Well, I'm not old enough to remember when Ann Bannon's "Beebo Brinker" was practically the only butch in town, but I am old enough to appreciate what this novel must have meant to those who do remember when Beebo arrived on the scene. This one's for you.

For this image, I poached from the original cover painting by Robert McGinnis (Beebo Brinker, Gold Medal, 1962) and then added a headshot of Janeway looking young, innocent, clueless, and totally Beebo. Oh, and I gave her the requisite Starfleet comm badge, too.
 

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Originally posted March 31, 2000.