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A formerly straight woman discovers love with a lesbian therapist no, not hers at a writers retreat. Four interconnected people, three biologically related, trying to figure out what to do next: Drugs, sex, lack of direction, fear of commitment. One day in the lives of three women: Virginia Woolf in , Laura Brown in the s, and Clarissa Vaughan in the s, somehow intertwined, and poetically written.

Both Clarissa and Richard, her former lover and lifelong friend, have loved a man and a woman. A Home at the End of the World. At least two of the three main characters could be characterized as bisexual. Isabel, whose mother has taken her own life, is in a Philadelphia high school, looking for connection. She finds a community theater group whose charismatic leader is clearly described as bisexual and, considers this identity for herself for a while or for good? Not a major theme, but bisexuality is clearly and explicitly present here.

In Dublin, a year-old woman begins university, discovers her two new women roommates are a couple. One self-identifies as bi. A lesbian in Ireland is partnered with a woman who has has a history with both men and women. Irish lesbian flight attendant falls in love with bisexual Canadian woman. Emma Donohoe is a contributor to the Bisexual Horizons anthology. In this who-done-it, group of college friends, lesbian feminist activists in the early 70s, reunite on an island in the Northwest. Five of the women are still lesbian-identified, the sixth is now after her 7-year relationship to one of the women at the reunion, married to a man.

Written from the point of view of her ex-lover, we get a view of how she is seen by others. Johnny Ray Rousseau, a year-old African-American nightclub singer by night, legal secretary by day in pre-AIDS Los Angeles, meets and falls for a blond bisexual banker who is portrayed as somewhat of a jerk—not because he is bisexual, but because he is possessive. Explicit sexuality and lots of musical references. A girl grows up and is abused by one man after another.

Narrator also has sexual relationships with women. Well-written, upsetting, graphic violence. Depressing book about private college students who take lots of drugs, sleep with each other while drunk or high , and never go to class. Most of the men sleep with lots of men and women; the women sleep with the men. The British narrator, Rhys, is a bisexual actor, drug addict, and sometimes prostitute. He is also closeted and would prefer to be straight, but he makes makes progress through the play.

Is he denying his homosexual feelings? Listed here mainly because it was written in , is beautifully written, and is one of the only early gay-themed novels that ends happily. One of the two best friends is described by the narrator as bisexual.

Bisexual man shoots housemate in post-Apartheid South Africa. His bisexuality is even addressed as a psychological factor in his trial. Set in the very early 60s, several of the male characters are bisexual, none of the women. Disturbing look at a specific time and place in history, replete with racism, misogyny, and violence.

About a hospitalized anorexic woman in Massachusetts in the mid s. Maeve, a bulimic woman on the same ward, and a major character in this book, is behaviorally bisexual, though there is no discussion of identity. Dell, a taxi driver, has died suddenly, leaving behind two lovers, one male, one female. A sexually compelling man lacks inner direction and gets through life by dissembling and attaching himselves to various lovers, one of whom is a man.

Two male characters could be called bisexual.

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About a primarily gay actor with other bi characters as well. A married man deals with his homosexuality. Just As I Am A middle-class African American man struggles to deal with his bisexuality and coming out. A pro football player comes to identify as gay. Raymond decides that women are not in his future. Basil decides men or at least one in particular are. Part of the Jane Lawless series. Jane helps her best friend Cordelia look into the mysterious death during a reunion of a group of six friends from college.

Curt, now married to Annie, was lovers during his college years with Theo, and still has feelings for him. In this mixed-orientation group, Curt is clearly understood to be bisexual. And so, we find eventually, may have been one other member of the group. Co-written by four Harvard classmates and told from the perspective of a student journalist, a story about corporate espionage and a prostitute ring specializing in Harvard students.

Van, a male character, is clearly bisexual. Post-Yale somethings try to make a go of it in NYC. Several iterations of male bisexual behavior, absent bi identity. Viewed through the eyes of Michael Mahana, a Maori NewZealander, a story of the love between his uncle and an American he met whilst they were soldiers in Vietnam.

A clearly and emphatically self-declared bisexual man grows up on the campus of a boarding school in Maine where his family works and eventually becomes a well-known writer. This book features a cast of unique characters including several transgendered both transsexual and cross-dressing individuals. Set in Bombay and Toronto, a bizarre, sometimes brilliant and page long narrative full of transvestites, hijras, homosexuals and even two bisexuals one man and one woman, both unlikable white people from the US.

Famous Hawaiian concert violinist in love with her best friend from childhood. Both women resist and sabotage this long-lasting atttraction. The best friend can easily be read as bisexual. Two women live together as a couple in rural England. Tensions arise with the arrival of a man who courts one of the women. No explicit bisexuality, but the two women are clearly, sexual or not, a couple. A psychological novel about a woman from a Jewish Communist family. Bisexuality is not a central theme, but four characters have varying degrees of bisexual histories. Both the man and the woman with whom she falls in love are, ultimately, unattainable.

Quite an amazing book, considering when it was written. A marathon swimmer, training for a race, stays with her trainer and his wife. This book is about motivation, about relationships, about swimming, and has a bisexual character. Quirky novel involving a bisexual woman, an intersexed person, a lesbian, and other assorted characters including a bisexual man.

Patti, the bi woman, has a history of abuse that shapes and colors her current relationships and results in her murdering several of her male lovers when they do her wrong. But she and the lesbian end up together. Unique and highly entertaining. Part novel, part comic book, strange and graphic continuation of the story of Tomato Rodriguez, a self-identified San Francisco-based bisexual artist who makes dildos, hires a bisexual hit man to get revenge on her ex-lover, and is then arrested and jailed for her murder.

Jack Newland is a wealthy New York socialite who has had relationships with both men and with women, as have some of his male friends. Robin Miller, romance novel writer and detective.

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Crazy for Loving Is the murdered man, David Ross, bisexual? Robin thinks he might be, and that this information might provide clues to his death. Both of these novels are entertaining. A working class schoolteacher and her mechanic husband vacation in the Bay of Naples. Previously passive and unpolitical, Vannina meets various people and begins to develop a feminist and political consciousness. This book has female and male bisexual characters. Letters to Marina originally published in Italian in as Lettere a Marina A feminist woman talks about her past and current experiences in the form of a series of letters to Marina, a woman who is her ex-lover.

She, and some of her past and present lovers, love both men and women. This book was referred to me by the author as a book with bisexual characters, when I told her of this project. Based in San Francisco during the second world, four women from diverse backgrounds meet at secretarial school and subsequently share a house. One, Teddy, comes out as a lesbian, and another, whose ex boyfriend has gone overseas and left her pregnant, falls in love with Teddy but then, several blissful months later, decides to marry her ex-boyfriend for the sake of the child.

Sean Pfeiffer, a very minor character, appears, from his collection of Polaroid photos, to be bisexual. Negative portrayal of bisexual identity, but a moving and beautifully-written account of the earlier years of the AIDS crisis. A novel based on the life of Frida Kahlo Mexican painter who was lovers with Diego Rivera, Leon Trotsky, and other men and women. Written from the perspective of her sister Cristina. About growing up in one Cuban American family. Focus on family dynamics and expectations, and on his sexual experiences, both consensual with women and men and nonconsensual with men , while growing up and as an adult.

A working class college student in Baltimore, is enthralled by his wealthy friend and her brother. Secrets emerge, and he tries to figure out the truth as well as where his loyalties lie.

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All of the major characters appear to be bisexual. An Irish woman goes to an island in Spain to recover from a broken heart caused by a relationship with a man, becomes attracted to a Spanish woman. Alejandra is born in Cuba on the day Fidel Castro came into power and as a young child moves with her family to the US. The central theme of this book is identity: Sam, a self-identified bisexual man primarily sexually attracted to men, is hired to ghost write the memoirs of a dying art dealer.

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