[ SECRET POST #2936 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2936 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[caerbannog]

Santa Olivia by Jacqueline Carey

I've still yet to read Fingersmith so idk if it's tragic or not.

Laura Caxton by David Wellington

Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett

Banshee's Honor by Shaylynn Rose

Vows and Honor Mercedes Lackey is a fave, but it's not entirely lesbian. One is p. much asexual and she's ?bonded? to another warrior lady who on occaison may sleep with a man. So kind of heterosexual life partners? but i loved the relationship so if you dont mind that.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[feotakahari]

I would definitely disagree with the characterization of Laura Caxton as non-tragic. Granted, it's hyperviolent action with vampires and gun porn, but it's still a series about a woman who painfully loses everyone she cares about.

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[caerbannog]

Thinking about it, I'd have to agree!

I think I took OP's post to mean less "no happy endings for lesbians" trope than avoiding tragic books in general. Serves me right for not having coffe ^^;;

Re: Non-tragic lesbian literature

[darkmanifest]

Seconding Santa Olivia. Didn't care for the sequel, but the first was a great read.