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Loading... An Emergence of Greenby Katherine V. Forrest
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. ‘Welcome to the Lesbian community’ sums up this feminist novel first published in 1986. Told from the viewpoint of the three main protagonists; the wife, the husband and the ‘Amazonian’ neighbour, this novel deals with lesbianism not as a predetermined orientation but as a lifestyle choice made by free and informed women to escape the control of men. (  ) DeadGoodBooks | Aug 4, 2007 |   no reviews | add a review
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Then Val Hunter and her ten-year-old son move in next door. An artist just coming into her own, she is a startling and unconventional woman on all counts: physically imposing, and with a burgeoning independence of spirit--and a sexuality that breaks through in her passion for Carolyn.
Paul Blake knows a threat when he sees one, and he knows immediately that Val is exceedingly dangerous. She will expose Carolyn to values that will challenge what Carolyn has accepted and taken for granted. He must fight to retain possession of his wife, and fight he will.
An Emergence of Green is a timeless novel of no-holds-barred combat between a man and a woman for the body and soul of the woman they both covet.
This contemporary new edition of a cherished classic is a "powerful addition to gay literature, with characters of a depth and intensity not often found in today's world of disposable supermarket-rack books" (the Advocate).
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