SIX OF ONE (USED)SIGNED BY AUTHOR 1978

ublished in 1978, Six of One is one of Rita Mae Brown’s most celebrated works. It is the first book in her "Runnymede" series, set in a fictional town that straddles the Mason-Dixon line between Maryland and Pennsylvania.

The novel is a sprawling, multi-generational comedy-drama that follows the lives of the eccentric Hunsenmeir sisters, Juts and Wheezie. It is known for its:

• Strong Female Characters: It explores the bonds of sisterhood and the resilience of women across different eras (specifically the 1920s and the 1970s).

• Southern Humor: Brown utilizes a sharp, witty voice to tackle themes of class, sexuality, and small-town politics.

• Cultural Impact: As the follow-up to her groundbreaking debut Rubyfruit Jungle, this book solidified Brown as a major voice in contemporary and LGBTQ+ literature.