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We need more of these!
Not only do we need more LGBT books, we need more lesbian books.
these are mostly male listings, what happen to the lesbian books?
i agree….why are there no lesbian books and what about menage?
Write one!
We do need more of these. I have seen the market for gay romance taking off because of all the straight women who love to read and write about gay men.
I don’t know who the large market for lesbian fiction can be? GLBT’s alone don’t make for a big enough market. Anybody know if straight guys read lesbian romance?