The Way We Are Now by Ben Summerskill
Ben Summerskill | The Way We Are Now | ‘The arrival of civil partnership in Britain in 2005 was welcomed with a Sun editorial celebrating the forthcoming wedding of Elton John and David Fur
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The Complete Patricia Cornwell Companion by Patricia Cornwell; Glenn L. Feole; Don Lasseter
Patricia Cornwell; Glenn L. Feole; Don Lasseter | The Complete Patricia Cornwell Companion | One of today’s hottest writers, Patricia Cornwell has pushed the envelope with her popular character Kay Scarpetta, her cutting-edge nonfiction work,
The Ladies of Llangollen by Elizabeth Mavor
Elizabeth Mavor | The Ladies of Llangollen | In 1778, to the fury of their aristocratic families, Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby eloped and fled to North Wales, to Llangollen.
This ch
Ransacking the Closet by Yvonne Zipter
Yvonne Zipter | Ransacking the Closet | Only someone in touch with her inner clown could take on lesbian lie and culture with such glee. Writing about everything from dental dams to Barbie d
Three Summers by Yvonne Pepin
Yvonne Pepin | Three Summers | A sequel to Cabin Journal, adventures in the Oregon wilderness and her travels through ‘inner space’. ‘Document my encounters, my realizations and inc
Called Out by Janet Boynes
Janet Boynes | Called Out | Janet Boynes leads readers through her inspiring testimony, from her decision to try the homosexual lifestyle, to the trauma and pain she suffered dur
Intertwined Live by Lois W. Banner
Lois W. Banner | Intertwined Live | ‘A biography of two eminent twentieth-century American women. Close friends for much of their lives, Ruth Benedict and Margaret Mead met at Barnard Co
Here Lies the Heart by Mercedes De Acosta
Mercedes De Acosta | Here Lies the Heart | A murky combination of refinement, confusion, and a desperate faith in the occult, is this autobiography of Mercedes de Acosta, writer, society woman,
Irrepressible by Emily Bingham
Emily Bingham | Irrepressible | ‘Raised like a princess in one of the most powerful families in the American South, Henrietta was offered the helm of a publishing empire. Instead, sh
The Gay 100 by Paul Russell
Paul Russell | The Gay 100 | What do William Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, and Oscar Wilde have in common? For one thing, each of their works is most like being dramatized some