Nancy Spain |
In 1955, a quiet revolution occured in the hitherto cosy world of women's magazines: SHE was launched onto an unsuspecting world - in more senses than one. The magazine's editor was Joan Werner Laurie and its main contributor was Britain's best-known female...
media personality, Nancy Spain. What most SHE reades were unaware of was that Joan and Nancy had been a couple since 1950 and were raising two sons in what was, for the time, a remarkably publicly avowed ''pretend family''.
Nancy's flamboyant, show-off articles, coupled with Joan's steady, astute editing, made SHE the women's magazine that broke the mould and paved the way for the likes of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire. By a strange quirk of fate, Nancy and Joan died together in a plane crash in 1964.
From the book LESBIAN PORTRAITS
By Rose Collis
M.Q. Publishers, 1997
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