Lesbian Literature Gallery
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i know lesbianism is by definition lyric in homage to sappho but at heart im a tragedy lesbian
Monique Wittig & Sande Zeig, Lesbian Peoples: Material for a Dictionary
excerpt from an article about lesbian culture published in maize: a lesbian country magazine no. 24,
Judith A. Markowitz, The Gay Detective Novel: Lesbian and Gay Main Characters and Themes in Mystery
“Being dykes, we adore in the dark …” by Gillian Hanscombe, from Sybil: The Gilde of Her Tong
excerpt from dyke life: from growing up to growing old, a celebration of the lesbian experience by k
oddwomen:A Woman’s Woman by Toni Adler (1962)
gameraboy1:Loveliest of Friends by G. Sheila DonisthorpeBerkley 359, 1956Photo cover
from the cover of the book lesbian/woman by del martin and phyllis lyon, wives and founders of the d
“After Language” by Chaia Heller, from My Lover Is a Woman: Contemporary Lesbian Love Poems edited b
excerpt from the ripening: an almanac of lesbian lore & vision by lee lanning and vernette hart,
lesbian land, a collection of thirty stories by lesbians on land edited by joyce cheney, september 1
Amruta Patil’s Kari (2008) was perhaps the first widely published and circulated Indian graphic nove
excerpt from “what the well dressed dyke will wear” in dyke: a quarterly no. 1, winter 1975
Lesbian writer Nicola Griffith with her wife, lesbian writer Kelley Eskridge.
Isabel Miller at home in Poughkeepsie, New York (1992), NYPL. “Isabel Miller” was a pen name for Alm
sappho was a right on woman: a liberated view of lesbianism was the first nonfiction book about lesb
A selection of Alison Bechdel’s Illustrations for Found Goddesses: Asphalta to Viscera, by Morgan Gr
banjobutch:Happy birthday, Audre Lorde! (February 18, 1934)A prominent Black lesbian poet and activi
jenjensd: gt-r: literature… Lesbian awakening in a perfume review. Gotta say I’m a fan.
deviatesinc:1976
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pleasuresoftheduke: A Homage to Sappho | Norman Lindsay (C.1928)
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