Zofia Romanowiczowa | Passage Through the Red Sea | ‘ Zofia Romanowicz is first and foremost the philosopher of exile. She examines its many forms, especially otherness in general, which under the name
Gawen Brownrigg | Star Against Star | Story of a girl conditioned from childhood to lesbian affairs, first by an overly seductive mother, then by a school friend. The book has the doom-rid
T. Greenwood | Bodies of Water | In 1960, Billie Valentine is a young housewife living in a sleepy Massachusetts suburb, treading water in a dull marriage and caring for two adopted d
Lawrence Durrell | Clea | Minor lesbian content in the tetralogy (listed here as a series), each of which tells various aspects of a complex story of passion and deception from
Cecil Dawkins | Charleyhorse | On a ten-thousand-acre ranch in Kansas, Belle Burden and her daughter, Charley, vie for attention, recognition and love as if there’s not enough room
Thomas Hardy | Desperate Remedies | Hardy described Desperate Remedies as a tale of ‘mystery, entanglement, surprise and moral obliquity’.
Cytherea has taken a position as lady’
Karen Snow | Willo | A family story spanning early to mid 20th century events.
Christopher La Farge | The Sudden Guest | The human driftwood blown up by a hurricane includes a pair of lesbians, stirring latent memories in the novel’s heroine–an embittered, abandoned spi
Jane Rule | Against The Season | When Amelia Larson takes her dead sister’s diaries from a dusty disused ballroom and reads them, ignoring her dying sister’s wish that they be burnt,
Eveline Mahyère | I Will Not Serve | Precocious, nonconformist Sylvie has been expelled from a convent for writing, in a letter, that she loves one of the nuns. The story deals with the u