Note: Rea Michaels, writer of novels including Cloak of Evil and Duet in Darkness, stands out as one of the only pulp authors to include people of color and interracial relationships in her books and to have representations of lesbians of color on the covers of her novels. The majority of Queer pulp was overwhelmingly white.
That list about “Female Perversions” contents makes me imagine how Alison Bechdel could have spoofed it in DTWOF comic album titles:
Here Come The Dykes To Watch Out For
Trick, Treat And Couple’s Therapy
The Infiltration Of Dykes To Watch Out For
The Sordid Truth About Dykes To Watch Out For
The Origin Stories Of Dykes To Watch Out For
Bend That Gender (trans issue special plot with Lois and Janis)
On The Radar (dating awkwardness special plot with Mo)
Born To Be Wilde (academic drama special plot with Sydney)
Orange Is The New Stripes (prison justice special plot with Mo)
Beating The Dead Horse (couple’s drama special plot with Toni and Clarice)
The Infallible Phallus (sociological analysis special plot with Sydney)
Turn To The Straight (queer identity special plot with Sparrow and Stuart)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dykes_to_Watch_Out_For
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