Camptown Ladies by Mari SanGiovanni
The Santora family returns in SanGiovanni’s sequel — more chaos, more comedy, and more of the Italian-American family that can’t quite get out of its own way.
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Mothering Without A Compass by Becky W. Thompson
A white lesbian’s candid memoir about navigating race, identity, and love while raising her Black son.
Consecrated Ground by Virginia Black
A war witch and her former lover unite against a vampire siege.
Warrior Poet by Alexis De Veaux
Assessing the cultural legacy of a woman who personified the civil rights struggles of the twentieth century, De Veaux pays homage to one of the most courageous, singular voices of American letters.
Black Queer Studies by E. Patrick Johnson; Mae Henderson
A groundbreaking scholarly collection that makes black queer studies visible as a developing field, bringing together established and emerging scholars to assess theoretical and political issues at the intersection of race and sexuality in the United States.
Black Queer Identity Matrix by Sheena C. Howard
An academic framework proposing the Black Queer Identity Matrix to integrate race and ethnicity variables into queer studies, specifically addressing Black lesbian female identity as interlocking systems of oppression involving gender, race, and sexual orientation.
Conversations With Audre Lorde (Literary Conversations Series) by Audre Lorde; Joan Wylie Hall
A collection of interviews with acclaimed Black lesbian feminist poet Audre Lorde conducted throughout her life, covering her experiences as a poet, activist, cancer survivor, and outsider navigating multiple identities including her lesbianism, race, and Caribbean heritage.
Lickin’ License II by Intelligent Allah
Lickin’ License II More Sex, More Saga Intelligent Allah This sequel continues the story of the three-way relationship between lesbian protagonist Candy, bisexual Vanessa, and Rich. Vanessa engages in a three-way affair with two women (described as a blonde and redhead), and Candy continues as a central lesbian character seeking revenge on enemies from the … Read more
Things That I Do In The Dark by Jordan June
A selected poetry collection by bisexual Black feminist poet June Jordan, featuring intimate, politically charged verses that explore personal and political themes including love, identity, race, and resistance.