - hence the gender above.  | |
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