Category: Award Winner

Isabel Miller | Patience and Sarah | In the early nineteenth century, in a puritanical New England town, two women fall in love. With no one to guide or support them, Patience and Sarah t

Lesléa Newman | Hachiko Waits | The loyalty and devotion of a dog has no bounds as Newman’s novel is inspired by the true story of a faithful dog in Tokyo who met his master at the t

Martin Duberman; Martha Vicinus; George Chauncey | Hidden From History | Without peer, Hidden from History gathers together the works of the most exciting scholars in the dynamic field of homosexual studies, making this a g

Betty Fairchild; Nancy Hayward | Now That You Know | Enlightening and positive informative and compassionate, Now That You Know has become a standard reference for families with gay sons or daughters, Wr

Francine Saint Marie | The Secret Keeping | A LAMBDA Notable Book, Goldie Award Finalist, Semi-finalist for the Independent Publishers Award, and an IPPY Bronze medalist. [Publisher’s Special:Ed

Monique Wittig | Les Guerilleres | One of the most widely read and frequently cited feminist novels of our time.

‘A delectable epic of sex warfare . . . an extraordinary leap of

Jane Fletcher | The Wrong Trail Knife | Gaylactic Spectrum Award finalist Jane Fletcher returns with another Celaeno World novel.

The absence of men on the planet doesn’t mean that there

Elizabeth Woodcraft | Good Bad Woman | 2002 Lambda Literary Award Finalist, Lesbian Mystery

Frankie Richmond is a London Barrister long on attitude and short on lucrative work. Her

Trish Kocialski | The Visitors | The exciting adventures of Dean and Katie continue in The Visitors. The winter holidays are over and our heroines are back from a quick vacation to St

Lucy Jane Bledsoe | Working Parts | Working Parts examines the life of a smart, funny, accomplished woman who finally faces the hard truth that, at the age of 27, she cannot read.