Perdue, Pat (Randy Salem)
Title
Perdue, Pat (Randy Salem)
Occupation
Writer
Pseudonyms
Randy Salem
Biographical Text
Randy Salem is the pseudonym of Pat Perdue, an author widely admired by lesbian readers of lesbian pulp fiction. Man Among Women, published in 1960, "accommodates the genre's insistence on male voyeurism but resists the male power that traditionally accompanies it ... The male protagonist is allowed to look at lesbians but always with painful consequences ..." (Keller p. 6) In an interview with Lyn Munroe Books, fellow lesbian pulp fiction writer, Gil Fox, identified Pat Perdue and Sally Singer (March Hastings) as romantic partners.
Sources
Keller, Yvonne. "Was It Right to Love Her Brother's Wife so Passionately?": Lesbian Pulp Novels and US Lesbian Identity, 1950-1965." American Quarterly 57.2 (2005): 385-410.
Munroe, Lynn. "Midwood." Lynn Munroe Books, http://lynn-munroe-books.com/list55/midwood.htm
Profile Contributor
Terrence Paris
Denyse Rodrigues
Item Relations
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Collection
Citation
“Perdue, Pat (Randy Salem),” The Lesbian Pulp Fiction Collection @ Mount Saint Vincent University, accessed April 19, 2024, https://msvulpf.omeka.net/items/show/837.
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