Who Does That Bitch Think She Is?

This audiobook offers a compelling exploration of drag history through the life of Doris Fish, a complex and influential figure whose career in the 1970s helped shape the acceptance of queer identities today. From his beginnings in Sydney to his vibrant performances in San Francisco, Doris's life reflects the intersection of art, politics, and societal change during a pivotal era. Through interviews and personal writings, the narrative captures the humor, tragedy, and cultural significance of a generation that challenged norms and laid the groundwork for modern drag.