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Women and Bisexuality
Scarlet Press, UK, 1993
Sue George is also the author of the Bisexuality and beyond blog regularly featured on BiCafe.com When it came out in 1993, Women and Bisexuality was the first serious book on bisexuality ever published in the UK. It was in print for 11 years, and you can still find it on Amazon. From the back cover: How do bisexual women lead their lives? Are they monogamous, celibate, involved in multiple relationships? Are they young, old, black, white, married, single, living as lesbians? How do their partners feel about their sexuality? How open can they be with their children, colleagues, friends and families? And what has led them to identify in this way? In Sue George's pioneering study - the first full-length book on bisexual women to have appeared in the UK - 150 women from a range of backgrounds and age groups tell what it's like to be bisexual. Their experiences, including seven long and frank interviews are placed against an examination of the theories developed about bisexuality from the late nineteenth century to the present day, a discussion of the often fraught relationship between bisexuality and feminism, and an analysis of why it has suited society to ignore bisexuality and to pigeonhole everyone into the categories of heterosexual and homosexual. A valuable contribution to our knowledge about sexuality, Women and Bisexuality paints a vivid picture of how bisexual women live today and asks how bisexuality as a political and social identity might be constructed in the future. |
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