Literally Stacey E. Prince and reformer Margaret Sanger was

and reformer Margaret Sanger was one of the most controversial and compelling figures in the twentieth century

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was published in 2000

Literally Stacey E. Prince and reformer Margaret Sanger wasA lively and accessible look at how queer artists turn everyday culture into surprising sites of humor, insight, and creative possibility What happens when we take things literally? In Literally: The Queerness of Things Just as They Are, Michael P. Bibler argues that the literal, so often dismissed as obvious or unremarkable, has been a powerful and playful tool in queer cultural production. Examining music, literature, film, and visual art from the