Today, though, I’m not here to defend my undying love for these tacky and offensive works of art. I’m here to celebrate them! If you, like me, want to prominently display Satan Was a Lesbian in your home (I have a canvas print of it hanging in my living room), or cover your fridge in pulp magnets, or even incorporate them into your fashion choices, read on!
Lesbian Pulp Decorations
Enjoy a mug of coffee or tea while gazing at these steamy covers! This mug features three titles: Girls Without Men, The Path Between, and The Third Lust. $23 Make your fridge a little more gay with magnets! $23 for the set of 4. Fun fact: Forbidden Love is a movie, not a book! It’s a documentary of lesbians in Canada in the 1950s. Part of the movie is interviews and part of it is a story told in the style of a lesbian pulp. I highly recommend watching it! There are lots of options for lesbian pulp cover prints, but this one really adds a touch of classiness. $25 Turn on a cheesy lesbian romcom and curl up under this Lesbian Queen blanket! There is, of course, also a Satan Was a Lesbian option. $50 For a bit more of a subtle take on the lesbian pulp blanket, get this Gay St. design based on a Beebo Brinker cover. $48 For a cover that really doesn’t seem to match the tone of the title, grab this The Demon Dyke sticker. $4
Lesbian Pulp Accessories
This is far from the last time you’ll see the classic Satan was a Lesbian cover on this list! I also feel like this T-shirt model choice is…not accidental. What better workout outfit could you possibly have than this Lesbian Gym shirt? (Sure, there are other lesbian pulp T-shirts in this style, but the flannel layering here really makes it.) $25 Baffle your fellow shoppers at the grocery story with this Satan Was a Lesbian mask. $32 Showing up to Pride wearing a Lesbian Queen patch would be a real power move. $7 Iron this lesbian pulp patch onto your favorite denim jacket! $7 Or keep it simple and to the point with this I Prefer Girls pin. $2 Looking for more lesbian lit in your life? This time without a side of old time-y homophobia? Check out 100 Must-Read Bisexual And Lesbian Books and Lesbian Romances for the Uprising: WLW Recommendations.
