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Joan Nestle
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Activist Australia Author Historian Jewish Lesbian LGBT Activist New York New York City

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Bibliography

Joan Nestle Official Website. 23 June 2009

"Joan Nestle" Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. 23 June 2009

"Joan Nestle" QueerTheory.com. 23 June 2009

Books

A Restricted Country (1988)

Women on Women 1: An Anthology of Lesbian Short Fiction (1990)

The Persistent Desire: A Femme-Butch Reader (1992)

Women on Women 2: An Anthology of Lesbian Short Fiction (1993)

Sister and Brother: Lesbians and Gay Men Write about Their Lives Together (1994)

Women on Women 3: An Anthology of Lesbian Short Fiction (1996)

A Fragile Union: New and Collected Writings (1998)