Bushfire: Stories of Lesbian Desire

by Karen Barber (Editor)

Amidst their differences, all lesbians share one thing: a desire for women. Sometimes intensely sexual, other times subtly romantic, this emotion is always incredibly powerful. These short stories celebrate lesbian desire.

Genres: Lesbian, Fiction, Erotica, Short Stories

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

Reviews

[bird]

essentially the book version of having an aging aunt tell you a very weird story you don't really want to hear but you're also like, okay, i'm glad that happened to you i guess. thank you for coming over.

[Madye Stromboli]

a very diverse collection of stories, some were interesting some were not. overall i liked it better than i thought i might

[Alex Juarez]

Some lesbian short fiction (overall erotic but some are very well-written & literary) from the early 1990s!

[Sandra Bassett]

My very first lesbian erotica book. Very nineties.

[Lili]

Not to my taste I guess? I wanted to like this and I’ve always figured these multi author erotica books are a safe bet, but I think there was literally only one story I clicked with and that was the crazy sea witch ghost sex one lol.

The cover is awesome and the name is funny, but ultimately it fell flat on me.

[Freyja Vanadis]

I read a review of this book that said it's "very '90s", and I have to agree. I haven't read a new lesbian erotica book for a long time, but every story in this book screams the 1990s (or back to even the '80s or '70s), with all the sexual and "womyn" politics of the time. Some of the stories made me laugh because they were so ridiculous, but some were pretty decent.

[Yu]

I love women.

[Max]

Yucky yet not so yucky as to avoid being boring. Genuinely don’t get this kind of writing