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{{EFC}}{{QW}}This is a list of lesbian characters, | {{EFC}}{{QW}}This is a list of lesbian characters, major or minor, in SF. Lesbianism can be identity or behavior (so including women with bisexual histories). | ||
==Fiction== | |||
* Cara in ''[[The Warrior Who Carried Life]]'' by [[Geoff Ryman]] | |||
* [[Cerise]], Trouble's lover, in [[''Trouble and Her Friends'']] by [[Melissa Scott]] | |||
* [[Dirishi Zuri]] in ''[[Matadora]]'' by [[Steve Perry]] | |||
== | * [[Friday]] in ''[[Friday (novel)]]'' by [[Robert A. Heinlein]] (has sex with women) | ||
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* [[Friday]] | |||
* [[Gail]] in ''[[Crossfire]]'' by [[Nancy Kress]] | * [[Gail]] in ''[[Crossfire]]'' by [[Nancy Kress]] | ||
* [[Gilda (vampire)|Gilda]] | * [[Gilda (vampire)|Gilda]] in ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]]) | ||
* Grace in ''[[How I Saved the World]]'' by [[Philip Slater]] ( | * Grace in ''[[How I Saved the World]]'' by [[Philip Slater]] (bisexual) | ||
* Jadwiga | * [[India Carless]] ("Trouble") in ''[[Trouble and Her Friends]]'' by [[Melissa Scott]] | ||
* [[Janet (Whileaway)|Janet]] in ''[[The Female Man]]'' | * Jadwiga in ''Woken Furies'' by Richard Morgan | ||
* [[Janet (Whileaway)|Janet]] in ''[[The Female Man]]'' by [[Joanna Russ]] | |||
* | * Kiyoka in ''Woken Furies'' by Richard Morgan | ||
* [[Milena]] in ''[[The Child Garden]]'' | * [[Marghe Taishan]] in ''[[Ammonite]]'' by [[Nicola Griffith]] | ||
* [[Milena]] in ''[[The Child Garden]]'' by [[Geoff Ryman]] | |||
* [[Norres]] in ''[[The Northern Girl]]'' by [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]] | |||
* [[Ren Segura]] ("Jackal") in ''[[Solitaire]]'' by [[Kelley Eskridge]] | |||
* Ruby in ''[[Glass Houses]]'' by [[Laura J. Mixon]] | * Ruby in ''[[Glass Houses]]'' by [[Laura J. Mixon]] | ||
* Serafina in ''Chimera'' by [[Mary Rosenblum]] | * Serafina in ''Chimera'' by [[Mary Rosenblum]] | ||
* Shrimp in ''[[334]]'' by [[Thomas Disch]] | * Shrimp in ''[[334]]'' by [[Thomas Disch]] | ||
* [[Sutty]] in ''[[The Telling]]'' | * [[Sorren]] in ''[[The Northern Girl]]'' by [[Elizabeth A. Lynn]] | ||
* [[ | * Stefile in ''[[The Warrior Who Carried Life]]'' by [[Geoff Ryman]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Sutty]] in ''[[The Telling]]'' by [[Ursula K. Le Guin]] | ||
* [[Tabitha Jute]] in [[Colin Greenland]]'s Plenty series | |||
* [[Thenike]] in ''[[Ammonite]]'' by [[Nicola Griffith]] | |||
* unnamed friend of main character in ''[[Archangel Protocol]]'' by [[Lyda Morehouse]] | |||
==Movies and Television== | |||
* [[Batwoman]] (resurrected character) | |||
* [[Diamond]], Original Cindy's former girlfriend, in ''[[Dark Angel]]'' | |||
* [[Gabrielle]] in ''[[Xena: Warrior Princess]]'' | |||
* [[Ida Teeter]] (lesbian entomologist) and her lover (played by Misty Mundae) in "[[Sick Girl]]" dir. by Lucky McKee | |||
* [[Isabelle Blundell]] from "[[Alienated (TV series)]]" | * [[Isabelle Blundell]] from "[[Alienated (TV series)]]" | ||
* [[ | * [[Kennedy (slayer)|Kennedy]] ([[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]]) | ||
* [[Susan Ivanova]] | * [[Original Cindy]] in ''[[Dark Angel]]'' | ||
* [[ | * [[Susan Ivanova]] in ''[[Babylon 5]]'' (affair with Talia Winters) | ||
* [[Talia Winters]] in ''[[Babylon 5]]'' (affair with Susan Ivanova) | |||
* [[Tara Maclay]] ([[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]]) | * [[Tara Maclay]] ([[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]]) | ||
* [[Willow Rosenberg]] ([[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]]) | * [[Willow Rosenberg]] ([[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]]) | ||
* [[ | * [[Xena]] ([[Xena: Warrior Princess]]) | ||
See also: | |||
* [[List of SF featuring queer women as protagonists]] | |||
[[Category:Characters by sexuality]] | [[Category:Characters by sexuality]] | ||
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This is a list of lesbian characters, major or minor, in SF. Lesbianism can be identity or behavior (so including women with bisexual histories).
Fiction
- Cara in The Warrior Who Carried Life by Geoff Ryman
- Cerise, Trouble's lover, in ''Trouble and Her Friends'' by Melissa Scott
- Dirishi Zuri in Matadora by Steve Perry
- Friday in Friday (novel) by Robert A. Heinlein (has sex with women)
- Gail in Crossfire by Nancy Kress
- Gilda in The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez)
- Grace in How I Saved the World by Philip Slater (bisexual)
- India Carless ("Trouble") in Trouble and Her Friends by Melissa Scott
- Jadwiga in Woken Furies by Richard Morgan
- Janet in The Female Man by Joanna Russ
- Kiyoka in Woken Furies by Richard Morgan
- Marghe Taishan in Ammonite by Nicola Griffith
- Milena in The Child Garden by Geoff Ryman
- Norres in The Northern Girl by Elizabeth A. Lynn
- Ren Segura ("Jackal") in Solitaire by Kelley Eskridge
- Ruby in Glass Houses by Laura J. Mixon
- Serafina in Chimera by Mary Rosenblum
- Shrimp in 334 by Thomas Disch
- Sorren in The Northern Girl by Elizabeth A. Lynn
- Stefile in The Warrior Who Carried Life by Geoff Ryman
- Sutty in The Telling by Ursula K. Le Guin
- Tabitha Jute in Colin Greenland's Plenty series
- Thenike in Ammonite by Nicola Griffith
- unnamed friend of main character in Archangel Protocol by Lyda Morehouse
Movies and Television
- Batwoman (resurrected character)
- Diamond, Original Cindy's former girlfriend, in Dark Angel
- Gabrielle in Xena: Warrior Princess
- Ida Teeter (lesbian entomologist) and her lover (played by Misty Mundae) in "Sick Girl" dir. by Lucky McKee
- Isabelle Blundell from "Alienated (TV series)"
- Kennedy (Buffy)
- Original Cindy in Dark Angel
- Susan Ivanova in Babylon 5 (affair with Talia Winters)
- Talia Winters in Babylon 5 (affair with Susan Ivanova)
- Tara Maclay (Buffy)
- Willow Rosenberg (Buffy)
- Xena (Xena: Warrior Princess)
See also:
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