Julia Trahan Books

Restricted Access: Lesbians On Disability

By Patricia Nell Warren, Erin Lawrence, Ellen Samuels, RUTHANN ROBSON, Katherine Linton, Polly Carl, Nicola Griffith, Maura Kelly, Carol Anne Douglas, Marj Schneider, Victoria A. Brownworth, Susan Raffo, Sue Russell, Faith Reidenbach, D. A. Watters, Lizard Jones, Nomy Lamm, Carolyn Gage, Eli Clare, Sharon Wachsler, Deborah Peifer, Vicky D'Aoust, Candace McCullough, Sharon Duchesneau, Mary Frances Platt, Huhanna, Julia Trahan, Joyce Peltzer, Raquel Volaco Simes

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Lesbians And The Disabled Have Long Been Marginalized By A Society That Restricts Access To The Category Normal. In This Anthology, Nearly Thirty Contributors, Representing A Broad Range Of Disabil...

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