From The Guardian:

The most important kiss is on the book’s cover, seen through a peephole-esque cutout in the bright red jacket. The 1978 photo by Meryl Meisler, Two Women Embrace on Floor Next to Jupiter’s Legs, Les Mouches, NY, signals Abraham’s intention to rebalance the history of queer nightlife which has too often focused on white gay men. “I loved the idea of reappropriating the glory hole,” she says of the holes punched in the walls of toilet cubicles so man can have anonymous sex with each other. “What if we glimpse into it and see queer female pleasure too?”

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