Dear beloveds:

A long-ass list of historical fiction with lesbians.

You're welcome.

Love,
me.

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Oh, god. THERE WERE SO MANY. The Basil of Baker Street series, everything Tamora Pierce ever put into this world, But Not The Hippopotamus by Sandra Boynton, the Berenstein Bears, Officer Buckle and Gloria, Misty of Chincoteague and everything Marguerite Henry wrote after that especially King of the Wind, any and all fairy tale adaptations ( Read more... )

Okay so I'm not actually finished reading Wilful Impropriety, and I will post a complete review when I'm done, but I just had to come here and tell you guys that NOT ONLY are there lesbian ladies and gay gents hanging around and doing magic, NOT ONLY are there lady-friendly endings and at least one marriage where the wife is not at all sleeping ( Read more... )

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Today I cleaned my room. There was an ENTIRE TRASH BAG of stuff under my bed. SO MUCH CRAP, you guys. It's a queen-size bed! There shouldn't be that much space FOR that much stuff ( Read more... )

Why, no, I'm still not done. Please note that I haven't read these in a while and thus there are no trigger warnings from me (except the one that stuck). Check within the story before reading, just in case.

The Importance of Being Mostly Human. Discworld. Young Sam winds up in Susan's class. Revelations ensue.

Upside Down and Inside Out. Circle ( Read more... )

An exceptional book. I was much more intrigued by this book than I expected to be, and on completing it, I can't believe I ever doubted it. Blank presents an impeccably researched and compellingly written socio-political and medical-scientific examination of the state and concept of virginity, with meditations on the repercussions virginity or lack ( Read more... )

"Against Happiness: In Praise of Melancholy?" Really, dude? You're really going to tell me that Americans are over-medicated and should be sad? Oh, you specifically call out clinical depression and similar mental illnesses, and talk about them as something else entirely and not at all what you're talking about. Okay. Party on ( Read more... )

MOAR. Will I ever stop? Nobody knows.

A library burning. Gone-Away Lake. A beautifully elegiac meditation on history and the passing and preservation of time. JT, do not read, it will make you cry.

Trying Hard to Take it Back. Gentleman Bastard. Locke and Jean hang out, pal around, and recover from being sick.

Always Sufficient. Gentleman ( Read more... )

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