[ SECRET POST #2936 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2936 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[(Anonymous)]

The Dark Wife: http://www.amazon.com/The-Dark-Wife-Sarah-Diemer-ebook/dp/B0050K7NCI

Not the greatest thing I've eve read, but I thought it was cute

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[(Anonymous)]

OP

Just from reading the summary I have a feeling I'm going to love this no matter how badly written it is. Thank you!

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Yeah, I pretty much HAD to read a lesbian version of Hades/Persephone. Hope you enjoy!

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[cakemage]

It's basically Greek Pantheon fanfic of the especially fluffy variety, and you could practically play femmeslash cliche bingo with it, but it was still a damn fun read and I loved the hell out of it.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[nightscale]

Oh man I've got a couple of gay/lesbian e-books on my kindle like that and they are fantastic, they may not be great literature but they are fun.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[cakemage]

I know exactly what you mean. Sometimes, light, fluffy, fan-ficcy LGBT books are exactly what I want to read, and nothing else will do. So, what are the titles of those books you have? I'm always looking to expand my e-book library.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[nightscale]

Lets see: Scrum(which is about a Rugby fan and the Rugby Captain), Not my Wolf(Gay werewolves), First Class Package(guy has a crush on his mail man), A Sprinkling of Short Lesbian Stories(what is says on the tin really, lots of short f/f stories), and New Girl(lesbian volleyball players).

I think I've got some more but these were the ones I found the easiest in my kindle library.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[cakemage]

Cool, thanks! They all sound like a lot of fun.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[hwc]

To people who've read it, goes the book the "all men are EVIL and only set out to hurt the precious and pure lesbianswomen" route? I stopped reading shortly after Persephone went to hell, and it seemed to me as thought that was were it was going.

I mean, Zeus is a dick in the myths, but the book seemed to dial it up to eleven. And then the dead guy seemed to be a lecherous asshole as well. Aaaand it looked like Hades went through the kind of woobiefication even woobie!Loki stans would be embarrassed about. Did I get the wrong impression? I love Greek myths and picked the book up because I thought a lesbian Hades/Persephone story could do no wrong, but the impression I got soured me on the book. :/

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Nah, that's pretty much the right impression. I still enjoyed it anyway, but I can't blame you for being put off.