In their own words, lesbian sisters from many countries explore their relationships with each other. Contributors include Barbara and Dianne Grief, Alix and Julie Dobkin, and Lee and Louise Fleming.
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Candid, surprising and with sometimes unexpected honesty, both well-known and less-famous lesbian sisters reveal the many faces of lesbian sisterhood through their words and photographs. To Sappho, My Sister is the first collection of writings and musings by lesbian sisters about their lives and their relationships with one another. Eighteen sets of lesbian sisters from Canada, the United States, Australia, Germany and Sweden share their insights and struggles in this fascinating chronicle of what it is like to grow up, come out, laugh, cry, work and live together, as sisters in a family and as lesbians in the world. -- Midwest Book Review
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