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Lesbian poetry
‘Erebus’ by Jane Summer and ‘Fanny Says’ by Nickole Brown
by Julie R. Enszer
May 03, 2015
Poetry
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‘Stranger’s Mirror: New and Selected Poems 1994-2014’ by Marilyn Hacker
by Julie R. Enszer
March 25, 2015
Poetry
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“Too bright/ is the heaven I’m after”: A Review of Celeste Gainey’s ‘The Gaffer’
by Julie Marie Wade
March 17, 2015
Poetry
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‘When I Was Straight’ by Julie Marie Wade
by ArielleYarwood
August 06, 2014
Poetry
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‘Tiger Heron’ by Robin Becker
by Stephanie Glazier
June 18, 2014
Poetry
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‘Viral’ by Suzanne Parker
by July Westhale
June 01, 2014
Poetry
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Cheryl Clarke’s ‘Living as a Lesbian’: The Wherewithal to Tell It as It Is
by Julie Marie Wade
May 26, 2014
Opinion
Poetry
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‘Breaking Up with Los Angeles’ by Raquel Gutiérrez
by Heidi Andrea Restrepo Rhodes
May 14, 2014
Poetry
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‘Like a Beggar’ by Ellen Bass
by Isaiah Vianese
April 23, 2014
Poetry
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‘This Blue’ by Maureen N. McLane
by Julie Marie Wade
April 03, 2014
Poetry
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‘Sisterhood’ by Julie R. Enszer
by Courtney Gillette
December 07, 2013
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“Yes, I Really Am This Vulnerable”: ‘Unthinkable Creatures’ has Heart
by M./Maybe Henry Milks
October 13, 2013
Poetry
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