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Journey to a Woman

By: Ann Bannon
Narrated by: Kate Rudd
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Dubbed the "Queen of Lesbian Pulp" for her series of landmark novels beginning in 1957, Ann Bannon's work defined lesbian fiction for the pre-Stonewall generation. Following the release of Cleis Press's new editions of Beebo Brinker and Odd Girl Out, Journey to a Woman finds Laura in love amidst the lesbian bohemia of Greenwich Village. This fifth in Cleis Press's series of rereleased lesbian pulp fiction classics features a new introduction by the author.

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If you where exhausted by the third book keep hanging on I am assuming you have read the others and will just get down do brass tack's ,Beth is fed up with her life and is on the search for the girl she left at the station , there's not mush else to say if you liked the others you will like this one . It all come's to a very dramatic end big shocker ,again hat's off to Ann Bannon for having the courage to follow her own heart like all of her charters in these brilliant blasts of the past.

Shes back

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The best part of this book I think is the authors foreword. Spoiler alert: The story deals with marital rape and depression and awkwardly at that. I haven’t gotten far past that into the rest of the story to be honest. Ann Bannon did warn that this story is a product of a specific time in USA LGBT history. And if one reads the story between the authorial lines it shows a very dismal picture of one woman trying to figure out why she is so miserable. But for a modern day queer me, I wonder how important is it for me to delve into this awkward/glib lesbian story for history sake?

Yeesh!

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In this, the fourth book in the Beebo Brinker chronicles, we find Beth, having been married for nine years, realizing that she can’t stay in the marriage, even with two children, and knowing that she needs to find out once and for all whether or not she is a lesbian. In her fantasies, she has always considered the time with Laura, from Odd Girl Out, to be the most beautiful and fulfilled time in her life, so she sets out to find Laura to determine whether she still loves Laura, whether Laura still loves her, and whether they can begin where they left off. This is the book in which Beth goes through many things and grows up. A compelling read and a continued narrative in this chronicle of the 1950’s and early ‘60’s.

4th in the Beebo Brinker Chronicles.

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I read the book about a young Beebo first. I think that colors your interpretation of the other books. But it does give the Beebo in this book more depth of character and importance. Still I liked the Standalone Beebo book best. Easier for to indentify with that person's journey.

A twist, and a happy ending

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This is such a long drawn out story. I was hard-pressed to understand what this book was about and I got to chapter 10 not knowing who this book would remotely be intended. The trite way the subject matter is introduced is unbelievable and nearly laughable. This was just far too long, containing far less promise and the journey to a woman is worth escaping its misery and abandoning even the futile attempt.

Too Long A Journey

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