I less-than-three books.
Books I own that fit into the category 'lesbian literature': 74
I'm not sure if I expected more or fewer. I'm not even sure if it's a correct count (I'm short on book cases, books tend to end up all over the place). I do know that earlier today that count was 70 (and that it was close to 0 five years ago), and there are few things that make me happier than new books!
Newly added to the list (and one day I'll post the rest of the list):
Bittersweet - Nevada Barr - I've read a few (not all, but working on it) of her Anna Pidgeon mystieries, and they're awesome.
The Candidate - Tracey Richardson - new territory!
The Lonely Hearts Club - Radclyffe - new book by beloved favourite author
Turning Point - Zielinsky - new territory!
If anyone wanna recommend me lesbian fiction, go ahead! I prefer action over drama, intensely dislike un-happy endings (and even ambiguous ones), enjoy a good bit of romance, am way into instant pay-off and having people get what's coming to them, and if someone can make the location a character in itself (like Laurie King does!) that's the perfect icing on the cake.
I'm not sure if I expected more or fewer. I'm not even sure if it's a correct count (I'm short on book cases, books tend to end up all over the place). I do know that earlier today that count was 70 (and that it was close to 0 five years ago), and there are few things that make me happier than new books!
Newly added to the list (and one day I'll post the rest of the list):
Bittersweet - Nevada Barr - I've read a few (not all, but working on it) of her Anna Pidgeon mystieries, and they're awesome.
The Candidate - Tracey Richardson - new territory!
The Lonely Hearts Club - Radclyffe - new book by beloved favourite author
Turning Point - Zielinsky - new territory!
If anyone wanna recommend me lesbian fiction, go ahead! I prefer action over drama, intensely dislike un-happy endings (and even ambiguous ones), enjoy a good bit of romance, am way into instant pay-off and having people get what's coming to them, and if someone can make the location a character in itself (like Laurie King does!) that's the perfect icing on the cake.