Marjolijn Drenth was born in
Coevorden, Netherlands. Because her grandfather had worked for the German Army in the Second World War, the family was for a long time stateless.
Drenth published several novels under the name M Februari, some of which were awarded prizes. In the first one he strove for '
geestelijk hermafroditisme (spiritual hermaphroditism) and the narrator is sometimes male, sometimes female.
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Drenth studied art history, philosophy and law at Utrecht University, and in 2000 earned a PhD in philosophy from
Catholic University of Brabant (now known as Tilburg University) with a dissertation on economics and ethics, and was a lecturer there 1992-7, and then at
Radboud University.
Drenth was also a member of the civil aviation safety board.
In 2012 he enhanced his transition with male hormones, and in 2013 he published
De maakbare man. Notities over transseksualiteit (The selfmade man: notes on transsexuality
).
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