Category: Award Winner

Leila J. Rupp; Susan K. Freeman | Understanding And Teaching U.S. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, And Transgender History | Though largely neglected in classrooms, LGBT history can provide both a fuller understanding of U.S. history and contextualization for the modern worl

Alex Marcoux | Back to Salem | A Lambda Literary Award Finalist!

Jessie Mercer has it all-fame, fortune, and a best-selling novel being made into a major motion pictur

Madelyn Arnold | Bird Eyes | Winner of a Lambda Literary Award on its first publication in 1988, Madelyn Arnold’s brilliant, unflinching depiction of life on the back ward of a me

Terry Wolverton; Robert Drake | Indivisible | From Publishers Weekly

Calling this the first anthology to include literary fiction by both lesbian and gay writers, Wolverton, a writer, and Drak

Julie Anne Peters | Far From Xanadu | Every day in Coalton is pretty much the same. Mike pumps iron in the morning, drives her truck to school, plays softball in the afternoon, and fixes t

May Sarton | Mrs. Stevens Hears The Mermaids Singing | Hilary Stevens is an aging writer asked to recount her poetic inspirations, and we are taken along on this journey of rediscovery. Both subtle and int

Isabel Miller | Patience & Sarah |

Winner of the 1971 American Library Assoc.’s first Gay Book Award, later called Stonewall Book Award

Set in the nineteenth century, Isabel M

DL King | The Harder She Comes | What is it about a pretty girl in a tight skirt bent over to adjust her stockings? Or that hotter-than-hot butch, swaggering into the bar like she own

Lisa Alther | Other Women | With two young sons, a failed marriage, a job as an emergency room nurse that leaves her feeling paralyzed and hopeless, and a relationship with a wom

Sandi Hall | Wingwomen of Hera | Science fiction: the destiny of two very different planets change after a comet falls between them.

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In Wingwomen of Hera, two neighbor