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Does Your Mama Know? by Lisa C. Moore · Booklabria

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Does Your Mama Know?

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

By turns funny, passionate, angry and joyous, does your mama know? reflects the complexity of emotions that accompany a black lesbian's coming out. These short stories, poems, interviews and essays, fiction and nonfiction make up a powerful collection of original and new writing.

Subjects: Women authors
Literary collections
American Short stories
Lambda Literary Award Winner
Lambda Literary Awards
African American authors

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