Times are anything but rosy for the serial lesbians on TV and the internet, so if you feel like taking a break from them, how about reading a book for a change? Shamim Sarif and Miriam Meckel have new books out that you might be interested in.

Juliette (Maike von Bremen) and Kerstin (Maike Billitis) on “Marienhof”

TLWE is back, and we have a lot of topics to cover. How about we start with the serial lesbians this time, shall we?

On “Marienhof”, Juliette and Kerstin tried to keep a distance for a while so Kerstin can figure out how to deal with the situation, but when they bump into each other at a party, Kerstin once again gives in to her feelings for Juliette and kisses her.

Unfortunately, Raul sees that Juliette kisses a woman, and even though he does not know at first that it is Kerstin, he eventually figures out what is going on between Kerstin and Juliette. After a bitter quarrel, he is ready to forgive Kerstin, but demands that she does not meet Juliette anymore. When she refuses, he asks her to move out.

Kerstin blames Juliette for destroying her relationship with Raul

On “KDD”, Kristin had to help her foster son Enes, who killed a people smuggler in self defense. With a little help from her colleagues, she manages to get Enes cleared of all charges. When Enes and Kristin’s girlfriend Müjde pay a surprise visit to her at the police station, they are taken hostage by a man who wants to force his ex-wife to let him see his daughter, but even though the man keeps pointing a gun at Enes’ head, in the end all of them survive.

Meanwhile, on “Lindenstraße”, Steffi misses Tanja, who broke up with her because Steffi startet to work for a drug dealer in order to earn the money for her chocolate shop.

Over in Bristol, the “Skins” girls are still trying to deal with their relationship problems, which – at least in Emily’s case – means going out with a female “friend” who is not Naomi. For recaps of the latest episodes, you can go to either AfterEllen or eurOut, and if you want to know what’s in store for “Naomily”, you can go here (SPOILER!).

After the revelation that her new roommate Robin is a lesbian, “Desperate Housewife” Katherine starts to dream about getting together with Robin. When her dream becomes reality, Katherine is suddenly left questioning her sexuality. (Go here to watch a compilation of Katherine & Robin scenes from the latest episode.)

And on “Grey’s Anatomy”, Arizona makes the acquaintance of a green-eyed monster called jealousy when she finds out that Callie once slept with Alex. Other than that, everything is great – until they start talking about their plans for the future…

Arizona (Jessica Capshaw, left) and Callie (Sara Ramirez)

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As for the serial lesbians on the internet, the first season of “Venice” came to an end last week, and it ended with a cliff-hanger – well, more than one, to be exact. Traci asks Gina to finally choose between her and Ani, so Gina asks Ani whether they can go back to being friends, but Ani decides that they can’t and that it is better to end whatever it is they have and “get off the roller-coaster” – ouch. Gina is about to take out her bad mood on her computer when she receives a phone call from someone very unexpected…

Will they get back together in season 2? Gina (Crystal Chappell, left) and Ani (Jessica Leccia)

On “Anyone But Me”, Aster’s parents make her see a therapist (played by Liza Weil, “Gilmore Girls”) to help her deal with their impending divorce. Afterwards, she pays a surprise visit to Vivian and takes her frustration out on her when she finds out that Vivian’s aunt is still clueless about the nature of their relationship.

And on “The Real Girl’s Guide to Everything Else”, Rasha, who went undercover “as a glitter-wearing, shoe-obsessed, Cosmo-drinking straight girl” in order to do research for a book her agent is forcing her to write, finally finds someone who can actually help her with her project on the women of Afghanistan. But then she has an unexpected encouter with her girlfriend Liz.

Times are anything but rosy for the serial lesbians on TV and the internet, so if you feel like taking a break from them, how about reading a book for a change? Shamim Sarif and Miriam Meckel have new books out that you might be interested in.

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