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Tag Archives: world war ii
Lesbian fiction in WWII England: “A Wartime Love” by Shiralyn Lee
It’s a relief to be able to read a good, “old-fashioned” novel that’s neither sexually explicit nor specifically aimed at young adults — just a regular, grownup book about suffering bravely through war together and coming out into the sunshine … Continue reading
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Tagged british, british fiction, english, femslash, glbt, historical, lesbian, lesbians, lesfic, lgbt, queer, romance, shiralyn lee, world war 2, world war ii
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Shira Glassman 