After Sappho

This book was such an interesting read about queer women and feminists in Europe. Personally I loved how no man ever got the spotlight (except for Oscar Wilde because duh) and how the author really highlighted the work these women did and how little the appreciation was. I also really loved the wirting style and how it mirrors Sappho's fragmnets, that btw are interspersed throughtout the book. Allthough this book is classified as fiction it holds a lot of information as can be seen by the 16 (!) page long bibliography. I'd definetly recommend this to everyone who loves more experimental writing, is interested in queer or feminist history or generally just enjoys learning more about people many might have forgotten.