Red Love Across the Pacific

Tomoko Aoyama, University of Queensland, AustraliaRosemary Hennessy, Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality, Rice University, USAAaron S. Lecklider, University of Massachusetts, Boston, USAJulia Mickenberg, University of Texas at Austin, USANicole Moore, University of New South Wales, Canberra, AustraliaJiseung Roh, Incheon National University, KoreaDaniel Sanderson, College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University, AustraliaAlan Wald, University of Michigan, USAMaria Zavialova, Museum of Russian Art, Minnesota, USA

• Table of Contents List of illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Sex, Texts, Comrades; Ruth Barraclough, Heather Bowen-Struyk, Paula Rabinowitz 1. 'To Be His Storm Over Asia': American Women, Sex and Revolutionary Tourism in Russia, 1905-1945; Julia Mickenberg 2. Red Love in Korea: Rethinking Communism, Feminism, Sexuality; Ruth Barraclough 3. Red Love as Seditious Sex: Bans on Proletarian Women's Writings in Australia in the 1930s; Nicole Moore 4. Between Men: Comrade Love in Japanese Proletarian Literature; Heather Bowen-Struyk 5. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing: Han Suyin and the Image of Asia; Daniel Sanderson 6. Sexual Bohemians in Cold War America: A Minority within a Minority; Alan Wald 7. Yoshiko & Yuriko: Love, Texts and Camaraderie; Tomoko Aoyama 8. 'Night Must Fall': Desire and Development in Willard Motley's Let Noon Be Fair; Aaron Lecklider 9. Love in the Labyrinth: Mexico's North-South Encuentros; Rosemary Hennessy 10. Love Under Dictatorship: The Pleasures of Korea's Working-Class Women; Jiseung Roh 11. Class Ventriloquism: Women's Letters, Lectures, Lyrics-and Love; Paula Rabinowitz 12. Red Venus: Alexandra Kollontai's Love of Worker Bees and Women in Soviet Art; Maria Zavialova List of Contributors Index

"This incredibly timely collection maps the vogue for stories of eros and revolutionary politics that spread across the Asia Pacific through writing, art, and activism. Grappling with works that have been distorted by state repression and self-censorship, the authors demonstrate their compelling and often surprising implications and legacies." Cheryl Higashida, University of Colorado at Boulder, USA"Red Love Across the Pacific brings together cutting-edge work by leading scholars from Australasia, Asia, Russia, and North America. The result is a completely new understanding of the history of revolutionary movements in the trans-Pacific." Theodore Hughes, Columbia University, USA"Red Love Across the Pacific is a unique and inspired collection of essays, brilliantly conceived Barraclough, Bowen-Struyk, and Rabinowitz are without a doubt the most eminently qualified to put together a collection such as this, and the diversity of their geopolitical fields of specialization has allowed them to envision a volume that is transnational rather than simply international." Elyssa Faison, University of Oklahoma, USA