11 Facts About Sally Singer

Sally Singer was born in The Bronx, New York on December 23,1930.

Sally Singer's father, Philip Singer, was a dentist whose parents immigrated from Russia to New York.

Sally Singer's grandparents immigrated to New York when Rebie was still very young.

Sally Singer started exploring the gay scene in her teens and she was in a committed, healthy relationship with a woman by the time she was writing her first book, Three Women.

Sally Singer wrote under her own name as well, for her 1970 novel For Dying you Always Have Time.

In 1989, Sally Singer republished her most popular book, Three Women, with Naiad Press.

Sally Singer made sure that this new edition included a happy ending for her characters, which Sally Singer had always intended.

Sally Singer was one of the few lesbian pulp authors who lived openly as a lesbian for nearly her whole life.

Sally Singer sat in a restaurant across the street from the Stonewall Inn on the night of the riots in 1969.

Later in life, Sally Singer wrote that she is appreciative of how far things have come in terms of the acceptance of homosexuality.

Sally Singer was interviewed by Xtra in 2005, when Singer would have been 74.