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Man Who Thought Himself a Woman and Other Queer Nineteenth-Century Short Stories Urban & Street Lit rainbow garb"Perhaps it is no coincidence that the nineteenth century the century when, it has been said, sexuality as such (and various taxonomized sexual identities) were invented is the period when American short stories were invented, and when they were the queerest." Christopher Looby, from the Introduction A man in small town America wears the clothing of his wife and sisters; satisfied at last that he has "a perfect suit of garments appropriate for my