The Sixth Beatitude

Set in a channel village, the narrative revolves around the Bullens family, exploring themes of identity and societal norms. Radclyffe Hall, a pivotal figure in lesbian literature, infuses the story with her unique perspective, particularly through her portrayal of a masculine lesbian character. Originally published in 1936, this novel is significant for its overt exploration of lesbian themes, marking a departure from Hall's earlier works. A new introductory biography accompanies this reissue, offering insights into Hall's life and literary contributions.