In (Sem)Erotics, Elizabeth Meese pushes past traditional literary boundaries to explore the intimate friction between language and lesbian desire. Rather than offering a dry academic study or a straightforward story, she treats the act of writing itself as an erotic performance. The book reads like a deep, intellectual meditation where the “lesbian” isn’t just a … Read more
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