Audre Lorde - Works

Works

  • The First Cities (1968).
  • Cables to Rage (1970).
  • From a Land Where Other People Live (1973).
  • New York Head Shop and Museum (1974).
  • Coal (1976). ISBN 0-393-04439-4. OCLC 2074270.
  • Between Our Selves (1976).
  • The Black Unicorn (1978, W.W. Norton Publishing). ISBN 0-393-04508-0. OCLC 3966122.
  • The Cancer Journals (1980 Aunt Lute Books).

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