Tailor-Made by Yolanda Wallace
Yolanda Wallace | Tailor-Made | Before Grace Henderson began working as a tailor in her father’s bespoke suit shop in Wiliamsburg, Brooklyn, she established a hard and fast rule abou
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Sister Outsider: Essays And Speeches (Crossing Press Feminist Series) by Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde | Sister Outsider: Essays And Speeches (Crossing Press Feminist Series) | Presenting the essential writings of black lesbian poet and feminist writer Audre Lorde, SISTER OUTSIDER celebrates an influential voice in twentieth-
You Make Me Wanna by Nikki Rashan
Nikki Rashan | You Make Me Wanna | Product Description
You’ve met her before. Confused. Scared. Indecisive and unsure. Walk with Kyla as she attempts to bandage aching wounds still
The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez
Jewelle Gomez | The Gilda Stories | The Gilda Stories is a senusal feminist adventure following the life of an escaped slave who learns the power of life over death. The novel overturns
I Left My Back Door Open by April Sinclair
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Chicago deejay Daphne ‘Dee Dee’ Dupree is sassy and successful–but a series of catastrophic relationships has left her gun-shy. Now with her own
Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith
Lillian Smith | Strange Fruit | One of the very earliest paperback Lesbian novels published in America.
Say Jesus and Come to Me by Ann Allen Shockley
Ann Allen Shockley | Say Jesus and Come to Me | A black evangelist’s affair with a sultry nightclub singer. Hot romance.
Movement in Black by Pat Parker
Pat Parker | Movement in Black | Amazon.com Review
This is the new, expanded edition of a groundbreaking volume of poetry first published in 1978, 11 years before Parker’s early d
In Another Place, Not Here by Dionne Brand
Dionne Brand | In Another Place, Not Here | Acclaimed by Adrienne Rich as ‘fierce, sensuous . . . a work of great beauty and moral imagination,’ In Another Place, Not Here tells of two contempor
Coffee Will Make You Black by April Sinclair
April Sinclair | Coffee Will Make You Black | I still thought breasts might be more trouble than they were worth. Growing up reminded me a little bit of Hide and Go Seek. When it was your time