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Published by Avon Books, 1974
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- Title
- Hermaphrodeity: The Autobiography of a Poet
- Author
- Alan H. Friedman
- Publisher
- Avon Books
- Publication year
- 1974
- Condition
- Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0380001926
- ISBN 13
- 9780380001927
- Illustrator
- Gene Szafran
Androgyny is destiny. "Miss, you're also a boy!" a gynecologistharrumphs in Hermaphrodeity, a grand comedy of gendersurprises. Boy or girl--choose one. Millie or Willie. Thislegendary autobiography of M. W. Niemann earned nomination forthe National Book Award. It's a comic epic of sex, a subversivesaga of love. The mythic author's double-trouble organs--femaleand male both--inspire a battle, inch by inch, from sensitivegirlhood to tough punk in a boys gang, from geeky Harvard Man toalluring mistress of scientists and scions, from underagephysicist to stone age archaeologist, from father-motherhoodto fertility goddess, from hunted freedom fighter to visionarytycoon, from infamous prisoner accused of treason...to celebratedwinner of the Nobel Prize in Poetry. These are the tabooconfessions of a literary titan, a poet who pursued science,politics, and wealth. Even Divinity. Brilliant and learned,Hermaphrodeity romps through the disputed geography of sexuntil Millie/Willie, embodying the life force, plumbs theultimate secret of manwomankind.
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About the Author
Alan H. Friedman, whose honors include a National Book Awardnomination for fiction and a National Grand Prize for poetry,is the author of The Turn of The Novel as well as of numerousshort stories, poems, critical articles, and book reviews. Helives in Escondido, California, with his wife and two sons.
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