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Jane Rule

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Jane Rule

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Jane Rule was a teacher, activist, and writer who explored lesbian relationships and themes in her work. Her writing was regularly featured in the Body Politic, and also appeared in periodicals such as The Ladder. Her first novel, Desert of the Heart (1964) is considered a classic of lesbian literature and was adapted into a film in 1985. In 1978, she won the Canadian Author's Association award for Best Novel for The Young in One Another's Arm. Rule's work is considered significant in that it portrayed the everyday lives of lesbian women in a time when it was considered taboo. Rule was awarded the Order of British Columbia in 1998 and the Order of Canada in 2007.

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Spring Tallahassee, Fla. Jane Rule's […]September New York Jane Rule's novel […]July Toronto Jane Rule's regular […]June Toronto Jane Rule's article […]May Toronto Mary Schendlinger won […]March Garden City, N.Y. Jane Rule's […]December 4 Canada Paul Grescoe's […]December Toronto Jane Rule's story […]October Toronto John Hofsess's […]Autumn Vancouver Issue 21 of […]Vancouver Jane Rule's collection of […]Garden City, N.Y.; Toronto Jane […]March New York, N.Y.; Toronto Jane […]June 18 New York, N.Y.; Toronto Jane […]February London, England; Toronto […]

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StumpsJane Rule Doesn't Live Here AnymoreFriendsJane Rule: The Woman behind Lesbian ImagesSo's Your GrandmotherTeaching Sexuality

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Outlander: Short Stories and EssaysContract with the WorldThe Young in One Another's ArmsFriendsTheme for Diverse InstrumentsAgainst the SeasonThis Is Not for You