In this month’s “Behind the Issue,” Vox Magazine Editor-in-chief Micah Barnes talks with Food & Drink Editor Elena Wilson about the effect of one of the first lesbian autobiographies with a happy ending — "Diana: A Strange Autobiography." It was written in 1939 by Frances Rummell.
Rummell was a professor at Stephens College. Originally published under a pseudonym in 1939, "Diana"’s legacy is lesbian visibility at a time when being gay was a secret in American culture.
Read the feature and other stories from the November issue below:
Rochara Knight learned how to sing vibrato when she was 4 years old. Three decades later, she formed Rochara Knight and the Honey Doves.
Find the right energy level for your next night of wining and dining — with a side of entertainment.
Kaleigh Feldkamp, a licensed master social worker, runs a pet grief support group and answers some frequently asked questions about coping with the loss of a pet.
