I found a very good write-up of the panel by
morchades, who pointed to it on the
wiscon community. She got, I think, most if not all of the essentials, and pointed out something I didn't really have time to go into on the panel, namely the way that the Watergate hearings, specifically Sirica's rulings about the tapes and then Nixon's resignation, are part of the context and background of the story. I'm wondering if one of the reasons the book caught the mainstream, and specifically Time magazine attention, is that the editors find that Watergate resonates with current government secrecy, lies, and crimes.
Morchades and
rachel_edidin confirm that the panelist who surprised me so much by saying she hadn't previously read much about lesbians, and the only one who hadn't already been a Bechdel fan via Dykes to Watch Out For, was Jenni Moody.
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Morchades and
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