Books like Her tongue on my theory by Kiss & Tell (Group of Artists)
Her Tongue on My Theory is a daring collection that interweaves explicit lesbian sexual imagery, erotic prose, and humorous personal narratives. The work critiques the historical misrepresentation of lesbian identities in mainstream media and celebrates authentic queer womanhood through a layered, multidisciplinary lens.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: LGBTQ+ Fiction/Lesbian Fiction
Authors: Kiss & Tell (Group of Artists)
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