We Walk Alone by Ann Aldrich

We Walk Alone

Through Lesbos’ Lonely Groves

Ann Aldrich

‘There is a little of the female in every man, and a little of the male in every woman. When the lesser characteristics dominate, the individual is apt to develop a personality that varies and deviates from what we consider normal. Instincts, urges, tastes and desires fall into the pattern of the opposite sex. They are known as homosexuals. It is a rare thing today to find a spokesman for the female homosexual like Ann Aldrich. With a reporter’s eye she sees and reveals the character and personality of the lesbian, her passions and pursuits, her loves and despairs. Ann Aldrich, herself a member of the sisterhood, shows you, unsparingly, not only her own trials and tribulations, but those of all who live, like her, in the twilight world of the sexes. She leaves one with the conviction that the lesbian merits neither pity nor scorn, but only sympathy and understanding.’

Table of Contents

Who is she?

How did she get that way?

Looking backward

Types and stereotypes

Keep it gay!

Gay Paris

Cocktails at Kitty’s

Discretion

Love that dares not tell its name

The bisexual

Unconscious homosexuality

There’s a law against it!

Can a lesbian be cured?

Here comes the bride

A word to parents

Looking forward.


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Details

Genre Checklist by Marion Zimmer Bradley; Pulp
Copyright Date 30-Aug-55
Publication Date 1958
Publisher Gold Medal
Format Mass Market Paperback
No. of Pages 143
Notes Gold Medal Book S774

Language English
Rating NotRated
Cover Artist Jack Floherty Jr.
Subject Lesbianism
BookID 14313

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