Joyce Antler, Introduction to America and I: Short Stories by American Jewish Women Writers (1990), about Wasteland
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In showing how a Jew or a lesbian stood outside the cultural mainstream in America in the early 1940s, Sinclair pioneered comparisons of sexual and ethnic difference.
— Joyce Antler on Jo Sinclair
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About Joyce Antler
Joyce Antler is an author and editor, and was a professor at Brandeis University. She is Jewish and lives in the USA.
About Joyce Antler
Joyce Antler is an author and editor, and was a professor at Brandeis University. She is Jewish and lives in the USA.
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