One Must Wait by Penny Mickelbury
Penny Mickelbury | One Must Wait | One Must Wait, the first book in what is certain to be a new series about African American defense attorney Carole Ann Gibson, starts as she la
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Witness to the League of Blond Hip Hop Dancers by Donna Allegra
Donna Allegra | Witness to the League of Blond Hip Hop Dancers | A novella and 11 stories, widely published author and dancer Donna Allegra presents a lyrical and stirring portrait of black lesbians set against the
25 Years of Malcontent by Stephanie Byrd
Stephanie Byrd | 25 Years of Malcontent | Illustrated from photographs and drawings. Stapled illustrated wrappers. VPoetry by a Boston-based African American lesbian. ‘Byrd’s poetry is part of
Night Songs by Penny Mickelbury
Penny Mickelbury | Night Songs | From one alley to the next in the seamy underside of our nation’s capital, the city’s top reporter, Mimi Patterson investigates the disappearance of t
Forty-Three Septembers by Jewelle Gomez
Jewelle Gomez | Forty-Three Septembers | From Library Journal
In this collection of 15 personal essays, Gomez ( The Gilda Stories , Firebrand Bks., 1991) writes from the perspective of a
Black Lesbians by J. R. Roberts
J. R. Roberts | Black Lesbians | Black Lesbians: An Annotated Bibliography, compiled by JR Roberts and published in 1981, is a noteworthy landmark in the history of women’s studies, A
Our Caribbean by Thomas Glave
Thomas Glave | Our Caribbean | ‘Traversing boundaries of geography, history, language, and desire, Thomas Glave has assembled a poignant testament of how we dare to love differently
Ain’t Gonna Be The Same Fool Twice by April Sinclair
April Sinclair | Ain’t Gonna Be The Same Fool Twice | Jean ‘Stevie’ Stevenson, the indomitable heroine of Coffee Will Make You Black, is back — somewhat older and wiser, with some experience and a
Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith
Lillian Smith | Strange Fruit | One of the very earliest paperback Lesbian novels published in America.
Keeping Secrets by Penny Mickelbury
Penny Mickelbury | Keeping Secrets | In Washington, D.C., the nation’s capitol, death comes to wealthy, closeted gay people at night. In their own cars. At the hands of a killer who someh