Eric Garber; Jewelle Gomez | Swords of the Rainbow | The richest vein of authors writing today–including Dorothy Allison, Samuel R. Delany, and Tanya Huff–is tapped in this remarkable collection of fan
Therese Szymanski | Wild Nights: (Mostly) True Stories of Women Loving Women | Inside these orgasmic pages you’ll find real-life experiences from your all-time favorite authors–including Karin Kallmaker, Radclyffe, Victoria Brow
Sharon Lim-Hing | The Very Inside | More than fifty contributions of poetry, prose, interviews, articles and artwork make this collection fascinating and important.
Lilian Mohin | Not for the Academy | An anthology which bridges the poetic and the lesbian cultures developed in contemporary England and North America.
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Irene Zahava | Finding Courage | Annotation
‘Seasoned anthologist Zahava collects a splendid variety of tales, some fiction, some autobiography, with the common theme of women ove
Norrina Rashid; Jane Hoy | Girl2Girl | This book is written for girls who have ever questioned their sexuality or fancied other girls. The contributors voices resonate through poems, authob
Terry Woodrow | Lesbian Bedtime Stories 2 | These stories were chosen to sustain, to nourish and to inspire. They were chosen because they have happy endings and truly reflect the nature of the
Beth Mitchum | Delectable Daisies | A collection of lesbian love poetry in honor of Sappho, the Greek poetess of the isle of Lesbos, by contemporary female poets from around the world. A
Irene Zahava | Speaking for Ourselves | From Publishers Weekly
Annoyingly redundant, these 18 tales feature a number of Jewish lesbians who are constantly confronting a hostile straight
Sacchi Green | Women With Handcuffs: | What is it about lesbian cops that push all the right buttons? Sure, there’s the uniform with handcuffs, gun, and billy club, and the confidence, auth