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Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
I liked "Matador of Shame." The link to the other lesbian pulp website had better ones, though. My faves included "Dyke Monger," "Fruit Town," "Art Colony Perverts," "Bitter Wench," "Roll Call in Sodom," "Swing Low Sweet Lesbian" (?), "When Lesbians Strike," and, of course, "Mavis." Who can resist a lesbian named Mavis?
All time best is "L Stands for Lez."
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Yes, you are right this one is better. And reading the introduction:
"WHY "STRANGE SISTERS" ?
There are lots of reasons. First off, that phrase, that title captures the spirit of the 50's and 60's lesbian paperbacks I collect. It's easy to imagine the words being spoken in hushed tones, one eyebrow raised, under late-night streetlights..."
Made me remember the fact that people still seem to feel the need to whisper the word lesbian. What's with that? You know, that so and so, do you think she's a
lesbian ?
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