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Vicki Combs (she/her) was a co-founder and co-facilitator of Everywoman’s Coffeehouse, a monthly lesbian social event that met at the United Church of Tallahassee during the 1980s and 1990s. She discusses the Coffeehouse and its role in the Tallahassee lesbian scene during these decades. She describes the publications of Naiad Books in the historical context of pulp fiction and other small LGBT presses. She discusses the lack of racial diversity in the Tallahassee lesbian scene, as well as the intersections of disability and lesbianism.
Vicki Combs (she/her) was a co-founder and co-facilitator of Everywoman’s Coffeehouse, a monthly lesbian social event that met at the United Church of Tallahassee during the 1980s and 1990s. She discusses the Coffeehouse and its role in the Tallahassee lesbian scene during these decades. She describes the publications of Naiad Books in the historical context of pulp fiction and other small LGBT presses. She discusses the lack of racial diversity in the Tallahassee lesbian scene, as well as the intersections of disability and lesbianism.
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