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A restricted country / by Joan Nestle.

Van Pelt Library HQ75.4.N47 A3 1987
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Nestle, Joan, 1940-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Nestle, Joan, 1940-.
Nestle, Joan.
Lesbians--United States--Biography.
Lesbians.
United States.
Lesbianism--United States.
Lesbianism.
Genre:
Biographies.
Biography.
Autobiographies.
Physical Description:
189 pages ; 22 cm
regular print
Place of Publication:
Ithaca, N.Y. : Firebrand Books, [1987]
Summary:
Biography of Joan Nestle, working-class Jewish lesbian, writer, teacher, activist and co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives in New York City.
Contents:
I am
Liberties not taken
The killing air
A restricted country
The bathroom line
Esther's story
Lesbian memories 1: Riis Park, 1960
This huge light of yours
Lesbian memories 2: the lower east side, 1966
Mara's room
Stone butch, drag butch, baby butch
Two women: Regina Nestle, 1910-1978, and her daughter, Joan
Butch-femme relationships: sexual courage in the 1950s
Voices from lesbian herstory
My mother liked to fuck
Some understandings
The gift of taking
A change of life
A different place
The three
My history with censorship
Lesbian memories 3: a night with Emma, 1986
Play my darling play
Margaret
Lesbians and prostitutes: an historical sisterhood
When the lions write history
Hope.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Gay and Lesbian Book Award (American Library Association), 1988
Stonewall Book Award, Winner, 1988
Other Format:
Online version: Nestle, Joan, 1940- Restricted country.
ISBN:
0932379370
9780932379375
OCLC:
16713256

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