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100 1 $aRule, Jane.
245 10 $aLoving the difficult /$cJane Rule.
260 $aSidney, B.C. :$bHedgerow Press,$cc2008.
300 $a205 p. :$bill. ;$c23 cm.
500 $aSome essays in this collection were previously published.
505 0 $aLoving the difficult -- Refrain -- Deceptions in search of the truth -- Our mothers -- Teachers and critics -- Dreaming -- Labels -- Censorship -- Canadian customs -- The voice of woman -- The public good -- Choosing home -- Neither curse nor blessing -- Taxing our patience -- The welfare of children -- Other people's children -- Peanut butter summer -- How the world works -- Much obliged -- Against those who would forget -- Things -- Money -- Givers anonymous? -- Sexual liberation is not a spectator sport -- Fantasy -- Legally single -- You be normal, or else ... -- The right to be left -- Mills, 1948-1952 -- In the valley of the shadows -- A law unto himself -- Leave-taking -- There are left the mountains -- Grief -- Love's only rival -- I want to speak ill of the dead -- A hole in the ground -- Accidental odds.
520 1 $a"Jane Rule compiled this final book of essays during the year before her death. As in her fiction and three previously published essay collections, we find here an absorbing story-teller, a wise observer of character and a fearless spokesperson for lesbian and gay rights." "There is both laughter and grief in these essays, barely-contained anger at injustice, and a clear-eyed acceptance of what can't be changed."--Jacket.
600 10 $aRule, Jane.
650 0 $aAuthors, Canadian$y20th century$vBiography.
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