You Can Be Free by Ginny NiCarthy; Sue Davidson
Includes scenarios and advice specifically tailored to women in same-sex relationships
Yale French Studies, Number 142 by Morgane Cadieu; Annabel L. Kim
This Yale French Studies volume re-evaluates Monique Wittig’s radical theories.
Whats Best For Jane by Bett Norris
An aging lesbian and a brilliant girl navigate family secrets and Southern grudges.
Yearning by Gun Brooke
Darian Tennen, an LA cop, can’t ignore the pull of her hometown any longer. She returns to Dennamore to renovate her grandmother’s house, where she meets Samantha Pike, a beautiful but distant librarian. Samantha has been digging into strange gaps in the town’s historical records, and as the two team up, they realize Dennamore’s past … Read more
The One That Got Away by Carol Rosenfeld
A late-blooming lesbian navigates unrequited love and community drama in New York City.
Tottie by Sarah Aldridge (All Editions)
Tottie: A Tale of the 60s by Sarah Aldridge is a 1975 lesbian romance set against the social upheaval of the 1960s. Connie, a young lawyer navigating the professional barriers placed in front of women, is engaged to be married when she meets Tottie, a young woman who has fled her conservative family and found … Read more
The Latecomer by Sarah Aldridge (All Editions)
The Latecomer by Sarah Aldridge is a 1974 lesbian romance and a landmark in the history of lesbian publishing: it was the first title issued by Naiad Press, the pioneering lesbian publishing house co-founded by Aldridge’s partner Anyda Marchant and Muriel Crawford. The novel follows Philippa, returning by ship from Europe, whose life is upended … Read more
All True Lovers by Sarah Aldridge (All Editions)
All True Lovers by Sarah Aldridge is a 1978 lesbian romance set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, following two young women as they find each other and navigate the obstacles that life and society place in their path. The novel was published by Naiad Press and reissued multiple times through the 1980s and … Read more
We, Too, Must Love by Ann Aldrich (All Editions)
We, Too, Must Love is the 1958 sequel to We Walk Alone, written by Ann Aldrich, the pen name of Marijane Meaker. Written in direct response to the hundreds of letters Aldrich received after We Walk Alone‘s publication, the book surveys lesbian subcultures in and around New York City, examining class distinctions, social cliques (the … Read more
We Walk Alone by Ann Aldrich (All Editions)
We Walk Alone by Ann Aldrich (a pseudonym of Marijane Meaker) is a groundbreaking 1955 work of non-fiction pulp that documented lesbian life in Greenwich Village, drawing on the author’s own experience as a lesbian. Part sociological survey, part first-person reportage, the book addressed its subject at a time when almost no mainstream publishing did … Read more