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在同性恋家庭长大的女孩 　　Terry Gross （Host）： It’s not unusual now to see children with gay parents， but it was uncommon when my guest was raised in the ’70s and ’80s by her gay father. Alysia Abbott has written a new 1）memoir about growing up in the early years of the gay rights movement in the capital of gay America， San Francisco. 　　It’s called “Fairyland： A Memoir of My Father.” Her father， Steve Abbott， was a poet， essayist and editor. He described himself as 2）bisexual when in 1969 he married the woman who became Alysia’s mother. They were both graduate students at Emory University in Atlanta. Alysia writes that while her parents shared a bed and a life， her father helped organize Atlanta’s Gay Liberation Front and was the gay lib editor at Atlanta’s alternative weekly， The Great Speckled Bird. 　　特丽?格罗斯（主持人）：现在看到同性恋父母带着孩子并不觉得异乎寻常，但我的嘉宾在20世纪七八十年代由她的同性恋父亲养大，那时那样的事并不寻常。阿莉西娅?阿博特写了一部新的回忆录，讲述自己在同性恋者权利运动早期在美国同性恋之都――旧金山市的成长故事。 　　书名叫《梦游仙境：回忆我的父亲》。她的父亲史蒂夫?阿博特是一位诗人、散文家和编辑。在1969年他跟后来生下阿莉西娅的女人结婚时，他描述自己是双性恋者。他们俩都是亚特兰大埃默里大学的毕业生。阿莉西娅在书中描述到，当她父母同床共枕共同生活时，她父亲协助组织同性恋解放阵线，也是另类周刊《带花斑的大鸟》同性恋解放版的编辑。 　　Two years after Alysia was born， her mother was killed in a car accident. Soon after， her father decided they would move to San Francisco， and the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood became their home. He died of AIDS-related 3）complications in 1992. Alysia’s new memoir is based in part on her father’s journals. 　　And I haven’t read anything about a child of a gay parent 4）at the dawn of the age of the gay liberation era. Do you feel like this gives you a kind of unique perspective on that era？ 　　Alyaia Abbott： Yes. I mean I think that the experience of being a child of a gay parent in my generation or the child of a gay parent 5）coming of age today is very different. Most of the children born of gay parents in the first two decades after Stonewall， those children were the products of 6）heterosexual unions， usually straight marriages. 　　And so in those situations 7）typically the parent was 8）close