Lesbian pulp novels archive written by women, issued between 1953 and 1958, documenting a portion of midcentury queer paperback culture from the perspective of female authors rather than the more common male pseudonymous trade. The grouping centers works that place lesbian desire, confession, and intimacy at the center of the.....
Aldrich, Ann, Françoise Mallet, and Rea Michaels, archive of three novels dating from 1952 to 1965, documents lesbian themed pulp fiction written by women during a period when most commercial representations of same sex relationships were produced under restrictive editorial and social constraints. These works contribute to the study of.....
Bussy, Dorothy. Olivia and four related works, 1949 to 1963, document the emergence of lesbian subjectivity in mid twentieth century print culture through both literary fiction and mass market pulp, providing direct evidence of how queer relationships were articulated across European and American contexts during a period of legal restriction.....
