Nancy Manahan
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I’m delighted that Elena Graf has published another novel in the Hobbs series. Rip Tide is a perfect title for a book set on the coast, with characters metaphorically swept out to sea by a maelstrom of powerful currents. It swept me up from page one. ...more | |
"This is the tenth and final book by Kiki Archer. And boy, will we all miss her- especially after reading this. It was quite a rollercoaster of a ride and the perfect story to sign off with. Piano teacher, Sophie is distraught after splitting from her"
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Civil Disobedience (and how to dress for it): A Diz and Clarissa Tale
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The Pairing
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“I didn't know I was in love with her. I only knew that the chapel vibrated when she walked in, and my stomach lurched when she knelt soundlessly behind me. I longed for her touch.”
― Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence
― Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence
“Ironically groups of nuns or lesbians are often mistaken for one another today, since we often travel in female packs oblivious to male attention or needs. Eschewing the cosmetics and costumes of the commercially promoted feminine mystique, both nuns and lesbians are emotionally inaccessible to male coercion. Time and energy which heterosexual women devote to catering to men can be focused on private or communal projects. Despite similarities, a male-defined culture which moralizes about "sins of the flesh" and the pollution and evil of women's carnal desires sees both nuns and lesbians as "unnatural" but at opposite poles on a scale of female virtue.”
― Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence
― Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence
“(Straight people may have a difficult time understanding this desire to say our name because they have never been forced into deception.)”
― Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence
― Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence