Gay and Lesbian Studies Catalog 47 TERMS: We ... - Bolerium Books

113. Yvonne; or the adventures and intrigues of a French governess with her pupils. A real
tale translated from the French by Mary Suckit. London and New York, The Erotica Biblion
Society, 1899. 138p., sewn textblock in 6.2x5 inch plain wraps with printed dj, untrimmed,
a bit rumpled with several tiny dog ears; textblock threads have parted at pp.114/5 and the
entire textblock is slack and at risk. An inch-long tear at the tail of the spine has been
casually repaired with small piece of tape, jacket is quite crimped with handling and has a
serious 5.5 inch taped tear not joined well, find more taping (verso) along jacket foldlines.
Instruction- in-the-arts -of-love novel with considerable lesbian content. 65.00
114. [RAT women's collective, eds.]. RAT subterranean news; Aug. 2 [1971] . New York,
R.A.T. Publications, 1971. 16p., 11x17 flat abloid, color self-wraps, newsprint lightly
browned & some fraying on edges, otherwise very good. 45.00
RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Appears to be final issue.
Articles on Lesbians and Health Care, the French women's movement, militancy at Ma Bell,
and women and class.
115. Another issue. Aug 9-23[1970]. New York, R.A.T. Publications, 1970. 28p., 11x17 flat
tabloid, color self-wraps, newsprint lightly browned with some fraying on edges. 45.00
Contents include: letter from Weatherman Dianne Donghi about her and Linda Evans'
arrest and the recent indictment of 13 Weatherpeople, articles on Vietnam women, Black
Panther women in jail, abortion on demand, lesbians, long poem entitled "the Flaming
Faggots, Harriet Tubman. Cover features photo of two african-american girls giving the
power salute over quote from Huey Newton.
116. Another issue. Women's libeRATion [RAT subterranean news]; June 14-July 10
[1971] . New York, R.A.T. Publications, 1971. 28p., 11x17 tabloid, color self-wraps,
newsprint lightly browned & some fraying on edges, most pages folded or wrinkled at
bottom with minor foxing. 35.00
Cover is drawing of woman's head with flowers in place of hair. Back cover is hand-lettered
"birthday poem for Kathy Boudin". Contents include: reports on RAWF women's action
against Joe Namath's NYC bar, long discussion of non-cooperation with grand juries,
Leslie Bacon news, French lesbians speak, Lesbians and Day-Care, first-person accounts of
Westside Women's Liberation Center, articles on women in China, yeast infections,
"pimposity", and lengthy head's up on Virginia Ruffalo as possible security risk and police
agent .
117. Another issue. Women's libeRATion [RAT subterranean news]; June 14-July 10
[1971] . New York, R.A.T. Publications, 1971. 28p., 11x17 folded tabloid, color self-wraps,
newsprint lightly browned & some fraying on edges, minor tears on spine and some page
edges. 25.00
RAT was the most politically radical NY underground paper. Cover is drawing of woman's
head with flowers in place of hair. Back cover is hand-lettered "birthday poem for Kathy
Boudin". Contents include: reports on RAWF women's action against Joe Namath's NYC
bar, long discussion of non-cooperation with grand juries, Leslie Bacon news, French
lesbians speak, Lesbians and Day-Care, first-person accounts of Westside Women's
Liberation Center, articles on women in China, yeast infections, "pimposity", and lengthy
head's up on Virginia Ruffalo as possible security risk and police agent .