New Directions, 1962. The aerial letter. Womens Press, 1988. Brossard says, wild love between two women is so totally inconceivable that, to talk or write that in all its dimensions, one almost has to rethink the world . . . And we can rethink the world only through words.
Translation is a daily practice of all lesbians.
Roof Books, 1990. Published by James P. Parke, no. 74, South Second Street, 1815. Kent State University Press, 1982. A wealthy family is suddenly reduced to poverty. The daughter, Constantia, struggles to support them.