Love your enemy?: The debate between heterosexual feminism and political lesbianism

Politics & Social Sciences

Leeds Revolutionary Feminist Group

Social Sciences

Onlywomen Press

Women against violence against women

Dusty Rhodes (Editor)

Different enclosures

Klepfisz, Irena

<p>Fiction:  short stories - This is a collection of nine short stories "from a lesbian feminist perspective." Written in the late seventies and early eighties, some of the stories carry an imprint of the fears and politics of that time, making them seem a little out of date. Others are surprisingly apropos. The writing is strong and of good quality.</p>

The needle on full

Forbes, Caroline

Science Fiction & Fantasy

The Safe Sea of Women: Lesbian Fiction 1969-89

Bonnie Zimmerman

Literature & Fiction

This fiction is coming-of-age story set in the world of English Social Work. The author,famous as a campaigner for the Peace Movement, has published fiction, non-fiction, autobiography and also poetry.

Many Are Called

LGBTQ+ Books

Pat Arrowsmith

When Nomi Rabinovich is dumped by her girlfriend - for a man, she plots revenge and swears off love forever. But when her mother announces re-marriage, Nomi travels to see her family. Not only Jewish family traditions but also gay (male) politics enlarge the plot before love breaks out again.

Love Ruins Everything

Karen X. Toulchinsky

The encounter between Fiona, manager of a health project in Ghana, and Imogen, an artist hired to publicise overseas development work, is more than romantic. Both lesbians are in love with their careers and have learned not to prioritise relationships over work. How do ordinary Englishwomen view foreign places where real poverty and death are everyday occurrences? Where does this significantly sexy meeting lead?

A Passionate Development

Hill, Eleanor

All-purpose hospitals and amateur football teams are typical of Millford, the English town where Sarah, a lesbian with a depressive illness, and Heather, a wheelchair bound lawyer, tease out their emotions.

Stoppage Time

Shacklady, Helen

Europeans gay and straight populate a story inspired by artists and writers who moved in the Bohemian circles of Paris before the first World War. Readers may trace hints left by the work of classic authors such as D.H. Lawrence and Radcliffe Hall while the multiple characters of The Other Side offer fresh insights. Parisian playwright Charlie whose wealth, success and good looks turn heads is well known on both sides of the channel. But she is also an English aristocrat. Is a love affair with a painter of less exalted origins likely? Can the demimonde of the early twentieth century have imagined true love for serious artist, Anna, or for Charlie?

The Other Side

Sandra Freeman

Contemporary

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