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Editions & Revisions Camp Turnaround claimed to be a place for troubled kids, a desperate last chance before jail or worse. The slick, glossy brochure declared that it would help them do just what it`s name implied, turn their lives around. But then a mother gets a cryptic letter from the troubled daughter she lost … Read more
Editions & Revisions It’s on the streets of the Village that Ralph met Stella–but what started as a love affair between a painter and his seductive muse has become torment as he s found himself drawn into her world of cruel pleasures. It is a tinderbox of hatred and desire–and when beautiful Susan Rivers moves … Read more
Editions & Revisions Edited by Richard Canning, with a foreword from renowned literary critic Harold Bloom, this volume contains fifty succinct essays by critics, public figures, and authors. They illuminate works by fifty men and women that ‘everybody’ should read. Canning tackles important themes, issues of regional and cultural diversity, political aspects, and analyses of … Read more
Editions & Revisions A Cassidy James Mystery The letter was brief and to the point: If we wanted to live with faggots we’d move to San Francisco. Get out of town. Now. At their wits’ end, two gay men hire private inestigator Cassidy James to find out who is blackmailing them to leave their home … Read more
Editions & Revisions When Joyce Kendall arrives in New York, fresh out of Clifton College in Iowa, she has a job and an apartment waiting for her. The job’s as a first reader for Armageddon Publications. The apartment’s at 21 Gay Street, and the small Federal-period house is already home to a lesbian couple, Jean … Read more
Editions & Revisions The problem with dumping a body in Rainbow Lake is that is rises almost immediately to the top, even when weighted down with rope and cement… After the mutilated corpse of a wealthy summer resident is found in the quiet, lakeside town of Cedar Hills, Oregon, the man’s beautiful niece, Erica Trinidad, … Read more
Editions & Revisions All the official reports say they are dead-extinct since the late ’80s, when a fed named Jameson Arkeley nailed the last vampire in a fight that nearly killed him. But the evidence proves otherwise. When a state trooper named Caxton calls the FBI looking for help in the middle of the night, … Read more
Editions & Revisions While much has been written on Woolf, Stein and others, the fundamental ‘lesbian question’, the one that engages their lesbian frame of vision, is rarely asked: when Virginia looked at Vita, what did she see? In this work, Elizabeth Meese examines the ways in which the ‘experiences’ of the text, and the … Read more
Editions & Revisions Structured as a sequence of prose poems, presented in three sections corresponding to different periods of Bilitis’ imagined life: her idyllic youth in a pastoral village, her awakening to sensuality in the city of Mytilene under Sappho’s influence, and her later years as a courtesan in Cyprus. The poems are delicate, introspective, … Read more
Editions & Revisions Brief write-up Editions Table Title Year ISBN Cover The Well of Loneliness 1928 — The Well of Loneliness 1928 — The Well of Loneliness 1929 — The Well of Loneliness 1932 The Well of Loneliness 1950 The Well of Loneliness 1951 The Well of Loneliness 1951 The Well of Loneliness 1954 The … Read more