Can anyone recommend any good GLBT ....
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Can anyone recommend any good GLBT ....
| Sun, 11-27-2005 - 4:28am |
books, movies, or some good music for the winter to curl up with? I could also post them on the web site for others.
Hugs,
Laurie
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This is a good idea, Laurie.
Here are the GLBT movies I'd recommend (there are a couple more but can't remember the names):
1. Better Than Chocolate
2. Lost and Delirious
3. Bound
4. The L Word series (we're watching Season 2 now)
5. If These Walls Could Talk 2
6. Aimee and Jaguar
My favorite musicians are:
1. Melissa E.
2. Melissa Ferrick
3. Indigo Girls
4. kd lang
I'll come back with more later!
Hugs,
Ting
There are some on that list we have never heard or seen. I thought it would be a fun winter project collection type thing.
We will post it all on the web site too.
Laurie
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Sheesh
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Yep! I guess you could say I
I think you should be assigned to report to us on each new lesbian related subject you experience. You should embrace you culture, go forth and multiply, lol.
Laurie
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Hopefully once we get settled in the new apartment I will have time to write some reviews again, but for now here is a list of some of the Books
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We need someone to do books, someone to do movies, someone to do music.
Also current events which I would like to ask mssherri to do, but I know she is busy but she might do those.
Ps, I wiped out the poetry page and I am getting it back together. I saved everything to an e-mail folder.
Laurie
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But the way L Word season Two ended made me mad.
Carol, In love with the most beautiful woman in the world.
Tipping the Velvet is based on a novel of the same title by Sarah Waters.
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If you read and enjoy "Tipping the Velvet" then you will also like "Fingersmith"... Both have also been made into movies, and are on DVD. Sarah Waters also wrote a book called "Affinity", but I have not read it yet... I started to, but found it hard to get into at that time. She has another book coming out in March.
Amazon.com
Fingersmith is the third slice of engrossing lesbian Victoriana from Sarah Waters. Although lighter and more melodramatic in tone than its predecessor, Affinity, this hypnotic suspense novel is awash with all manner of gloomy Dickensian leitmotifs: pickpockets, orphans, grim prisons, lunatic asylums, "laughing villains," and, of course, "stolen fortunes and girls made out to be mad." Divided into three parts, the tale is narrated by two orphaned girls whose lives are inextricably linked. Waters's penchant for byzantine plotting can get a bit exhausting, but even at its densest moments--and remember, this is smoggy London circa 1862--it remains mesmerizing. A damning critique of Victorian moral and sexual hypocrisy, a gripping melodrama, and a love story to boot, this book ingeniously reworks some truly classic themes. --Travis Elborough, Amazon.co.uk--This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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