Sex variant women in literature; a historical and quantitative survey : Foster, Jeannette H. (Jeannette Howard), 1895-1981 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

invert was used to describe men who were attracted to other men and adopted any traditionally feminine habits, thus inverting their gender.

The Evergreen Review first published Rechy’s and Selby’s writing; and Olympia Press’ Travelers Companion series published Burroughs’ Naked Lunch and The Ticket that Exploded, William Talsman’s The Gaudy Image, and Parker Tyler and Charles Henri Ford’s notorious underground classic The Young and the Evil, as well as Jean Cocteau’s The White Paper, O