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COUNTRY LESBIANS: THE STORY OF THE WOMANSHARE

COUNTRY LESBIANS: THE STORY OF THE WOMANSHARE

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140 x 216mm, 208 pages, Black white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, Edition of 100, 2024 Country Lesbians: The story of the WomanShare collective is a book co-authored by five lesbian women who settled in a self-contained community in Southern Oregon in the 1970s: Sue Deevy, Billie Miracle, Nelly Kaufer, Carol Newhouse and Dian Wagner. In the summer of 1973, they sought to escape the masculine and patriarchal culture of the big city. Joined by Sue Deevy and Nelly Kaufer, they bought their land and founded WomanShare, a separatist community where they lived, built, farmed and wrote independ

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