Susie Bright - webpage of trendsetting writer on women's sexuality in the '80s and '90s, famous from the likes of "On Our Backs" and "Suzy Sexpert's Lesbian Sex Guide". Info on her books, photos, stoires movies and more, including a wonderful introductory essay on the subject of women's erotica from a collection of lesbian photography that she edited - all waiting to be explored at http://www.susiebright.com

PG and R Rated

Artsy photos, the work of artists like Maxfield Parrish and Alta-Tadema plus of course Olivia; and some sites that explore the intellectual and psychological aspects of our eroticism

Hardcore

There is hardly anywere I can recommend as a place to find erotica of interest to women where you don't have to wade through at least a fair bit of cheap and gross stuff obviously aimed at men, though there are a few places that are better than others. Many places seem to define "lesbian" as either a picture of a single woman without a man, or what are probably scans of men's magazine photo shoots of two straight women holding one another (often somewhat hesitantly). That said, in response to many requests about where to at least get started exploring for those who are patient and brave (or at least strong-stomached) enough, I've decided to provide a couple of links.

Please note that, based on my personal preferences as well as browsers' requests, I've made special effort to find and hightlight various "open" styles of bras that nicely showcase both piercing and non-piercing jewelry, especially for those of us who need some support. Click here to link to my guide to bra types

Non-Permanent decorations to substitute for or complement "bodmods", and which I also recommend for exploring whether you want to go for permanent "'mods".

Piercing, in particular, became popular in gay and lesbian circles in the lat 80s and early 90s, well before it hit the mainstream more recently. Some gals are put off by the notion of pain, which may in fact be some the reason people get into it. However many of us find it psychologically and physically pleasurable; you may want to know that properly placed piercings in any of several erogenous zones can be very pleasurably stimulating. PLEASE be very careful to select a piercer who really knows what they are doing if you are going to have any unusual piercings done, especially sensitive areas, and then follow the recommendations for aftercare - the resources below will help you answer your questions and find someone qualified.

COMING SOON I'll be doing a page of movie and video revies in various categories ranging from mainstream movies with lesbian characters and themes, to real lesbian erotica actually filmed by lesbians; suitable for everything from introducing yourself (or a friend) to the idea of women in love with women, to enjoying the beauty of women making love to women - submissions invited

This section is intended to include everything from hired dancers and online "performers, to outright prostitution. I am hesitant to include this, but I get periodic inquiries from women seeking an easy way to find a brief experience with another woman, or at least get to see another woman in a "sexy" setting or watch two women together.  My hope is that these entires will actually provide enough insight into the rather seedy and often disappointing world of such contrived relationships to discourage women from taking this shortcut, or at least to give them fair warning of the pitfalls and dangers inherent in such so they can best prepare and protect themselves. I have yet to hear from anyone who didn't find that what they were looking for in an encounter between two women wasn't esentially missing in artificial situations, and when money and "professionals" were involved. Besides the shortfalls in emotional context, "professionals" who primarily serve men may not be the best partners for other women even if they are willing to have a shot at it. From what I've heard, when a male parter is present, it often seems to end up feeling more for his benefit, especially if the woman is seriously interested in other women and not in exhibitionism. Those who wish to share experiences with male partner or let him "watch" should be aware it is not truly an all-female experience, though I suppose it's not a problem if all parties have that in their expectations and find it satisfying. I'm ambivalent about "swinging"; while it seems to work out for some couples many others seem disappointed, it often seems to lead to mild discomfort and resentment if not tension and conflict, and it seems to me likely the wrong place to look for experience of what's really special about being with a woman who loves other women. I'd generally suggest to women that they avoid any exhibitionistic or "swinging" situation with their partners present that has any hint of pressure, discomfort, or "doing it for him". I welcome any feedback, suggestions, experiences, criticism, etc. on these topics.
 

• A general note on Online Paid Voyeurism. Live video feeds with "models" acting on request seem to be the latest internet porno fad, and of course because of what tittilates men "two girl" arrangements are not uncommon. It all seems pretty artificial and uninspired, if not downright sleazy, to me. I'd imagine it's expensive, and these aren't the sort of services I'd be suspicious about trusting with your credit card number.
• A general note on "Escort" Services. It should be noted that some "escort" services in fact provide little more than an escort, and perhaps a bit of clothes-on contact; this is something that needs to be clarified, though it often comes down to on-the-spot negotiations after the basic arrangements are made. From reports, a lot of services seem to understand providing a second woman to be an escort to a man, but not a woman to be an escort to a women. From my experience and observations a lot of the women employed in this line of work, and as dancers, are bisexual, but often have a rather unendearing view of encounters and relationships as being about commodities or power.