Black Like Us
A Century of Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual African American Fiction
October 2011
Trade Paperback · 555 Pages
$24.95 U.S. · €17.99 E.U.
ISBN 9781573447140
Cleis Press
Trade Paperback · 555 Pages
$24.95 U.S. · €17.99 E.U.
ISBN 9781573447140
Cleis Press
Recommended for These Courses
- African American Studies: General
- Language and Literature: Essays
- Language and Literature: Fiction
- Language and Literature: Gay
- Language and Literature: General
- Language and Literature: Lesbian
- Women's and Gender Studies: Gay Studies
- Women's and Gender Studies: Lesbian Studies
Description
This rich anthology will take your breath away. — The Advocate
Skillfully unfolds the black queer voice. — Out Magazine
Black Like Us unlocks the closet of black lesbian, gay, and bisexual writing. — Keith Boykin, author of One More River to Cross
A phenomenal pioneering anthology. — Ann Allen Shockley, author of Loving Her
Black Like Us thoughtfully shapes and lovingly nurtures a literary tradition that has been marginalized for too long. An absorbing and enlightening encounter with compelling American literature. — John D'Emilio, author of Lost Prophet: The Life and Times of Bayard Rustin
A vital achievement. — George Chauncey, author of Gay New York
An exceptionally fine read and a rich resource for all of us. — Robert L. Allen, co-editor of Brotherman: The Odyssey of Black Men in America
Black Like Us refuses to separate the histories and imaginations of Black America and Queer America. In so doing, it becomes a model for a more insightful and useful cultural discussion, one that has importance for all of American culture. — Joan Nestle, co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives, author of A Restricted Country and A Fragile Union
Skillfully unfolds the black queer voice. — Out Magazine
Black Like Us unlocks the closet of black lesbian, gay, and bisexual writing. — Keith Boykin, author of One More River to Cross
A phenomenal pioneering anthology. — Ann Allen Shockley, author of Loving Her
Black Like Us thoughtfully shapes and lovingly nurtures a literary tradition that has been marginalized for too long. An absorbing and enlightening encounter with compelling American literature. — John D'Emilio, author of Lost Prophet: The Life and Times of Bayard Rustin
A vital achievement. — George Chauncey, author of Gay New York
An exceptionally fine read and a rich resource for all of us. — Robert L. Allen, co-editor of Brotherman: The Odyssey of Black Men in America
Black Like Us refuses to separate the histories and imaginations of Black America and Queer America. In so doing, it becomes a model for a more insightful and useful cultural discussion, one that has importance for all of American culture. — Joan Nestle, co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives, author of A Restricted Country and A Fragile Union
