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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Claudia Schoppmann | Zeit Der Maskierung | Schoppmann investigates the lives and stories of Lesbians in the Weimar Republic and during National Socialism. She is faced with little documentation
Kate Summerscale | The Queen of Whale Cay | Featured on the London Times’s best-seller list, a biography of Marion ‘Joe’ Carstairs, the fastest female speedboat racer of the twenties, describes
Gertrude Stein | Wars I Have Seen | Wars I Have Seen first published in 1945 is the follow-up to Stein’s very successful Paris France. With her great wit and highly original style, Stein
Pat Stone | Awakening | At first glance, Pat Stone was the picture of conservative womanhood. She married at the tender age of eighteen, settling into a quiet life as a house