The Anarchist's Girlfriend - Weinstein, Susan I
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The Anarchist's Girlfriend was developed in the art bars of late 1970's New York. Inspired by Dostoyevsky's divine "Idiot," the AG is a clairvoyant Brooklyn Go-Go Girl who designs clothes of the future. Delightfully retro and powerfully prescient, the novel satirizes New York's bohemian underground and the America of any time.

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The Anarchist's Girlfriend was developed in the art bars of late 1970's New York. Inspired by Dostoyevsky's divine "Idiot," the AG is a clairvoyant Brooklyn Go-Go Girl who designs clothes of the future. Delightfully retro and powerfully prescient, the novel satirizes New York's bohemian underground and the America of any time.
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Autorenporträt
Susan I. Weinstein is a writer, playwright, and painter. Susan's short fiction and poetry have appeared in numerous literary magazines, including "The Metric" and "The Portable Lower East Side" - a literary magazine in NYU's collection of the lower east side art and literary movement. Currently, she is at work on a WWII novel based on blacked out V-mail. She wrote "Rabies", a new language play produced by A.C.T. in Squaw Valley in 1974 and later developed "White-Walled Babes" at The Public Theater, produced at Trinity Rep among others. Her play "Something About That Face" was produced at NY's Harold Clurman Theater. Currently, she's working on a new play called "The Making of ADD/ADHD." Susan is married and lives in NYC.