If you liked the pop princesses' kisses, you'll LOVE this

[ForrestGump]

:D

These also cater strictly to straight fantasies of lesbian love. Oh, I just love this sort of thing (the funky cover art, I mean).

[markbark]

1. Adult Reading?

You sure it's not Science Fiction?

Those women OBVIOUSLY come from low-gravity worlds :crazy:



--MAB

[LynneSin]

2. And they have real thighs

like most women today have and not what is portrayed in the media

[blackcat77]

3. Check luridfridge.com for lots more like this nt

[ForrestGump]

6. I love it!

Thanks!

This one is pretty funny - the artist has given the purported lesbians the stereotypical gaymaile wrist action. Ha! Guess he didn't know any real lesbians.....



EDIT: "gaymaile"? Is this a new thing from the US Postal Service? I meant "gay male," of course.

[ForrestGump]

7. And I just can't look at this one without thinking of NSMA......

"Crowned campus queen, she chose to rule a small, hot female realm of off-beat lust."

Yeah, right...... :D

[ForrestGump]

9. hey! What's Elvis doing on here, dammit!?

[AquariDem]

4. I've got a whole book of those

It's called "Strange Sisters" and it's written/compiled by Jaye Zimet. Great browsing stuff!!

[soleft]

5. Lesbian Pulp Fiction was big in the 50's and early sixties

Odd Girl Out

http://webpages.marshall.edu/~jarrell3/analysis.html

There's a hysterically funny theatrical troupe which does skitts based on this genre.

http://www.onthevergetheatre.org/pulp.htm

Popular lesbian fiction today has taken on a Dickensian twist with Sarah's Waters "Tipping the Velvet"

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1573227889/102-4519926-8978560?v=glance

[ForrestGump]

8. The 'Odd Girl out" link didn't go to anything for me :-( But that

theater group sounds like big fun.

And, about "Tipping the Velvet," there's this:

"With a title that's a euphemism for cunnilingus and a plot awash with graphic lesbian sex."

I didn't know that! Why wasn't I briefed about this euphemism!?

[soleft]

10. I don't read, so I didn't know until I saw the BBC adaptation of the book

Which starred Diana Rigg's daughter, fyi