Tepper, Sheri S.    

Category: Far future
Summary: On the planet Newholme, a virus kills 50% of baby girls. The resulting society is one where men manage the money, but women hold the keys to power through church, reproductive control, and their own short supply. There is one major lesbian character and one major gay male character.

Tepper, Sheri S.    

Category: Near future
Summary: A group of friends from college discover there is something very special about their old friend Sophy, who has disappeared mysteriously.

Varley, John    

Category: Far future
Summary: Third novel in the series about the alien Gaea. I haven't read it in 10 years, so it is unrated.

Varley, John    

Category: Far future
Summary: Second novel in the series about the alien Gaea.

Varley, John    

Category: Far future
Summary: Titan (with its companion volumes, Wizard and Demon) tells the story of Cirocco Jones and the crew of the NASA spacecraft DSV Ringmaster as they meet, are changed by, and ultimately must fight Gaea, the living planet. Cirocco is bi.

Vonarburg, Elisabeth    

Category: Science Fiction
Summary: A lesbian couple plays a minor role. A gay man has a somewhat larger role. This is a story about a woman who notices that the world is subtly different from the way she remembers it and as her life becomes increasingly strange, she tracks down the source of the changes only to discover that the world is definitely not what it seems.

Vonarburg, Elisabeth    

Category: Far future
Summary: This is a future earth where only 3% of the population is born male, and there are very strict rules for how men and women can live their lives. Women form relationships with each other, but men are discouraged from doing so. Male-Female relationships based on love are unheard of.

Vonarburg, Elisabeth    

Category: Far future
Summary: Elisa, the main character, can change her shape, but she only has sex with members of the opposite sex. There's a hint that Judith is having a lesbian relationship, but nothing definite. There's an all-woman society.

Watts, Peter    

Category: Science fiction
Summary: Deep sea thermal power station crewed by social misfits; new life forms that threaten to overtake the earth; evil corporations trying to suppress the threat; artificial intelligence with different priorities than the programmers intended. Those are some of the themes of this dark and complex novel. Two of the female rifters are lovers.

Westerfeld, Scott    

Category: Space-based
Summary: The second book in the series starting with The Risen Empire. The female lovers continue in this book and take on new importance toward the end.

Westerfeld, Scott    

Category: Space-based
Summary: Scott Westerfeld has created a universe in which death, "The Old Enemy" has finally been vanquished. Over 1,600 years ago, one man developed a technology to enable his dying 12-year-old sister to survive. The only hitch is that the patient had to die first and be resurrected. The Empire is threatened by the Rix, an all-female “race” of cyborgs who worship AI compound minds. One Rix commando and a human soldier (female) fall in love toward the end of the book.

Westerfeld, Scott    

Category: Science fiction
Summary: The main character was bi (she liked older women or young men), but the only sexual relationships she (or anyone else in the book) engaged in were woman-woman.

Westerfeld, Scott    

Category: Science Fiction
Summary: The main character is a woman who can change her body any way she wants to. Sometimes she goes to dyke bars. The dyke bar scene was kind of silly, with the women having a big orgy in the pool in the middle. The book had way too much sex--almost as if it were spawned from the author's sexual fantasies about shape changing.

Wilhelm, Kate    

Category: Far future
Summary: A novel about cloning where the clones decide they are better than sexually reproduced children. They clone themselves in groups and the members of the groups (all one sex) have sex with each other, which is where the homosexuality parts come in.

Williams, Liz    

Category: Humans on another planet
Summary: A crew from the planet Irie St Syre come to Monde D'Isle to find out what happened to their lost colony, and to bring it back to the Gaian fold if necessary. What they find are a new kind of human, designed to live in harmony with the environment, and only one crewmember has the insight and wisdom to question the purpose of their original mission. The natives of Monde D'Isle are all bisexual and one of the main crewmembers is mourning the death of her female lover.

Wilson, Robert Charles    

Category: Science Fiction
Summary: Giant monuments start appearing from the future, destroying cities, and throwing the world into chaos. One of the major characters is a lesbian.

Womack, Jack    

Category: Dystopian future
Summary: Twelve-year-old Lola Hart's family life decays along with the urban landscape around her. When her parents lose their jobs and move from Upper East Side Manhattan to Harlem, Lola finds herself spending more and more time with a local street gang. Amid these crises, Lola also discovers that she likes girls.