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Early Lesbian Pulp "Forbidden," 1952

Early Lesbian Pulp "Forbidden," 1952

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Early Lesbian Pulp "Forbidden," 1952

by Lesbian Pulp, Lesbian PulpJ.C Priest

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[LGBTQ] J.C Priest. (Pen name for James Clark) Forbidden New York: Jack Woodford Press 1952. First edition mass-market paperback pulp. Measures 4.5 x 7 inches. 188 pages. Cover art bears classic "Good Girl Art," with a dark-haired woman leaning against a doorframe and gazing at another sitting on an unmade bed. Lesbian pulp fiction emerged in the mid-20th century and quickly rose to popularity, offering representation to a community of women isolated by conservative culture. Though they were considered lowbrow by critics, the ubiquity of these books marked a shift in public opinion. This particular volume centers its plot around a young widow as she navigates grief and falls for another woman. Bright colors. Highly collectible pulp in very good condition.

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Title
Early Lesbian Pulp "Forbidden," 1952
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Lesbian Pulp, Lesbian PulpJ.C Priest
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