Stone Butch Blues

by Leslie Feinberg

Liebe Theresa, ich liege auf dem Bett und vermisse Dich.

The Persistent Desire

by Joan Nestle

Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers

by Lillian Faderman

Early twentieth-century women, particluarly those of the middle class, had grown up in a society where love between youn...

The lesbian erotic dance

by JoAnn Loulan

Narrating and negotiating butch and femme

by Sara L Crawley

Butch/femme

by Manuela Soares, Judy Grahn

Persistence

by Ivan E. Coyote, Zena Sharman

BUTCHES, FEMMES, AND KIKIS: CREATING LESBIAN SUBCULTURES IN...

Dagger

by Roxxie, Lily Burana

Femme/Butch

by Michelle Gibson, Deborah T. Meem

SUMMARY. In Leslie Feinberg's novel, Stone Butch Blues, the main character, Jess, can be read as either stone butch or t...

Sometimes she lets me

by Tristan Taormino

Butch and femme on and off the Takarazuka stage

by Jennifer Robertson

Opposite sex

by Sara Miles, Eric E. Rofes

My Butch Career

by Esther Newton

Pregnant butch

by A. K. Summers

A companion to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and quee...

by George E. Haggerty, Molly McGarry

Baby, You Are My Religion

by Marie Cartier

Femme whore

by SWARM Collective

Please Don't Call Me a Lesbian

by Johnna m. gale

On being hard femme

by Jackie Wang