Family Values by Phyllis Burke
Phyllis Burke | Family Values | A lesbian recounts her fight to legally adopt and co-parent her lover’s child, describing her journey into the worlds of adoption courts and the milit
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Mom by Nisa Donnelly
Nisa Donnelly | Mom | In her introduction to this anthology, Nisa Donnelly describes the particular bond between mothers and their lesbian daughters: ‘We are the women our
Gertrude Stein by Frederick J. Hoffman
Frederick J. Hoffman | Gertrude Stein | In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerptt:
AT LEAST three Gertrude Steins have been accounted for in modern criticism, biography, and
Gertrude and Alice by Diana Souhami
Diana Souhami | Gertrude and Alice | They were the talk of Paris, photographed by Beaton and Man Ray, painted by Picasso and written about by Hemingway. ‘Perfect… and witty… Souhani b
Gertrude Stein (Modern Critical Views) by Harold Bloom
Harold Bloom | Gertrude Stein (Modern Critical Views) | Scholarly biography
Memoirs Of Moving On by McRae-McMahon Dorothy
McRae-McMahon Dorothy | Memoirs Of Moving On | Faith, passion and resilience have been the hallmarks of Dorothy McRae-McMahon’s extraordinary life. Now 70, her memoirs begin with growing up in drou
Truly Wilde by Joan Schenkar
Joan Schenkar | Truly Wilde | She was lovely, sophisticated, and famous for her witty conversation, even in a social circle that was known for its fabulous talkers. The only child
Picasso by Gertrude Stein
Gertrude Stein | Picasso | For more than a generation, Gertrude Stein’s Paris home at 27 rue de Fleurus was the center of a glittering coterie of artists and writers, one of who
Going Down With Janis by Peggy Caserta; Dan Knapp
Peggy Caserta; Dan Knapp | Going Down With Janis | This is the raw and scathing portrait of Janis Joplin by her female lover. This book recounts those harrowing days when these two women were just hipp
Cravings by Jyl Lynn Felman
Jyl Lynn Felman | Cravings | In the essays contained in Cravings: A Sensual Memoir, writer and performance artist Jyl Lynn Felman looks at desire not in the abstract, but i