Her toaster oven has been repossessed
Halso, I had to mention this: There's a lesbian mystery writer named Ellen Hart who's been out since Christ was a pup, and she just discovered the Indigo Girls. Quoth Hart: "You'd think I'd been hermetically sealed in a box for the past 20 years, but the truth is, before January of 2004, none of this music was even on my radar screen."
posted by Clementine at 1:42 PM
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Are you sure she's a lesbian? Is she even an American? Did she go to college? Because it's illegal otherwise.
I am going to have to read some of these mysteries; I remember you telling me about them. Who are some of your favorite authors?
Oh crap, now I've outed myself as a reader of bad lesbian mysteries! PK, a disclaimer: these books aren't actually good. Still, I really love them! That said, here's the short list:
--Sandra Scoppettone
--Barbara Wilson (she also wrote an interesting memoir about growing up Christian Science; it's worth a read)
--Katherine Forrest
--Julie Smith
--Nicola Griffith
--Elizabeth Sims
--Mary Wings
--Ellen Hart
Annie On My Mind by Nancy Garden isn't a mystery, but you should definitely read it. It's like The Incredibly True Adventures of Two Girls in Love, only book-form. Good times!
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