title: To Grandmother's House I Go.
abstract: SUMMARY Within the mode of "biomythography" that owes its identification as a genre to Audre Lorde's ZAMI,Jewelle Gomez examines her own writing processes. Her explorations revolve around her work-in-process about her great grandmother's life. Issues of truth, memory, history, race, and community are considered. The author also discusses the embodied nature of writing.
authors.affiliation: a San Francisco State University , USA.
authors.forename: J
authors.initials: J
authors.lastname: Gomez
keywords: Lesbians; body; history; language; myth; racism; self-writing