The book "Female Impersonators: A Sequel to the Autobiography of an Androgyne and an Account of Some of the Author's Events During His Six-Year Career as an Instinctive Female Impersonator in the Underworld of New York; Together with Stories of the Life of Androgynes" is an interesting literary work that reveals complex psychological and social aspects personality Author Ralph Werther depicts the uniqueness of life experience as feminist characters in a city where every day is a struggle for recognition and self-expression. In this book, the author shares his own thoughts, emotions and impressions of an intense and unpredictable career, where he transforms into a woman not only for performances, but also for his own self-identification. Stories about the lives of androgynes add to the mystery and depth of the topic of gender identity. The book "Female impersonators" raises important questions about how society perceives diversity and individuality, and also provides an opportunity to delve into the inner world of characters alienated from generally accepted standards. Romantic tension, moral dilemmas, and the search for one's place in society make this book fascinating for the reader interested in the topic of identity and self-expression.