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Author:   Angela C. Wild
Publisher:   Spinifex Press
Imprint:   Spinifex Press
Dimensions:   Width: 22.90cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 15.20cm
Weight:   0.300kg
ISBN:  

9781922964304

ISBN 10:   1922964301
Pages:   400
Publication Date:   15 April 2026
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming
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Table of Contents

Introduction • Angela C. Wild Late-blooming ‘Privilege’ • Hazel Holloway Compulsory Heterosexuality • Radfem Kollektiv Berlin Flame • Kelly Frost On Dating Men (And Reasons Not To) • Yağmur Uygarkızı Choosing to Love Women: A Korean 4B Story • Hyejung Kim I Wasn’t Born This Way and I Am Proud of It • Julie Bindel The Labyrinth of Crooked Mirrors • Margherita Rubin Women and Heterosexuality, a Lesbian of Color Perspective • Daniela Medina Looking for Aliens • Syldys Does It Matter If They Did It? A Return to the Debate • Sheila Jeffreys Gender Dysphoria: A New Manifestation of Compulsory Heterosexuality in Modern Years • Charlie May A Political Awakening • Alima The Joy of Choosing to Become a Lesbian • Renate Klein An Approach to the Myth of Sexual Orientation • Ananda Castaño The Birth of a Lesbian • Angela C. Wild Solitude as Resistance and the Survival of Lesbian Feminist Communities • Frances Woods The Door Behind the Wallpaper • Yana My Journey from lesbian to Lesbian • Anne Ehrlich Born That Way • Ann E. Menasche A Return to Lesbianism: This Time It’s Political • Michelle Kerwin I Wish I Was a Lesbian • Tabata Spinster Any Woman Can Be a Lesbian – And It’s Never Too Late • Cris Walker Choosing Life, Six Acts • Elizabeth Vigo Global Campaign to Suppress Heterosexuality and Other Forms of Male Diseases • Yağmur Uygarkızı Political Lesbianism: A Revolution of the Imagination • Lynn Alderson Is Lesbian Political Potential Impacted by the Doctrine of Born-That-Way? • A Structural Analysis • WDI USA Lesbian Caucus Reject Performance, Start Be-ing • Tabata Spinster Women,You Can Dodge the Dogma! • KatJ Towards a Lesbian-centric Universe • Susan Hawthorne Observing and Documenting the Transit of Patriarchy • Suzanne Bellamy The Lucid Darkness of the Lesbian • Kenia Namiliz Salas Pelaez Biographical notes Bibliography

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Angela C. Wild is a political artist, lesbian feminist activist, and a writer. Her work focuses on promoting lesbian visibility, lesbian culture, defending women-only spaces, and challenging compulsory heterosexuality. She is a former founding member of Get The L Out and the author of Lesbians at Ground Zero—the first research on the ‘cotton ceiling’. She is the creator of Wild Womyn Workshop, shop for radical feminist activists. She lives and works in Wales. She is a committed direct-action activist and has co-organised some of the most visibler campaigns for lesbian rights in recent decades. Her art – often collective or co-operative in nature – spans conceptual work, illustration, intervention, installation, reclaiming space for women in the public, political and symbolic sphere. Frequently invoking witches and goddesses as alternative archetypes of female power, her work offers counter narratives to patriarchal representations of women, reclaiming women’s history, imagery and imagination. Her practice embraces the radical power of irreverence toward oppressors, encouraging women to reassert the power of naming, and to refuse being defined or silenced by men. Her writing appears in the anthologies, Spinning and Weaving: Radical Feminism for the 21st Century; OutSisters, InSisters, Lesben and in magazines Screech and Rain & Thunder. Her visual work has featured in Banner Culture exhibition and book by the British Textile Biennale and is archived at the Archives Recherche Culture Lesbiennes in Paris.

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