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Alma Routsong was born in Traverse City, Michigan 26 November 1924 , the daughter of Carl and Esther Miller Routsong. During World War II she served in the WAVES , training at the Farragut, Idaho Naval Training Center Traverse City ''Record-Eagle'', August 17, 1945 and then working as a hospital apprentice. She graduated from Michigan State University in 1949 with a degree in art. Routsong's first two novels were published under her own name, with the later works under the pen name, a combination of an anagram of "Lesbia" and her mother's maiden name. Between 1968 and 1971 she worked as an editor at Columbia University. From the mid-1970's until 1986 she was a proofreader for Time Magazine Wavie, "Isabel Miller". Routsong was an officer in the New York chapter of Daughters Of Bilitis Hogan and Hudson, ''Completely Queer'' and was arrested during a DOB police raidWavie, "Isabel Miller". Alma Routsong died in Poughkeepsie, New York on 4 October 1996 Social Security Death Index . WORKS AWARDS AND HONORS
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