Transsexual Actresses Part 2

Meghan is currently writing the sequels to a trilogy of fantasy novels that began with the publication of 'The Mystical Journey: The Book of Elandor, under the pen name K. J. Siirila.

The second book in the series will ve called The Magical Journey: The Book of Garenon.

The final installment will be called The Magical Journey: The Book of Arisat.

The trilogy takes place in three worlds-the Valley of Illumination, the Forest of Shadows, and the Midnight Mountains-as various fantastic beings, including angelic spirits, faeries, a shaman, myrmidon, ghouls, witches, warlocks, trolls, gremlins, goblins, the netherworld ruler, and a seer, seek to possess a book of spells (''The Book of Elandor''), a book of curses (''The Book of Garenon''), and a book of secrets (''The Book of Arisat'') that will grant their owner power great enough to conquer the world.

Upon completion of her trilogy, Meghan plans to write her autobiography.

KIMBERLY DEVINE

Transsexual entertainer Kimberly Devine was born in Louisiana in July, 1975. She felt restrained by her father's position (a locomotive engineer), her mother's businesses (childcare centers), and her uncle's political position (mayor of her hometown) from indulging her identification with the female sex, which she felt from her earliest childhood.

Following her graduation from high school she worked at a gentlemen's club as a make-up artist. Feeling a need to "fin herself," at age 17, she moved to New Orleans, where she saw her first transwoman and realized that her own dream of becoming a woman was possible.

Ms. Devine traveled to Hollywood, with Meghan Chavalier and another friend, April, returning for good soon thereafter. Her first professional job was as a model for ''Transformation Magazine'', a periodical devoted to transvestites and transsexuals. She named herself "Devine" after a deceased friend when her choice seemed to be confirmed by the fact that, upon switching on the television set, Los Angeles news anchor Christina Devine appeared on the screen. Her modeling career led to opportunities to appear in adult videos, participate in paid telephone sex sessions, and perform Internet modeling. Her first adult film was "Transparent." She also danced at the Hollywood nightclub called Crazy Girls-until she was fired because of her role in an adult video.