Jami and Carys have been living together for six months. The thrill of striking out on their own has begun to wane, to be replaced by the work (and occasional excitement) of finding and building a... More > community of friends. One day a tragic event and the subsequent delivery of a mysterious package make Carys and Jami very thankful that they have a queer circle of friends. A Triangular Attraction is a direct sequel to Fool for Love.< Less
Jami has lead a sheltered life; she's home-schooled, shy, smart and pretty. Carys helped start the GSA in her high school, is a clown and a theater geek, doesn't get along with her parents, is... More > bullied at school, and doesn't quite know what she is. Jami and Carys meet at a spring break arts camp and fall in love. Figuring out what that means, for one girl who has never willingly worn a dress and another who is intersex, is hard. Being a teenager in love is never easy, but for Carys and Jami falling in love with each other is a sometimes terrifying journey in self-discovery and trust.< Less
The essays, poems and stories in this book were written between 1995 and 2005, during the first ten years after I did what is variously described as changed my sex, lost my mind, altered my public... More > performance of gender, killed the person I was, headed straight for hell, became the person I always was, or simply pissed off just about everyone.
The theme that ties everything together in this volume is gender, hence the title, Fragments of Gender. All my writing is an attempt to engage people in a discussion of things people mostly don't want to discuss about sex, gender and sexuality.< Less
PDF VERSION. The essays, poems and stories in this book were written between 1995 and 2005, during the first ten years after I did what is variously described as changed my sex, lost my mind, altered... More > my public performance of gender, killed the person I was, headed straight for hell, became the person I always was, or simply pissed off just about everyone. The theme that ties everything together in this volume is gender, hence the title, Fragments of Gender. All my writing is an attempt to engage people in a discussion of things people mostly don't want to discuss about sex, gender and sexuality.< Less
About Lisa Lees
Lisa Lees is a retired person who identifies as an out of phase tomboy with multiple muse disorder.
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