The Patience Of Metal by Yvonne Zipter
Yvonne Zipter | The Patience Of Metal | Review
Here is a fresh, bold and compelling book about the redeeming powers of earthly love in a life saturated with loss. — Letter eX, April 199
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The Female Man by Joanna Russ
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Paris Was A Woman by Andrea Weiss
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The Price Of Salt by Patricia Highsmith
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Paxton Court by Diane Salvatore
Diane Salvatore | Paxton Court | Four couples from the northeast, a close circle of friends, retire together to Lakeside Leisure, a sunny, sleepy community in Florida. They build thei
Trumpet by Jackie Kay
Jackie Kay | Trumpet | ‘Supremely humane…. Kay leaves us with a broad landscape of sweet tolerance and familial love.’–The New York Times Book Review
In her
Sister Gin by June Arnold
June Arnold | Sister Gin | Aging, lesbian consciousness, the difficulty of escaping from alcoholism-these are the themes of June Arnold’s extraordinary novel, first published by
Sita by Kate Millett
Kate Millett | Sita | ‘A wrenching and intimate autobiography, Sita is an unsparing, moment-by-moment record of the fading of love, with all of its agony and false-dawn res
Slow River by Nicola Griffith
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First Person Queer by Richard Labonte ; Lawrence Schimel
Richard Labonte ; Lawrence Schimel | First Person Queer |
In this amazing, wide-ranging anthology of nonfiction essays, contributors write intimate and honest first-person accounts of queer experience, fro