Diana Souhami | The Trials of Radclyffe Hall | Radclyffe Hall was born in 1884 in Bournemouth in a house of horrors called ‘Sunny Lawn’. It was an unhappy childhood, until her father’s death when R
Harold Acton | Nancy Mitford | What was Nancy Mitford’s wicked sense of humour really like? The writer and poet Harold Acton was-like Nancy Mitford herself-one of the Bright Young T
Thomas George Johnson | Sappho, The Lesbian | Biography and works of Sappho, written in 1899.
Martha Mockus | Sounding Out | Sounding Out: Pauline Oliveros and Lesbian Musicality examines the musical career of the avant-garde composer, accordionist, whose radical innovations
JJ Marie Gufreda | Left-Hander In London | Joe Gufreda was a loving husband and father, successful businessman and faithful Catholic in the Midwest. But Joe had a secret that he was afraid to t
Red Jordan Arobateau | Passage Volume 9. | PASSAGE Volumme 9 is end of the semi-autobiographical journals of the Master Artist Red Jordan Arobateau. It deals with a variety of current & histori
Amie Klempnauer Miller | She Looks Just Like You | Amie Miller chronicles her experiences as a nonbiological lesbian mother, discussing the challenges and anxieties she faced as her life partner got pr
George Wickes | The Amazon Of Letters | Synopsis:
Natalie Barney came to Paris from America in 1894, a young woman possessed of beauty, brilliance, wealth. She was also the most notoriou
Margarethe Cammermeyer | Serving in Silence | In 1989, in a routine interview for top-secret security clearance – a requisite for admission to the Army War College – Colonel Margarethe Cammermeyer
Monica Baldwin | The Called And The Chosen | A good study of repression and frustration in convent life, containing the story of Sister Helena, novice-mistress; although her behavior was strictly