Fat Girls and Lawn Chairs by Cheryl Peck
Cheryl Peck | Fat Girls and Lawn Chairs | A gay Erma Bombeck meets A Girl Named Zippy in this delightful debut about the misadventures of a woman of size. Cheryl Peck has stories to tell-about
Autobiography/Biography
k. d. lang by Rose Collis
Rose Collis | k. d. lang | ‘Rose Collis’s book on singer kd lang was the first in a new series called ‘Outlines’ published by Absolute Press. The series aims to explore the way
Just Take Your Frock Off by Barbara Bell
Barbara Bell | Just Take Your Frock Off | The daughter of a mill worker in Lancashire, Barbara Bell had her lesbian ‘initiation’ the year after Radclyffe Hall’s The Well Of Loneliness (1928).
For Sylvia by Valentine Ackland
Valentine Ackland | For Sylvia | Valentine Ackland, writer and poet, was for 40 years the closest companion of Sylvia Townsend Warner, for whom she wrote this autobiographical essay.
Women Like Us by Suzanne Neild; Rosalind Pearson
Suzanne Neild; Rosalind Pearson | Women Like Us | Nineteen first-hand accounts of the lives, loves and relationships of lesbian women from a variety of backgrounds, including landmarks in lesbian hist
Autumn Changes Part Four by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | Autumn Changes Part Four | This volume is almost at the end of The Work, which is sold in 5 separate parts or in its entirety. Typewritten in the authors original font and not s
Nancy Mitford by Harold Acton
Harold Acton | Nancy Mitford | Nancy Mitford was the eldest and most famous of the Mitfords. A relentless tease, she wrote subtle but wildly satirical novels such as Love in a Cold
Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady by Florence King
Florence King | Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady | Confessions Of A Failed Southern Lady. When Florence King was born, her Granny, a would-be Virginia grande dame, moved in. Anybody could have a family
Forbidden Fires by Margaret C. Anderson
Margaret C. Anderson | Forbidden Fires | Part memoir, part novel, includes over 97 photographs of Margaret Anderson’s life.
The novel that Margaret Anderson called ‘the story I want
Nancy Mitford by Harold Acton
Harold Acton | Nancy Mitford | Nancy Mitford was the eldest and most famous of the Mitfords. A relentless tease, she wrote subtle but wildly satirical novels such as Love in a Cold