Mother Bound by Jill Johnston
Jill Johnston | Mother Bound | Johnson, an journalist and art critic, wrote Lesbian Nation and Gullibles Travels. This work is an attempt to discover her ‘dead English father.’
Autobiography/Biography
By Her Own Admission by Gifford Guy Gibson
Gifford Guy Gibson | By Her Own Admission | Texas custody battle covered by San Francisco investigative reporter with help from mom.
I’ll Sing ’til The Day I Die by Beth Brant
Beth Brant | I’ll Sing ’til The Day I Die | ‘…I like to sing’, says Eva Maracle, ‘and I’ll sing ’til the day I die’. A hundred years of Native North American history emerges from the lives of
Contemporary Lesbian Writers of the United States by Sandra Pollack ; Denise D. Knight
Sandra Pollack ; Denise D. Knight | Contemporary Lesbian Writers of the United States | The first comprehensive biographical, critical, and bibliographical source on lesbian writers, this reference book features essays on 100 contemporary
Passage Vol. 3 by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | Passage Vol. 3 | Passage Vol. 3 is the continuation of Master Author Red Jordan Arobateaus fabulous daily journal plus a novel wrapped up inside which contains a myste
No priest but love by Anne Lister; Helena Whitbread
Anne Lister; Helena Whitbread | No priest but love | One may take delight in what is here: the souvenir of an unabashed and often triumphant erotic life…. Rediscovered after nearly two hundred years, t
k. d. lang by Paula Martinac
Paula Martinac | k. d. lang | A biography of the singer whose ‘coming out of the closet’ did not hurt her career, as might have been expected, but was also an inspiration for other
Women Together by Mona Holmlund; Cyndy Warwick
Mona Holmlund; Cyndy Warwick | Women Together | Here are the stories of 29 couples – women whose love has endured in a world that too often devalues their commitment to each other and denies their v
An Army Of Ex-Lovers by Amy Hoffman
Amy Hoffman | An Army Of Ex-Lovers | Boston’s weekly Gay Community News was ‘the center of the universe’ during the late 1970s, writes Amy Hoffman in this memoir of gay liberation before
Don’t Get Me Started by Kate Clinton
Kate Clinton | Don’t Get Me Started | Let’s get one thing straight. I’m not. And yes, my brother is Bill Clinton. But not the Bill Clinton. These two guys are very different. For on