Julie Clarke Becoming Julie: My Incredible Journey 20 May, Waterstone’s Sauchiehall St

Julie Clarke
Becoming Julie: My Incredible Journey
20th May, 2015 6 p.m.
Waterstones Sauchiehall St
Free event – Call the store on 0141 332 9105 to reserve your place.
Julie Clarke was born a boy in the 50s in central Scotland. From a very early age she knew she was different from other boys, but growing up in the 50s and 60s was not conducive to discussing feelings of gender difference and for many years Julie didn’t even know there was a medical term for her dilemma, she was transsexual.
Julie spent many years battling with her demons; as a man she lived a stereotypical life and became a firefighter, hoping that these acts would suppress her longing to become female, but to no avail. Finally, in 2004, Julie achieved her dream and after undergoing transgender surgery, she physically became a woman. This is the story of Julie Clarke’s journey to becoming the woman she is today, living happily on the Isle of Coll and working for Cal-Mac in the role she previously held as a man
Waterstone’s 53-157 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3EW
This section: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events
Filed under: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events
Related Pages
- Water Here, Water There
- “Murder, murder, polis, three stairs up!” An Evening in Taggart’s Glasgow
- Author Talk With Ian Rankin
- Anti-Racist Community Library – Woodlands Community Black History Month 2026
- CRER Black History Walking Tour – Black History Month October 2026
- Best Shot: How to Get Published with Sheila Wakefield
- Storytelling For Adults, Alexandria
- The Two Roberts – An Evening With Damian Barr
- Women Who Built Scotland – Talk
- Ross Wilcock Poetry Workshop at Byres Road Book Festival
- Byres Road Book Festival 2026
- ARC Conversations: Different by Design – Rethinking Treatment Discovery
- Will Wilson Photography Exhibition – Artist’s Talk, Clydebank Town Hall
- Govan Book Festival – In Conversation with Alan Dimmick
- Launch of Books by Lesley Benzie and Graham Fulton
- Ann MacKinnon, Scottish Writers Centre
- Scene and Heard: Glasgow Southside’s Music History
- Govanhill Book Festival 2026
- Doors Open Days: Old Kilpatrick Graveyard Walk and Talk
- Pints of Knowledge, Glasgow. ‘Big Songs Small Rooms’
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.