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I teach LGBTQ Studies. It has been next to impossible to find literary anthologies focusing on this general grouping. Even when they clearly demonstrate superior 'homework' in regard to making choices of what texts to include, they go out of print far too soon. 'What Sappho Would Have Said' -- like Faderman's 'Chloe + Olivia' --represents one such anthology. So I'm very grateful that I was able to order a copy. Anyone interested in LGBTQ Studies, and particularly in lesbian literature, should order this book, together with McIntosh Snyder's 'Lesbian Desire in the Lyrics of Sappho' -- also, unfortunately, out of print. We NEED these books. I hope a wise publisher will see fit to republish them.


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I teach LGBTQ Studies. It has been next to impossible to find literary anthologies focusing on this general grouping. Even when they clearly demonstrate superior 'homework' in regard to making choices of what texts to include, they go out of print far too soon. 'What Sappho Would Have Said' -- like Faderman's 'Chloe + Olivia' --represents one such anthology. So I'm very grateful that I was able to order a copy. Anyone interested in LGBTQ Studies, and particularly in lesbian literature, should order this book, together with McIntosh Snyder's 'Lesbian Desire in the Lyrics of Sappho' -- also, unfortunately, out of print. We NEED these books. I hope a wise publisher will see fit to republish them.