Sarah Schulman’s Four Decades of Lesbian Fiction

Sarah Schulman's remarkable four-decade career in lesbian fiction offers powerful insights for emerging women artists. Despite navigating an industry she quips is the only thing that "stops her," Schulman, an acclaimed novelist and AIDS historian, has built an enduring legacy. Her journey, beginning as an East Village journalist for queer and feminist papers, exemplifies the power of an unwavering artistic voice and the importance of community. Her resilience proves that while creative institutions can present formidable barriers, they do not have to define your path. Stay true to your vision, find your tribe, and let your work speak for itself. — Source: Hyperallergic

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