Status
Available
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Collection
Publication
New York : Plume, c1993.
Description
This collection of essays illustrates both the vitality and the variety within the lesbian community, with topics such as the politics of butch-femme identity, lesbian pop music stars, and class differences in the lesbian community.
User reviews
LibraryThing member Crowyhead
What is a lesbian, really? It seems like a simple question, but as anyone who's tried to navigate the queer straights of lesbian culture knows, it's actually a rather knotty conundrum. As a bisexual woman (though I usually go by "queer"), I heartily enjoyed this collection, as it makes a case for
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diversity, rather than conformity, in the lesbian/queer community. I don't agree with all the esssayists' viewpoints, but I welcome this collection, which makes the word "lesbian" more complicated than ever -- but also more fun. Show Less
Awards
Lambda Literary Award (Nominee — Anthology — 1993)
Language
Physical description
xvii, 281 p.; 21 cm
ISBN
9780452268876
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