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  1. “I found more than 30 anonymous poems. So many of them immediately struck me as being by women, about female themes, & written in a female voice. And I certainly wasn’t expecting to find lesbian love poetry”

    —Ashley Douglas explores Marie Matland’s 16th-century Scottish sapphic verse

    thecoldmagazine.co.uk/theatre-

    #Scottish #literature #poetry #loevepoetry #manuscript #16thcentury #renaissance #earlymodern #queerliterature #queerpoetry #sapphic #lesbian #LGBTQ

  2. “I found more than 30 anonymous poems. So many of them immediately struck me as being by women, about female themes, & written in a female voice. And I certainly wasn’t expecting to find lesbian love poetry”

    —Ashley Douglas explores Marie Matland’s 16th-century Scottish sapphic verse

    thecoldmagazine.co.uk/theatre-

    #Scottish #literature #poetry #loevepoetry #manuscript #16thcentury #renaissance #earlymodern #queerliterature #queerpoetry #sapphic #lesbian #LGBTQ

  3. “I found more than 30 anonymous poems. So many of them immediately struck me as being by women, about female themes, & written in a female voice. And I certainly wasn’t expecting to find lesbian love poetry”

    —Ashley Douglas explores Marie Matland’s 16th-century Scottish sapphic verse

    thecoldmagazine.co.uk/theatre-

    #Scottish #literature #poetry #loevepoetry #manuscript #16thcentury #renaissance #earlymodern #queerliterature #queerpoetry #sapphic #lesbian #LGBTQ

  4. “I found more than 30 anonymous poems. So many of them immediately struck me as being by women, about female themes, & written in a female voice. And I certainly wasn’t expecting to find lesbian love poetry”

    —Ashley Douglas explores Marie Matland’s 16th-century Scottish sapphic verse

    thecoldmagazine.co.uk/theatre-

    #Scottish #literature #poetry #loevepoetry #manuscript #16thcentury #renaissance #earlymodern #queerliterature #queerpoetry #sapphic #lesbian #LGBTQ

  5. “I found more than 30 anonymous poems. So many of them immediately struck me as being by women, about female themes, & written in a female voice. And I certainly wasn’t expecting to find lesbian love poetry”

    —Ashley Douglas explores Marie Matland’s 16th-century Scottish sapphic verse

    thecoldmagazine.co.uk/theatre-

    #Scottish #literature #poetry #loevepoetry #manuscript #16thcentury #renaissance #earlymodern #queerliterature #queerpoetry #sapphic #lesbian #LGBTQ