Mom by Nisa Donnelly
Nisa Donnelly | Mom | In her introduction to this anthology, Nisa Donnelly describes the particular bond between mothers and their lesbian daughters: ‘We are the women our
Anthology – Nonfiction
Politics of the Heart by Sandra Pollack ; Jeanne Vaughn
Sandra Pollack ; Jeanne Vaughn | Politics of the Heart | More than 60 contributors probe the complexities of lesbian parenting.
I Could Not Speak My Heart by Mary Cronin; James McNinch
Mary Cronin; James McNinch | I Could Not Speak My Heart | This anthology documents the pain and misunderstanding that LGBTTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Two-spirited, Queer) people have experience
Crisis by Mitchell Gold; Mindy Drucker
Mitchell Gold; Mindy Drucker | Crisis | A mental health crisis faces American teens right now–and it is one we can solve. Hundreds of thousands of gay teens face traumatic depression, fear,
One Teenager in Ten by Ann Heron
Ann Heron | One Teenager in Ten | Twenty-eight young people-17 male and 11 female-write about growing up gay in Canada and the United States.
Old Lesbians And Their Brief Moments Of Fame by Joy D. Griffith; Karen Gibson; J. Ross
Joy D. Griffith; Karen Gibson; J. Ross | Old Lesbians And Their Brief Moments Of Fame | Old Lesbians and their Brief Moments of Fame: An Anthology
From many parts of the USA, and from various walks of life, we are all old lesbia
Susie Sexpert’s Lesbian Sex World by Susie Bright
Susie Bright | Susie Sexpert’s Lesbian Sex World | The lesbian sex book that rocked girls from coast to coast. Here’s what lesbians really do, not what the sex cops think we ought to do. Cruising, pack
We Are Everywhere by Mark Blasius; Shane Phelan
Mark Blasius; Shane Phelan | We Are Everywhere | An important and original new contribution to lesbian and gay studies,We Are Everywherebrings together the key primary sources relating to the politic
Telling Tales Out of School by Kevin Jennings
Kevin Jennings | Telling Tales Out of School | In more than 30 essays, gays, lesbians, and bisexuals look back at their school days to find that they are still trying to unlearn a basic lesson impa
Home Girls by Barbara Smith
Barbara Smith | Home Girls | ‘The girls from the neighborhood and from the block, the girls we grew up with. . . we are not strangers and never have been. I am convinced that Blac