On this week’s Out in the Bay, hear steamy passages read by Bannon herself – dubbed the “Queen of Lesbian Pulp Fiction” — and current author Monica Nolan during a live 2014 in-studio interview with host Eric Jansen.
Nolan had then just finished the fourth book in her Lesbian Career Girl series that spoofed ‘50s and ‘60s high school girls’ career primers, humorously paying homage to lesbian pulp fiction like Bannon’s from last century. (Don’t miss her reading a literally steamy high school gym shower scene!)
We bring this to you now as part of the new show Queer Power Hour’s nod to Valentine’s Day. QPH paired our Bannon and Nolan feature with Making Gay History’s interview with the late Pauline Phillips, aka “Dear Abby” advice columnist, an early hetero advocate for LGBTQ rights. (Queer Power Hour, which debuted in January, airs at 6 p.m. Thursdays on KALW, 91.7 FM in the SF Bay Area.)
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For more on Ann Bannon and her books: AnnBannon.com. For more on Monica Nolan, her books and her informative blog “Pulp & Pep”: MonicaNolan.com.
