The (In)visible Lesbian

ABSTRACT This article positions lesbian literature within post-Franco Spanish literature, demonstrating how works by Spanish lesbian authors and/or with lesbian themes have been marginalized publicly and academically, even after the liberalizations that have dramatically transformed Spanish society since the death of Franco. The article calls for a more thoughtful reading of lesbian literature in particular, and women's literature in general, providing a model with its encapsulated readings of works by Marosa Gómez Pereira, Ana María Moix, and Lucía Etxebarria.