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The third volume of the Women on Women series curates an array of lesbian short stories written by prominent American authors such as Kate Millett, Michelle Cliff, and Barbara Smith. Published by an award‑winning series, it showcases both traditional and transgressive voices within the lesbian community, offering readers a diverse look at contemporary American LGBTQ literature.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: LGBTQ+ Fiction/Lesbian Fiction
Authors: Joan Nestle
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