Ammonite, by Nicola Griffith

[rachelmanija]

Re-read of a classic sf novel about a planet of women; still neither dated nor imitated. Gee, I wonder why...?

Click to read the full review at my DW: Ammonite, by Nicola Griffith.

a couple of book recs

[isis]

I am not a fan of the romance genre in books, but I love other-genre novels that have f/f romance as a sub-plot or incidental background. Two (very different) fantasy books I read this year and really enjoyed fall into this category: Jane, Unlimited by Kristin Cashore, and Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett. I've discussed these books earlier this year on my own journal, but I thought fffriday people might be interested in them. (And it is a complete coincidence that I've requested fic for these books for Yuletide! I'm certainly not angling for treats, oh, no! Anyway, there's not much time before the deadline so they'd probably have to be NYR stories anyway.... *g*)

( Jane, Unlimited )

( Foundryside )

If you read either of these books, I'd love to hear what you think. And please write me Jane/Ivy and Sancia/Berenice fic.

Fanfic Rec: I Burn a Fever That I Caught from You by tingles

[isabellerecs]

I do hope it is alright to post wlw fanfic recs here. I do a regular "Femslash Friday"  for my fanfic rec blog every first and third Fridays of a month and I'd like to do that here if I may. 

 

Title: I Burn a Fever That I Caught from You

Author: tingles

Canon: Ghostbusters 2016

Pairing: Erin Gilbert/Abby Yates

Rating: Teen [PG]

Word Count: 1,882

Summary: Erin kisses Abby after pulling her out of the vortex, but it's never that easy with them.

 

Recommendation: Oh man my feels about these two, I'm serious why couldn't the movie have ended with these two getting (back) together.

 

Link to the Story on AO3

 

||Fanfiction Recommendations by Isabelle Disraeli||

Patience & Sarah by Isabel Miller

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I reviewed Patience & Sarah: a Place for Us, a classic lesbian historical romance written in 1969 and set in 1816 in Connecticut, at my journal.