Radclyffe Hall Bücher

Dieser Roman, der Klassiker der lesbischen Literatur, wurde 1928 bald nach seinem Erscheinen in einem aufsehenerregenden Prozeß wegen 'Obszönität' verboten, weil er kompromißlos die Entwicklung einer Frau schildert, die wegen ihrer Liebe zu Frauen von der Gesellschaft geächtet wird. Das Werk Radclyffe Halls besitzt hohe literarische Qualität und ist auch als historisches Selbstzeugnis einer lesbischen Frau von großem Interesse. Das Buch war in Deutschland lange vergriffen und ist mit dieser Ausgabe endlich wieder zugänglich. Mit einem Nachwort von Dr Susanne Amrain.

The narrative follows Joan, a young woman trapped in an oppressive home environment dominated by her controlling mother, Mrs. Ogden. As Joan navigates her feelings for Elizabeth, an older governess, she dreams of escaping to London to pursue a medical career. The novel explores themes of desire, independence, and the complexities of familial relationships, particularly the emotional burdens placed on daughters. Recognized as a significant work of lesbian literature, it combines tragic elements with psychological depth, highlighting the struggle for personal freedom.

Reese Conlon, Lt.Col USMCR, is the new sheriff who has heads turning amidst speculation as to who will be the first woman to capture her attentions.Doctor Victoria King has been betrayed by love once and refuses to risk heartbreak again.Brianna Parker, the teenaged daughter of Reese's chief, fears her father's wrath when he learns that she loves another girl.As these three women struggle to live and love in freedom, they risk their hearts and souls to give one another a Safe Harbor.

Gian-Luca's journey unfolds within an Italian immigrant community on Old Compton Street, where he navigates a challenging upbringing with his grandparents. His story reflects the struggles and resilience of immigrants, showcasing themes of identity and belonging. Despite its initial acclaim, Adam's Breed faded into obscurity, making Gian-Luca's poignant narrative a timely rediscovery for contemporary readers, highlighting the enduring relevance of immigrant experiences.

Focusing on the journey of Stephen Gordon, an Englishwoman grappling with her sexual identity, the novel delves into the challenges she faces in a society marked by intolerance toward homosexuality. Initially controversial upon its 1928 release, it has since gained recognition for its profound insights into sexual identity and societal attitudes, making it a significant work in LGBTQ+ literature.

Autorčin první román vypráví ponurý příběh mladé dívky Joan Ogdenové, která snila o životě v londýnském bytě se svou přítelkyní Elizabeth a studiu medicíny, ale cítila se být v pasti své manipulativní matky a citové závislosti na ní.

Pán domu je román s hluboce náboženským tématem. Autorka dokonce tvrdila, že při psaní trpěla stigmaty.