Dreams in Which I'm Almost Human

“Soyer's beautiful debut is essential reading for anyone trying to understand how, why, and through what means we construct ourselves.” —Cyrus Dunham, author of A Year Without a Name Dreams in Which I’m Almost Human is a genre-defying memoir of disability, identity, and desire that fuses lyricism, myth, and medical truth to explore what it means to live and love a body defined by others. At eight years old, Hannah Soyer had no choice but to undergo an intensive spinal fusion surgery, in order to