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I've just finished Mud by Nicky Edwards, a book from the era of the Women's Press where if they didn't have an official policy that all novels must include lesbian separatist feminists, they certainly happened along an awful lot of such manuscripts. It was a very good book, about limitations of non-violent action, Greenham Common, how to get your end away in the face of ideological difference and cross-generational friendship. I went to see what other books she'd written, and found these descriptions on Goodreads.

Tough at the Top: A derelict Norfolk cottage is the site of some audacious optimism on the part of Felicity, a newly unemployed urban lesbian feminist

Stealing Time: London squatters and one very clever teenager mastermind corporate fraud

Naturally, both are now on order. It looks like there's another month and a bit to go before charity shops might reopen again up here, at which point I shall be able to resume my endless quest for feminist literature at a reasonable price..