Lesbian Fiction

Just below are the fiction books I have personally reviewed via posts on this site. All of the books are linked out to their reviews. From a book link perspective (the graphic of the cover and the title link), many of the books are in paperback format with some in hardcover. For those of you that have an Amazon Kindle book reader, you might want to check out the page on this site that is devoted to the current top 10 gay fiction and lesbian fiction books for the Kindle. That page will be updated at least twice per month. Many of the books below are also available for the Kindle.

Lesbian Fiction Books I’ve reviewed:

Inseparable: Desire Between Women in Literature by Emma Donoghue.  No, this isn’t fiction but it’s all about women couples that appear literature with beginnings really, quite some time ago. I think this is an excellent reference. Please see my April 24th, 2012 post to find out why I think so.

Jericho by Ann McMan. Please see my April 2nd, 2012 post for my review.

Inner Secrets by Suzie Carr. Please see my March 19th, 2012 post for my review.

On March 3rd, 2012 I reviewed the top five lesbian fiction books available for the Amazon Kindle reader as ranked by reader reviews. Please click the link to see the post.

Come and Go by Lee Harlem Robinson, the main characters name and the pen name for Hannelore Arbyn. Please see my February 27th, 2012 post for my review.

Landing by Emma Donoghue. Please see my January 16th, 2012 post for my review of this work by the author of the popular historical fiction novel, Slammerkin

The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall. Please see my December 29th, 2011 post about the biography of Hall by author Diana Soulhami for more information about this, the most famous/infamous of Hall’s works.

High Dive by Cynthia Tyler. Please read my December 26th, 2011 post for my review.

Blind Leading the Blind an Erik and Liz Mystery by Susan Landis-Steward. This is her first “book” in publication (she has a 20 year background in journalism). Please see my December 12th, 2011 post for my review.

And Playing the Role of Herself by K.E. Lane. This is her first full length novel in publication. She has written femslash under a pseudonym for quite some time. Please see my December 5th, 2011 post for my review.

Sing You Home: A Novel by Jodi Picoult. Ms. Picoult is a well known, much published author. This is her first lesbian themed novel. Please see my November 28th, 2011 post for my review.

Glitter Girl by Erin Quinn O’briant. This is Erin’s 1st novel but not her first published book. Please see my October 31st, 2011 post for my review.

Appalachian Justice by Melinda Clayton. Please see my October 3rd, 2011 post for my review.

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe: A Novel by Fannie Flagg. Please see my September 26th, 2011 post for my review.

 Water Mark (Micky Knight Mysteries) by J. M. Redmann. Please see my September 12th, 2011 post for my review.

           Some of the works of Gerri Hall, particularly focused on her combination mystery/lesbian romance fiction. Please see my August 5th, 2011 post for my review.

                     The works of Jamaican born lesbian author Fiona Zedde. Please see my August 8th, 2011 post for my review.

                         The works of Melissa Good. Please see my July 25th, 2011 post for my review.

 Rubyfruit Jungle by Rita Mae Brown. A classic of lesbian fiction; please read my July 18th, 2011 post for my review.

 Tipping the Velvet: A Novel by Sarah Waters. Please see my July 11th, 2011 post for my review.

 Stone Butch Blues: A Novel by Leslie Feinberg. Please see my July 4th, 2011 post for my review.

 Miss Timmins’ School for Girls: A Novel by Nayana Currimbhoy. This is Nayana’s first novel. Please see my June 27th, 2011 post for my review. 

 Port Mortuary by out lesbian writer, Patricia Cornwell. Please see my June 20th, 2011 post for my review.

  Waking Up Gray by R.E. “Decky” Bradshaw. You can read my review in my May 30th, 2011 post.

 Hunter’s Pursuit by Kim Baldwin. This was Baldwins first published novel…only a few short years ago. She has since published many more including the very popular Elite Operatives Series. You can read my review in my Monday, May 23rd 2011 post.