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Argaman (Crimson) The fascinating political campaign of attorney Or Alon – a lawyer and declared lesbian – to become a Member of Knesset (Israeli parliament), while her campaign consultant experiences the process of coming out.
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The first Hebrew lesbian novel. A love story which takes place in Israel at the late 80s between a popular radio announcer and one of her listeners.
In 1987 I ran into a book named :"A Loving Woman" – love poems written by current israeli women women poets (editted by Tzipi Shachrur Stavit publication, 1985). I was very impressed by the poems of Gabriella Ellisha, and Sigalit Davidovitz. I found these poems to be most beautiful and outstanding in their direct approach, while openly expressing one woman's love to another. br />
An additional trigger was a poem by Shez, called "Kerry – A Romantic Novel, in which I also ran into at that time. It influenced me deeply. br />
Sagol (Purple) tells the story of Or |
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