for Ladies into Ladies into Sci-fi/Fantasy
[You like Buffy, contemporary urban fantasy, witches, sisterhood, Young Adult]
- You’ll love; The Engelsfors Trilogy by Mats Strandberg & Sara Elfgren Bergmark
[You like classic fantasy, epic fantasy, quests, magic, sole survivors]
- You’ll love; Fire Logic by Laurie Marks
[You like military fantasy, matriarchal societies, female warriors, slow-burn bow chicka-wow-wow]
- You’ll love; The Warrior’s Path by Catherine M Wilson
[You like shapeshifters, secret societies, romance, star crossed lovers]
- You’ll love; Second Nature by Jae
[You like super powered mutants, near future dystopias, underdogs, and orphans who like to box]
- You’ll love; Santa Olivia by Jaqueline Carey
[You like Zombies, pop culture references, innuendos and sass]
- You’ll love; Eat Your Heart Out by Dayna Ingram
[You like Norse mythology, urban fantasy, blacksmiths, dragons and Portland]
- You’ll love; Black Blade Blues by J.A. Pitts
[You like classic Science Fiction, parallel universes, poetry and philosphy]
- You’ll love; The Female Man by Joanna Russ
[You like gothic ghost stories, mind-fucks, atmospheric autumn novels in a New England setting]
- You’ll love; The Red Tree by Caitlin Kiernan
[You like robots, space, science fiction, wit, scathing satire]
- You’ll love; The Stone Gods by Jeanette Winterson
You really should read more lesbian books, so you’re perfectly free to see this as the kick in the ass that you need to do just that. Pick one and read it. Pick two, read both. Pick all. Just read more lesbian books.
Thanks for sharing this!
Can I add Malinda Lo’s ‘Ash’ and ‘Huntress’ – the first a take on the Cinderella story and the second is a classic fantasy adventure in the same universe as Ash, but set several hundred years earlier. Her science fiction thrillers Adaptation and its sequel, Inheritance are excellent, also.
If you like a different take on fairytales, Emma Donoghue’s Kissing the Witch is absolutely a must-read. Lyrical, challenging – totally reinvents classic fairy tales for modern readers.
The Doctor Is Out 