Copy 1 dust jacket has balloons and owls as props in the photo. Copy 2 has stacks of pancakes and milk jugs as the props. IaU
Contents:
Womanizer / Ronald Sukenick. The Duke and the Duchess / Kevin Downs -- Breast Men / Bill Bozzone -- Tiresias at Evening / Richard Foerster -- Ineluctable Modality of the Vaginal / Rick Moody -- Doug Rice -- A True Story from New Orleans / Andrei Codrescu -- All / William Levy -- Dream On / Jeremy Reed -- Spelunking / Alexander Theroux -- Pig Family Game / Robert Peters -- Marianne Faithfull's Cunt / Justin Chin -- Horseback / Bayard Johnson -- Spinach Dress / Alexandre Rockwell -- What I Always Wanted / Hugh Fox -- Monster / Brian Bouldrey -- The Missionary / Paul Agostino -- Sometimes It Ain't Easy Being a Gal / Ian Kerkhof -- Lawrence Chua -- Cunt Talk / Paul Skiff -- Tea for Two / Catfish McDaris -- The Body He Went to Bed With / John Vanderslice -- The Newly Born Man / Bruce Bauman -- Rufus Griscom -- The Major Wants to Adopt the Girls / Tad Richards -- Achilles Speaks of His Deception in the Court of Lykomedes / Michael Martone -- Joe Gets Blunzed / Rudy Rucker -- Pearl Harbor / Paul West -- My Lady / Bill Buege -- The Mangina / Jonathan Ames -- No Offense Intended / Gerald Locklin -- Go with the Flow / Bernard Cohen -- X-Ray Dreams, 1963 / Andi Olsen, Lance Olsen -- The Hunger of the Day Before / Edward Field -- The Pill / Sandip Roy -- Bacchus in Black Lace / Thomas S. Roche -- So Much to Do and So Little Time / Alfred Vitale -- I Want to Be a Woman / Evert Eden -- Womanizer / Ronald Sukenick.
Summary:
"The bestselling Dick for a Day: What Would You Do If You Had One? was an unprecedented crossover phenomenon, tickling humor fans, impressing gender studies buffs, and winning over readers of all ages. Now, in the interest of equality and fairness, editor Fiona Giles turns the tables, recruiting a varied stable of Y-chromosomed wordsmiths to wax playful, erotic, and philosophic about how they would react if they suddenly discovered they had become distinctly female for a day. Many of the contributions are comic, some are cautionary, and others are downright strange; but each, at its core, pays homage to women and their sexuality. Beyond the hilarious leaps of imagination and cleverly spun conceits, Chick for a Day's chief revelation is the way physical transformation into a woman encourages greater insights into the mind and spirit of both sexes."--Jacket.
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