e-Book Twilight Girl download

by Della Martin

ISBN: 1573442356
ISBN13: 978-1573442350
Language: English
Publisher: Cleis Press (March 24, 2006)
Pages: 176
Category: Womens Fiction
Subategory: Literature

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Lon knew Rags by the sharp black tux, the cerise bow-tie beneath a pallid, acne-scarred face. Rags stood sullen in the doorway, behind her an amateurishly lettered notice: THE 28%-MEMBERS ONLY What the hell's with the pounding?". Rags was no bigger than Violet, but the tough bass sound was enormous. Sweetie, meet this real good friend a mine. Unsmiling, Rags nodded. Lon responded, "Hi!". And apparently being Violet's "good friend" meant open sesame. Friend and proprietress led Lon into.

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Here is the story not of the older, harder type of twilight woman, but of an innocent highschool girl, Lorraine Harris. She is first led into perverse practices by Violet, a pretty blonde carhop. Then, Lorraine is pulled ever more deeply into tainted love by Sassy Gregg, a wealthy seeker of twisted kicks – and by Mavis, wonderful Mavis, who becomes Lorraine’s wife.

Here is the story not of the older, harder type of twilight woman, but of an innocent high school girl, Lorraine Harris.

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Three quarters of an actual novel and one quarter required melodrama. But that being said, Del Martin shows some real style and substance with these characters. There are glimpses of the real world and real people beneath the paperback cover.

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The swaggering butches and dolled-up femmes of this 1961 lesbian pulp novel experience the guilt, thrills, and wonder of forbidden love.“She knew why they danced with such gay desperation.”A budding butch in the Brylcreem era, Lorraine “Lon” Harris fantasizes about a South Pacific island full of women, where everyone will be free and accepting, and she’ll never have to wear an eyelet blouse again. Spurned by her high school English teacher, Lon turns to a new friend, the brash, purple-haired Violet, who draws Lon into the lesbian underworld of suburban Los Angeles, to the sordid 28 Percent Club, a private bar where those with “contaminated passions” cling to each other. Here, among the swaggering butches and dolled-up femmes, Lon will discover herself. And here she will first lay eyes on brilliant, lovely Mavis, a black jazz pianist and the girlfriend of wealthy Sassy Gregg, whose heavy bracelets may as well be brass knuckles where Lon is concerned.

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Swordsong

Just this morning, I was talking about my teen years when I first fell in love with another woman. How I was closeted, not because I wanted to be, but because I had no one to tell. Bars were gone, victim to women's need to pair up and domesticate, soon to fall victim to the "gay virus." The Internet did not yet exist. I knew *of* Lesbian Pulp Novels, since I was capable of doing research. I read so many books looking for myself among them. But I was not there. I am not Lon, or Violet or John or Mary. Now, I look back at these novels and realize I was never in them, but I'm glad to have read them...and glad to let young women know they exist. They may not tell our stories, but that's a good thing.

Let us be reminded, and never let it be that way again.

Dakora

There is almost nothing "lesbian" about this. It's all about men! How frustrating!