Twitter goddess Maureen Johnson has published many books in her long career, most recently, the mystery “Truly Devious” and the anthology “How I Resist.” “The Bermudez Triangle” is one of her earlier ones, and it has a plot that I have not seen in any other book before or since. “The Bermudez Triangle” by Maureen Johnson This is a friendship that sparkles with truth, love and both girls’ own inner beauty.ģ. They bond over quirky activities like thrift store shopping and cutting up pictures of beautiful women from magazines and creating a collage out of them (if only they’d had Instagram!). Val and Chloe’s friendship is irresistible – you’ll wish you had one like it if you don’t already. Predating the legendary lesbian YA “Annie on My Mind” by four years, this novel is about two girls who are questioning their sexuality. “Just how far do the bounds of friendship go?” the cover of this YA asks. In this novel, two girls, Lexie and Jinx, become friends when they meet at school, and what should be the start of a beautiful love story turns into an epic disaster. It’s overflowing with great characterization, and damn, it just hurts so good – you really feel like you’re experiencing the brutal treatment our heroine gets firsthand. It starts out slow but then revs up with an emotional tension that will have you turning pages. “Crush” occupies an interesting middle space between YA and adult fiction. Throw a few of these babes into your beach bag, download some on your Kindle, or fire up that dusty library card and enjoy. All have the potential to seriously change your world. So here are 14 you absolutely need if you want to call yourself a well-read lesbian. There are so many books you can get easily overwhelmed.

Today we have queer YA, mainstream lesbian fiction, and even dyke erotica to choose from.

That scandalous book led to two obscenity trials. Dyke fiction has been a thing since at least 1928, when “The Well of Loneliness” was published.

Crush by jane futcher