On The Rails by Linda Niemann
Linda Niemann | On The Rails | The first woman to go railroading on the Southern Pacific recounts her journey–the people who work on the trains, the craft of the railroader, the We
Autobiography/Biography
Sappho of Lesbos by Margaret Goldsmith
Margaret Goldsmith | Sappho of Lesbos | A psychological biography of Sappho of Lesbos written by a layman for laymen, and not a dissertation written for classical scholars, this work concent
Black Bull, Ancestors And Me by Nkunzi Zandile Nkabinde
Nkunzi Zandile Nkabinde | Black Bull, Ancestors And Me | Describing the dichotomy of being both revered and reviled, this memoir traces the story of a sangoma–a traditional healer–who is also a lesbian. De
Ellen by Kathleen Tracy
Kathleen Tracy | Ellen | – How her conservative father turned his back on her when he learned she was gay. – The personal tragedy that became her greatest inspiration. – Her s
Into The Pink by Oberlin College Alumni Association
Oberlin College Alumni Association | Into The Pink | The book Into the Pink consists of transcribed conversations from the First Reunion of the Oberlin Lesbian, Gay Bisexual Alumni [now the Oberlin Lambd
The Mulberry Tree by Elizabeth Bowen; Hermione Lee
Elizabeth Bowen; Hermione Lee | The Mulberry Tree | From Publishers Weekly
These essays, prefaces, reviews, letters and talks by Anglo-Irish novelist and short-story writer Bowen (18991973) include
The Gay 100 by Paul Russell
Paul Russell | The Gay 100 | An illustrated selection of history’s most influential homosexuals, ranked according to their impact on the development of gay identity, includes Socr
Les Femmes Preferent Les Femmes by Elula Perrin
Elula Perrin | Les Femmes Preferent Les Femmes | En avril 1977, pour la première fois, une lesbienne s’exprimait en toute liberté, racontant sa vie pittoresque, ses amours tumultueuses, et affirmant
Parker & Hulme by Julie Glamuzina; Alison J. Laurie
Julie Glamuzina; Alison J. Laurie | Parker & Hulme | The movie Heavenly Creatures was based on New Zealand’s notorious 1954 murder case in which two teenage girls, Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme, killed
La Batarde by Violette Leduc
Violette Leduc | La Batarde | In her second revealing memoir of literary Paris, Leduc shares her insights into a post-War Parisian scene dominated by the likes of Camus, Genet, Sar