Review of Storytelling in Queer Appalachia

2023/02/08 by Sandra Cotton, Cotton, Sandra L., Laurie A. Theeke +3
Social Sciences · #Social and Educational Sciences #Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods #Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

paper · doi:10.13023/jah.0403.07

Abstract

(Edited by Glasby, Gradin, and Ryerson), is a must read for people who wish to gain insight on the real experience of being queer in Appalachia.

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