What does that mean? Isn't it the same thing as "lesbian literature"? Not at all. "Lesbian literature" is a literature about women in a world of men and women, who are emotionally or romantically attracted to other women.

Feminine literature is about feminine beings inhabiting a reality in which the feminine is total - there is no masculine element in these worlds. It is not necessarily a romantic literature - although it may have romantic elements - it is simply a literature of feminine being in all its modes and possibilities.

Are these, then, fantasy worlds? In some cases yes. But not all of what we present will be fiction by a long way. We include religious works for those whose devotion takes a purely-feminine form; philosophical works; works set in self-defined but actually existing feminine worlds; works dealing with an all-feminine period which some believe to have existed on earth and of which the Amazon nations were a final remnant.

Browse the categories below for feminine literature of many kinds: