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White Brand (Yaoi)»rank: 78366par: Youka Nitta
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Queering Reproduction: Achieving Pregnancy in the Age of Technoscience»rank: 178076par: Laura Mamo
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Live Through This: On Creativity and Self-Destruction»rank: 76979par: Sabrina Chapadjiev
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The Back Passage»rank: 62337par: James Lear
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Public Sex: The Culture of Radical Sex»rank: 48054par: Pat Califia
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Among the beacons of sex radicalism--alongside Susie Bright, Carol Queen, Kate Bornstein, and very few others--Pat Califia has been writing angry, sex-positive essays and politically charged erotica since the late 1970s. The bulk of her many nonfiction pieces is collected in this reprint of a book first published in 1994, providing a lively, informal history of the sex wars of the '80s and '90s--from the absurd, puritanical Meese Commission Report to the antiporn feminists to the unexamined attitudes behind the popular Re/Search book Modern Primitives. The chief ... |
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The Kiss That Counted»rank: 71610par: Karin Kallmaker
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Among the beacons of sex radicalism--alongside Susie Bright, Carol Queen, Kate Bornstein, and very few others--Pat Califia has been writing angry, sex-positive essays and politically charged erotica since the late 1970s. The bulk of her many nonfiction pieces is collected in this reprint of a book first published in 1994, providing a lively, informal history of the sex wars of the '80s and '90s--from the absurd, puritanical Meese Commission Report to the antiporn feminists to the unexamined attitudes behind the popular Re/Search book Modern Primitives. The chief ... |
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The Fat Woman Next Door Is Pregnant»rank: 63750par: Michel Tremblay, Sheila Fischman
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:The Fat Woman Next Door ls Pregnant, the first volume of Michel Tremblay's immense Chroniques du plateau Mont-Royal, finds him abandoning much of the bleakness and anger that sustain his plays in favour of a more benevolent mode of storytelling. Without relinquishing his favourite themes--the social and spiritual poverty of working-class Quebec--Tremblay brings a lovingly comic approach to the inhabitants of la rue Fabre. The result is a rarity, a novel that realistically and (almost) unsentimentally portrays the family life of the working poor without drowning in misery. ... |
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The Good Parts: Pure Lesbian Erotica»rank: 45527par: Nicole Foster
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:The Fat Woman Next Door ls Pregnant, the first volume of Michel Tremblay's immense Chroniques du plateau Mont-Royal, finds him abandoning much of the bleakness and anger that sustain his plays in favour of a more benevolent mode of storytelling. Without relinquishing his favourite themes--the social and spiritual poverty of working-class Quebec--Tremblay brings a lovingly comic approach to the inhabitants of la rue Fabre. The result is a rarity, a novel that realistically and (almost) unsentimentally portrays the family life of the working poor without drowning in misery. ... |
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Devil Inside»rank: 49932par: Ali Vali
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:The Fat Woman Next Door ls Pregnant, the first volume of Michel Tremblay's immense Chroniques du plateau Mont-Royal, finds him abandoning much of the bleakness and anger that sustain his plays in favour of a more benevolent mode of storytelling. Without relinquishing his favourite themes--the social and spiritual poverty of working-class Quebec--Tremblay brings a lovingly comic approach to the inhabitants of la rue Fabre. The result is a rarity, a novel that realistically and (almost) unsentimentally portrays the family life of the working poor without drowning in misery. ... |
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Bow Grip»rank: 52070par: Ivan E. Coyote
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:The Fat Woman Next Door ls Pregnant, the first volume of Michel Tremblay's immense Chroniques du plateau Mont-Royal, finds him abandoning much of the bleakness and anger that sustain his plays in favour of a more benevolent mode of storytelling. Without relinquishing his favourite themes--the social and spiritual poverty of working-class Quebec--Tremblay brings a lovingly comic approach to the inhabitants of la rue Fabre. The result is a rarity, a novel that realistically and (almost) unsentimentally portrays the family life of the working poor without drowning in misery. ... |
