Lynne Cheney's 1981 lezzie novel was due to be

[Bill R.]

reissued soon but stry enough pressure from somewhere got it canceled.. Here
and here's the cancellation

[AllanS]

I thought that this was a hoax....

[Bill R.]

here

I thought that this was a hoax....

[G Feller]

"This is the symbolic tale of a lost man whose beautiful but enigmantic savior herself lives in the encroaching shadow of spiritual perdition. Her story is a powerful metaphor for the battle between the syncretistic/animist urges basic to man's animal nature (as represented by a ragged but tenacious feral dog), and the purifying revelation of an angry and vengeful Christian God. Never before has a political satire used the mysteries of female sexuality to such elaborate ends, and the mixture of slap-stick and black humor that forms the Sapphic sub-plot's unforeseen climax is a potent one the philosophical underpinnings of which unexpectedly fly in the face of traditional Republican values. Sadly the sloppy, "deconstructionist"-inspired style makes much of this nearly impossible to extract, and it is only the roughest outline that emerges through the first several readings."

here