Lesley C. Graydon, Ph.D., is an educator, writer, and therapist. She has taught at City College, Hunter College, Bronx Community College, and New York City College of Technology. She also leads workshops, groups, and has a private practice. She has the honour of being awarded the first Ph.D. interdisciplinary concentration in LGBTQ/ Sexuality Studies in the United States. Her alumnis include Simon Fraser University, City College, and The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York.

• 1 “Thinking sex”: presentation, representation, and manifestation; an unveiling; 2 Hidden spaces and the switch: Gertrude Stein does man-space and girl pink; 3 Theory must be doing: Jeanette Winterson, Eileen Myles, and Kathy Acker switch in the spaces and language of non-normative identities and desires; 4 Memoir, girl and teen-hood: the body, and deviancy in Kathy Acker, Anne Carson, and Sappho; 5 Concluding possibilities for switching: gender, sex, and identity freedom

Lesley C. Graydon, Ph.D., is an educator, writer, and therapist. She has taught at City College, Hunter College, Bronx Community College, and New York City College of Technology. She also leads workshops, groups, and has a private practice. She has the honour of being awarded the first Ph.D. interdisciplinary concentration in LGBTQ/ Sexuality Studies in the United States. Her alumnis include Simon Fraser University, City College, and The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York.

• 1 “Thinking sex”: presentation, representation, and manifestation; an unveiling; 2 Hidden spaces and the switch: Gertrude Stein does man-space and girl pink; 3 Theory must be doing: Jeanette Winterson, Eileen Myles, and Kathy Acker switch in the spaces and language of non-normative identities and desires; 4 Memoir, girl and teen-hood: the body, and deviancy in Kathy Acker, Anne Carson, and Sappho; 5 Concluding possibilities for switching: gender, sex, and identity freedom

Lesley C. Graydon, Ph.D., is an educator, writer, and therapist. She has taught at City College, Hunter College, Bronx Community College, and New York City College of Technology. She also leads workshops, groups, and has a private practice. She has the honour of being awarded the first Ph.D. interdisciplinary concentration in LGBTQ/ Sexuality Studies in the United States. Her alumnis include Simon Fraser University, City College, and The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York.

• 1 “Thinking sex”: presentation, representation, and manifestation; an unveiling; 2 Hidden spaces and the switch: Gertrude Stein does man-space and girl pink; 3 Theory must be doing: Jeanette Winterson, Eileen Myles, and Kathy Acker switch in the spaces and language of non-normative identities and desires; 4 Memoir, girl and teen-hood: the body, and deviancy in Kathy Acker, Anne Carson, and Sappho; 5 Concluding possibilities for switching: gender, sex, and identity freedom