21 Gay Street by Sheldon Lord

21 Gay Street

Sheldon Lord

‘Greenwich Village, where angels and addicts, lovers and lesbians, bohemians and bawds live and love.’

From the back:

Jean and Terri shared everything – including their bed. Then Joyce came along and awakened a fiery longing in Jean. But was Joyce really gay?

Joyce didn’t know herself. She was alone and very lonely. She had to make friends with someone, anyone. Maybe she could become friendly with the two girls, Jean and Terri. She would do anything if they would just talk to her, anything at all…


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Details

Genre Pulp
Copyright Date 1962
Publication Date 1962
Publisher Tower
Format Mass Market Paperback
No. of Pages 158
Notes Midwood Y159

Previously published: c1960.

Language English
Rating NotRated
Cover Artist Paul Rader
Subject Beat generation — New York (State) — New York — Fiction; Beat generation in literature; Greenwich Village (New York, N.Y.); Lesbians; Lesbians — Identity — Fiction; Lesbians — New York (State) — New York — Fiction
BookID 45

Author: LFWBooks