Stone Butch Blues by Leslie Feinberg is a landmark 1993 novel chronicling the life of Jess Goldberg, a working-class butch lesbian navigating gender non-conformity, police brutality, and identity in mid-20th century America. The story explores themes of intersectional oppression, labor, and survival as the protagonist transitions between genders for safety before reclaiming a complex, authentic self. Author Leslie Feinberg, an activist who utilized pronouns ze/hir, aimed to create a foundational queer text, and the book is known for its intense, often painful, exploration of trauma.
You can download the book from the official Leslie Feinberg website or find the Russian translation on CoolLib . Working Class History - Facebook skachat knigu stoun buch bliuz
