Edith Eyde

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Edith Eyde is an American editor, writer, and song writer. In the 1940's while working as a secretary in Los Angeles, she wrote and published nine issues of Vice Versa, one of the first LGBT publications in North America. Edith was active early in the US gay rights movement. She wrote under the pseudonym "Lisa Ben," an anagram of "lesbian."

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