Waterfalls, The Moon, and Sensible Shoes-One Lesbian Life reflects on the different loves, grief, friendship, romance, and feminism that make up one Lesbian life. Using letters and diaries from six decades, the author ties disparate family life and American post-war life together, while providing a personal account of one Lesbian life emerging in the 1970s to the AIDS crisis and beyond.
Waterfalls, The Moon and Sensible Shoes
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- ISBN978-0-578-99339-3
- EAN9780578993393
- Date de parution01/11/2021
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- ÉditeurEditeurs divers USA
Résumé
Waterfalls, The Moon, and Sensible Shoes-One Lesbian Life reflects on the different loves, grief, friendship, romance, and feminism that make up one Lesbian life. Strachan's application of her powers of self-reflection to the trove of letters, diaries, and journal entries passed down from her parents or written herself over the past six decades tie disparate threads of family life and American post-war life together.
Simultaneously, she tracks a personal account of the radically, quickly shifting social and historical situation for Lesbian and gay individuals from the 1970s to the AIDS crisis and beyond. The individual struggle for, against, and within the currents of history finds a careful, passionate, and genuine treatment in Strachan's hands.
Simultaneously, she tracks a personal account of the radically, quickly shifting social and historical situation for Lesbian and gay individuals from the 1970s to the AIDS crisis and beyond. The individual struggle for, against, and within the currents of history finds a careful, passionate, and genuine treatment in Strachan's hands.



