Deviations: a Gayle Rubin readerGayle S. RubinDurham and London, Duke University Press2011484 pp$27.95 (paperback)ISBN-978-0-8223-4986-0

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Deviations gathers together some of Gayle S. Rubin's most influential work in a highly accessible and highly anticipated collection. While it is obvious that this collection is essential reading fo...

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