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A literary lesbian landmark that ""will transport today's readers... to the 1950s homosexual scene"" (Marcia M. Gallo, author ofDifferent Daughters). Three years afterthe publication of her groundbreaking 1955 bestseller,We Walk Alone, Ann Aldrich expanded on her journalistic portraits of lesbian subcultures in and around New York, inWe, Too, Must Love. Inspired by the hundreds of letters she received by women from around the country (many reprinted here), Aldrich tackled questions of class division; explored the diverse careers lesbians held; guided readers through the social cliques and bar scenes; set the record straight on gay stereotypes; observed the differences among the ""Village,"" ""Uptown,"" and Brooklyn lesbian communities; and hinted at the growing consciousness that would fuel later lesbian and gay rights movements.We Walk AloneandWe, Too, Must Loveare, in effect, ""indispensable guides to a hidden world"" (Advocate.com). ""Simultaneously intimate and investigative, subjective and discerning"" (UTNE Magazine), ""Aldrich touched innumerable lives and gave hope to lesbians mired in a harsh and ignorant era. Read these books to learn what it was like back then, what we believed and how we made a start in the struggle against prejudice.""-Ann Bannon, author ofThe Beebo Brinker Chronicles

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Ann Aldrich is one of many pseudonyms for the prolific author Marijane Meaker, who is better known under the names M. E. Kerr and Mary James. Aldrich wrote five non-fiction titles that openly chronicle the lives of lesbians through the 50s, 60s, and early 70s. Marijane Meaker is the author of over 40 works of fiction and non-fiction ranging from young adult bestsellers.

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