Helen Eisenbach on "Lesbianism Made Easy"
"This book saved my life!"—Customer on Amazon.com
Helen Eisenbach is a novelist (Loonglow), editor,
playwright, and contributor to New York Magazine and
Newsweek.
"She has written a book that is a welcome relief from the
plethora of self-help books that take themselves ever-
so-seriously. This irreverent look at lesbianism covers
such topics as how to know you're a lesbian, finding the
woman of your dreams, breaking up, and, yes, choosing
a pet" (Library Journal).
And another customer on Amazon.com wrote: "It is best
to chose wisely when deciding where to read this book. I
started in a restaurant, with starched linen tableclothes. I
laughed so much that I spat tomato and basil soup over
a good proportion of it.
"Ms Eisenbach manages to be funny whilst also giving
good advice on such difficult subjects as: When to phone
a woman after you have had sex with her. Her account of
naming a lesbian pet is wonderful but may cause you to
have fits of the giggles next time you hear a friend call
her dog.
"She advised aspirant lesbians to 'lighten up' This is just
the book to do it!"
Copies of the book will be given away as door prizes.
Co-sponsored by SAGA and The Simon H. Rifkind Center.
Date:
March 8, 2012
Time:
12:30 PM
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2:00 PM
College:
The City College of New York
Address:
Convent Avenue & 138th Street
Manhattan
Building:
NAC 1/101B
Room:
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Phone:
212 650-6388
Website:
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Admission:
Free