HarperSanFrancisco Sister & Brother Joan Nestle John Preston LGBTQ Essays Hardcover 1994 006251055X

Sister & Brother: Lesbians & Gay Men Write About Their Lives Together is a compelling anthology edited by Joan Nestle and John Preston. This collection brings together thirty deeply personal narratives exploring the unique camaraderie and complex relationships between gay men and lesbians. Featuring contributions from renowned writers like Paul Monette, Jewelle Gomez, and Bernard Cooper, the essays navigate themes of friendship, shared history, and mutual support across gender lines. The volume serves as a vital record of LGBTQ+ social history and the enduring bonds formed within the community. Ex-Library Measurements: • Height: 9.25 • Width: 6 Title: Sister & Brother Author: Joan Nestle, John Preston (Editors) Publisher: HarperSanFrancisco Publication Year: 1994 Format: Hardcover with Dust Jacket ISBN: 006251055X Genre: LGBTQ+ Non-Fiction, Essays Language: English Number of Pages: 342 Topic: Gay and Lesbian Studies Special Features: Ex-Library Copy Keywords: Queer History, Anthology, Gay Literature, Lesbian Studies, 1990s, Social Politics, Gender Relations, Memoir, Personal Essays, LGBTQ Culture, Community, Solidarity