The well of loneliness (1928) by English woman writer Radclyffe Hall was a well-known lesbian novel. Though its literary merits and bleak portrayal of lesbian life were sometimes controversial, the book was a source of information for women pondering their sexuality.
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Radclyffe Hall, Well of loneliness, New York: Blue Ribbon Books, 1928.
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