I Am a Lesbian (60's Lesbian Pulp Novel Art Poster) Paper:Matte the city’s underground found freedom

the city’s underground found freedom on its own terms: anonymous

Saturday’s operated as a gay bar in Melbourne beginning in the late 1960s

The Ambush opened its doors in November 1973 at 1351 Harrison Street in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood

With its bold lettering

I Am a Lesbian (60's Lesbian Pulp Novel Art Poster) Paper:Matte the city’s underground found freedomI Am a Lesbian Poster Reprint (1960s) Published in the 1960s by Saber Books, I Am a Lesbian is part of a rare and crucial strand of mid century lesbian pulp fiction. Lesbian pulp novels were often framed as confessions or declarations, using first person titles to justify their existence in a hostile market. While publishers leaned on sensationalism to pass censorship and attract buyers, readers understood the deeper significance: these books named