Side by Side (1991)

by Isabel Miller

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Bringing to vivid, exciting life one of the most momentous events in contemporary lesbian history, Side By Side builds on Isabel Miller's reputation as a superb storyteller who offers a deeply personal, tender story ground in historical truth.

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Side by Side

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1991

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Dedication

To Miss Willson and Miss Brundige,

in the hope that

you will accept this as the book

you asked me for;

to Julie, for making me calm enough

to write;

to Elisabeth, for not letting me be

too calm;

to Natalie, Joyce, Charlotte, Louise,

Glenna, and Meg, because you didn't

give on on my education;

to Billie, for being bountiful with

your hard-worn lore.

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I can't remember a time when I didn't know Patricia Burley.

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Bringing to vivid, exciting life one of the most momentous events in contemporary lesbian history, Side By Side builds on Isabel Miller's reputation as a superb storyteller who offers a deeply personal, tender story ground in historical truth.

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