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Teresa’s Ecstasy
by María Lapachet
Carlota writes for a NYC based magazine and travels to Avila (Spain) with her editor to do some research about the life of Saint Teresa de Jesus.
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Gladys Bentley
por Gloria Fortún
A purple jellyfish takes the author to Lesbian Heaven, where she is asked to be the correspondent and to interview its inhabitants. She interviews several fascinating women. Today, she is hanging out in Lesbian Heaven when a woman approaches her. She says her name is Gladys Bentley and that she was an American Blues singer during the Harlem Renaissance. More
Pariah
by María Lapachet
Alike (Adepero Oduye) is a 17 year old closeted stud who lives with her parents and sister in Brooklyn. Following the steps of her best friend Laura – a high school dropout stud played by Pernell Walker –, chronically shy Alike goes out to strip clubs and lesbian bars trying her luck with the ladies without much success.
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Poetry
This month, MíraLes introduces some poems by Sapho, Wu Tsao (a great Chinese lesbian poet) and Kay Ryan. -
Teresa’s Ecstasy
Carlota writes for a NYC based magazine and travels to Avila (Spain) with her editor to do some research about the life of Saint Teresa de Jesus. On their way to Avila Carlota and Becky stop by Carlota’s ex husbands’ place in Barcelona. -
Gladys Bentley (USA, 1907 – 1960)
Today, she is hanging out in Lesbian Heaven when a woman approaches her. She says her name is Gladys Bentley and that she was an American Blues singer during the Harlem Renaissance.
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Pariah
Alike (Adepero Oduye) is a 17 year old closeted stud who lives with her parents and sister in Brooklyn. Following the steps of her best friend Laura – a high school dropout stud played by Pernell Walker... -
Poetry
This month, MíraLes introduces some poems by Vita Sackville-West and Hilda Doolittle. -
The pagan christmas party
I must confess I love the purple laptop that the dead lesbians gave me the first time I visited Lesbian Heaven.
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FATHER, I’M A SINNER. I’M A LESBIAN!
After having been a deeply religious little girl, I’m coming back to Catholic Church as a lesbian woman. I’m planning to confess six different priests my sin: I fell in love for another woman and as I’m loving her so much, we’ve just started a relationship.
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Sexual Fantasies: To close your eyes and open something else
Every morning Maria arrives at work at 9 o’clock. She hates getting up early, so she prepares herself a strong coffee for fully waking up, talks to her fellow workers and checks her email. -
On Knowing the Donor
Lesbians who are not crazy murderers or tormented writers finally made it to Hollywood. -
Get out!
Kate Brown, Oregon Secretary of State. Kate Clinton, stand-up comedienne. Ellen DeGeneres, actress and television host. Melissa Etheridge, rock singer.
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What They Won’t Do
Us lesbians, we are used to watching movies or TV shows, or to reading books and magazines which feature only straight people, with the random gay man appearing from time to time. -
Books for Babies
My baby girl is six months old and she already loves books. She sits on my lap every night and she looks at the illustrations of the book I am reading to her with all the concentration she can muster. -
Polyamory: Shared girlfriends
Is it posible to love two or more women at the same time and maintain a relationship with each of them? Polyamory refers to the ability to simultaneously keep loving relationships without lies and with the knowledge and agreement of the parties involved.
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Japanese anime? Hot, hot.
In this month, when summer sadly leaves our lives, I’ve decided to keep temperatures high with two Japanese animated works that have been released this summer. -
In Desperate Need of Books
New York City, early nineties. I am a lonely fifteen-year old roaming the streets while my immigrant brother, whom I am visiting for the summer, works at the downtown hotel where I meet him every day for a quick lunch and a trip back to his house in the suburbs. -
Donna Woman Femme – Italian Magazine also in English
DWF donnawomanfemme is a quarterly journal which since 1975 has been regarded as a significant reference point for all interested in women’s
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Natalie Barney: Love and Fortune
Love became her religion (to Natalie Clifford Barney nothing moved her so much and so intensely as love), an economic fortune was given to her since the cradle by blood, and fortune or luck in life were granted to her by fate. -
Irene Aterido:
“The BDSM is bizarre, because it comes from the darkest side of the human being”.”Please, torture me, but do not hurt me”. -
Ladies who leave their husbands because they fall in love with other ladies
They marry a man knowing that it’s a mistake or simply because they think that it’s the right thing to do.
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The Veil (3)
It’s inevitable to talk about the veil. We’re talking about it now, but we’ll be talking a lot more in the future because this is an issue that has only just begun. -
I´m not a Lesbian
Hello. My name is Diego and I’m 11 years old. When I grow up I want to be a journalist and a writer of adventure books. -
Poetry
This month we invite you to read poems by Elizabeth Bishop and Elsa Gidlow.
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Lesbians and divorce
Since july the 3th of 2005, citizens of Spain have the right to marry someone from the same sex. But they also have the right to get divorced. How do they face this? -
MiraLES Secrets
After a few months since the succesful launch of Mirales, I believe is about time we get to know the Mirales stuff a little further. -
Clarissa Gonzalez tells us about being a lesbian in Brazil
My family is very traditional. Military people, from both mother and father’s side. I was raised having catholic religion as a reference and studied in a convent school.
"We ask the famous lesbians out of the closet"
Women. Brunettes. Blondes. Gingers. Auburns. Shy. Outgoing. Free. Guilty. Happy. Brave. Resigned. Proud. Blind. Sensitive. Awake. Women who are just what society allowed them to be. Women who make themselves every day. Women who change the world and women who don’t believe they are strong. Women who love women. Women who love men. Women who can’t even love themselves.
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