Can you recommend some best bisexual stories from literature?

Yes, 'Zami: A New Spelling of My Name' by Audre Lorde is a great work. Lorde was a black bisexual woman, and her book is a biomythography that explores her life experiences, including her sexual identity. Another is 'Sister Outsider', also by Audre Lorde, which contains essays that touch on various aspects of her identity as a black, lesbian, bisexual - identified woman.

In some contemporary novels, there are bisexual mom characters. For example, in a certain coming - of - age story, a character's mom is bisexual. She has a loving relationship with both male and female partners at different points in her life. This is shown in a positive light as it portrays her as a complex, multi - faceted person who is capable of deep love in different forms. It also shows how her bisexuality doesn't overshadow her role as a mom but rather enriches it as she can teach her child about different types of relationships.

Yes. 'Beloved' by Toni Morrison is a remarkable black story. It delves into the trauma of slavery, exploring how the past haunts the present. The story follows Sethe, an escaped slave, and the presence of the ghost of her daughter, Beloved. Morrison's writing is powerful and poignant, bringing to light the complex emotions and experiences of black people during and after slavery.

In some classic literature, there are characters that could be considered milfs in modern terms. For example, in 'Pride and Prejudice', Mrs. Bennet could be seen as a character with a milf - like role. Her actions and concerns for her daughters' marriages are central to the story, and it's a story full of social commentary and family drama.

There are many bisexual stories in the realm of fanfiction. For example, in some popular TV show or movie fanfic communities, you can find stories that reimagine characters as bisexual. These stories often add new dimensions to the existing characters and their relationships. However, they may not be as widely recognized as mainstream published works.

For beginners, 'Call Me by Your Name' could also be considered. While it mainly focuses on a male - male relationship, there are elements that touch on broader sexual identities and attractions, which can be a good introduction to understanding how bisexuality can be part of the spectrum of human relationships and attractions.

One example could be from some modern novels that explore diverse relationships. In 'The Price of Salt', the relationship between the two female characters has an impact on their relationships with men, including a husband figure. It shows the complex web of emotions and how bisexuality can influence family dynamics in a story.

One well - known bisexual story is 'Orlando' by Virginia Woolf. It follows the life of a character who experiences different genders and sexual orientations over time. Another could be some of the modern young adult novels that touch on bisexual themes, like 'Leah on the Offbeat' which explores the life and relationships of a bisexual teen girl.

One of the first bisexual stories could be the story of Sappho. She was an ancient Greek poet. Her poems often explored themes of love and desire that were not strictly heterosexual. Her works have been an important part of LGBTQ+ history as they showed early expressions of non - traditional sexual orientations.

One great source for such stories could be some LGBTQ+ focused literature websites. They often feature fictional works that explore bisexual experiences in a positive and inclusive way. For example, 'The Miseducation of Cameron Post' has elements that touch on bisexuality within its coming - of - age story. Another place to look might be some independent online magazines that publish short stories with diverse themes, including bisexuality.