The Meadowlark Sings
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2006
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| Annotation |
Eutopia and dystopia. In the near future, an earthquake separates part of California from the United States. This provides the location for a new independent gay and lesbian country, which is needed because an anti-gay movement has come to dominate the U.S. Some reconciliation takes place throughout the novel. |
| Published Date |
2006 |
| Publisher |
Alice Street Editions, Harrington Park Press
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| Place Published |
Binghamton, NY
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| Full Text |
2006 Schwartz, Helen Ruth. The Meadowlark Sings. Binghamton, NY: Alice Street Editions, Harrington Park Press. PSt Eutopia and dystopia. In the near future, an earthquake separates part of California from the United States. This provides the location for a new independent gay and lesbian country, which is needed because an anti-gay movement has come to dominate the U.S. Some reconciliation takes place throughout the novel. Female author. |
| Author Note |
Female author. |
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