Brownstein, Marilyn

Gail Fisher and Marilyn Brownstein have been friends since childhood. They grew up on the same street, fought over the same toys, and chased the same boys. Both women attended Northeast High School in Philadelphia during the early 1960s, and each found a way to break the boundaries that limited their lives.

Inspired to share their memories with others, Gail and Marilyn penned a personal memoir together. Their autobiographical account, "Starcrossed", tells tale of their triumph over turbulent times and celebrates how each woman, as a young girl, found ways to make her life, and the lives of