Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image
Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ-image

Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ

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width: 7.1 in Genre: Fiction Item Length: 7.1 in Ex Libris: No Author: Erika Lopez Edition: First Edition Topic: General, Lgbt / Gay Country of Origin: United States Publisher: Simon & Schuster Narrative Type: Fiction Features: Dust Jacket Number of Pages: 272 Pages Publication Year: 2001 Book Title: Hoochie Mama Format: Hardcover Intended Audience: Adults Signed: No ISBN: 9780684869742 Language: English Illustrator: Yes Item Width: 7.1 in Inscribed: No Item Weight: 16.7 Oz Type: Novel

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Hoochie Mama; The Other White Meat. Erika Lopez. 2001. HCDJ. Remaindered book -- see pix we "Hoochie Mama" by Erika Lopez is a first edition novel published by Simon & Schuster in 2001. This fiction book, intended for an adult audience, features a dust jacket and illustrations. The novel explores themes of LGBTQ identity and is set in a general fiction context. Mad Dog Lopez returns to San Francisco after a stint in prison, and discovers that her grimy, sexy, wicked city of the 70s and 80s that was lost to realtors, Starbucks, and yuppies during the dot com boom of the 90s. Remaindered book -- see pix we "Hoochie Mama" by Erika Lopez is a first edition novel published by Simon & Schuster in 2001. This fiction book, intended for an adult audience, features a dust jacket and illustrations. The novel explores themes of LGBTQ identity and is set in a general fiction context. Mad Dog Lopez returns to San Francisco after a stint in prison, and discovers that her grimy, sexy, wicked city of the 70s and 80s that was lost to realtors, Starbucks, and yuppies during the dot com boom of the 90s.

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