Venus Envy
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Core Metadata
Title: Venus Envy
Creator: Rita Mae Brown
Local Name: วีนัสเอนวี่
Countries: United States
Date Created: 1993 (first publication)
Date Acquired: 1995
Description: A contemporary lesbian-comedy novel about a woman artist facing a midlife and identity crisis, satirizing American society and exploring sexuality in the early 1990s.
Language: English
Type: Novel (Fiction)
Format: Print (Hardcover / Paperback)
Identifier: ISBN 0553091999 / 9780553091991
Rights: Rita Mae Brown / Bantam Books
License: Library Lending
Link source: Click
Libraries Metadata
Author: Rita Mae Brown
Publisher: Bantam Books
Publication Date: 1993
Edition: First edition
ISBN/ISSN: 0553091999
Call Number: PS3552.R698 V46 1993
Genre: Lesbian fiction / Satire
Preservation Metadata
Preservation Status: Archived in physical collection
Preservation History: Cataloged in OPAC in 1995
Retention Policy: Long-term archival
Archival Location: English Literature section, university library
Relational Metadata
Parent Collection: Fiction / English Literature
Sub Collections: LGBTQ+ Literature
Related Items: Rubyfruit Jungle (1973) by Rita Mae Brown
Accessibility Metadata
Accessibility Features: Standard print
Legal Metadata
Copyright Status: Copyrighted
Copyright Holder: Rita Mae Brown
Jurisdiction: United States
Cultural Metadata
Cultural Significance: LGBT+ fiction with strong feminist themes
Cultural Context: American queer literature
Usage Metadata
Access Statistics: Borrowed ~15 times in the past 10 years
Citation Information: Brown, Rita Mae. Venus Envy. Bantam Books, 1993. ISBN 0553091999.
User Feedback: Frequently referenced by students of Gender Studies and Literature
Educational Metadata
Educational Use: Gender studies, LGBTQ+ literature
Learning Objectives: Exploring personal identity and social commentary
GEO Spatial Metadata
Location: National Library of Thailand, Bangkok
Countries: Thailand
Technical Metadata
File Format: Physical book (print)
Temporal Metadata
Date Range: 1993 - present
Event Date: Publication in 1993; library acquisition in 1995