the gilda stories expanded 25th anniversary edition

When we first meet her, the protagonist is called only The Girl-she will come into her name far later in the text-and she is on the run. As the title suggests, we have several key incidents across a wide span of time, a gathering of stories starring a single character at various phases of her existence and spanning about 200 years of time. That is the novel we will kick off our June long celebration of Pride authors and fiction.

Perhaps one of the best-known books in that little splinter is The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez. If we apply another qualifier altogether, vampire stories from lesbian African American authors, the field is pretty small indeed. However, when we get into the question of vampire stories from African American authors, the number of options drops precipitously. The field of vampire fiction is pretty well stocked, when it comes to scary vamps, sexy vamps, cishet vamps, and others of their ilk. My World, My Rules:… on Relics, Rituals, and Revenge:… My World, My Rules:… on Do As Thou Vril: Catherine Cav… My World, My Rules:… on In Days of Auld De’il: C… My World, My Rules:… on She Moves in Mysterious Ways:… Leede’s Maeve FlyĭanielRobichaud on Pregnant Silences: Five Women… Pregnant Silences: Five Women for the Killer (1974).My World, My Rules: Catherine Cavendish’s The After-Death of Caroline Rand.Be Still: Warlock III: The End of Innocence.

The gilda stories expanded 25th anniversary edition