Jill Johnston

Jill Johnston was an American feminist author, cultural critic, and performance artist. She is best known for her column "Lesbian Nation" that she wrote for The Village Voice from 1969 to 1975.

The main focus of Johnston's writing was feminism, lesbianism, and the political and social aspects of the feminist movement in the 1970s. She was known for her radical and provocative views on these subjects.

Yes, Jill Johnston wrote several books including "Lesbian Nation: The Feminist Solution," "Mother Bound," and "Fine Madness: A Performance Memoir." She was also a regular contributor to various magazines and newspapers.

"Lesbian Nation" was a groundbreaking column that brought lesbian issues to the forefront of the feminist movement. Johnston's column provided a platform for lesbian voices and discussions about lesbianism, sexuality, and gender politics.

Yes, Jill Johnston was also a performance artist. She was known for her unique and experimental performances that challenged traditional notions of art and gender. Her performances often included spoken word, dance, and multimedia elements.