The Song In My Heart by Tracey Richardson
Tracey Richardson | The Song In My Heart | Fame and money rained down on Dess Hampton like a monsoon. She couldn’t imagine needing more–until her golden voice was silenced. Now her quiet days
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The Young in One Another’s Arms by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | The Young in One Another’s Arms | Winner of the 1978 Best Novel of the Year Award from the Canadian Authors Association.
The Always Anonymous Beast by Lauren Wright Douglas
Lauren Wright Douglas | The Always Anonymous Beast | Publication Date: December 14, 2010
Meet Caitlin Reece. Smart, cool, tough. A dropout from conventional life. Highly competent in her chosen
Inland Passage by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | Inland Passage | In the most traditional of romantic settings, on board a ship that travels the Inland Passage, two women discover new possibilities . . . These and ma
The Helen Keremos Trio by Eve Zaremba
Eve Zaremba | The Helen Keremos Trio | Consists of three of her works: A Reason to Kill, Work for a Million, Beyond Hope
Asha’s Mums by Rosamund Elwin ; Michele Paulse
Rosamund Elwin ; Michele Paulse | Asha’s Mums | Asha, an African-Canadian girl whose lesbian mums become an issue for the teacher and the curiosity of classmates, responds with clarity and assuredne
Contract with the World by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | Contract with the World | Six characters use Art to try and make sense of their lives and establish a relationship with the outside world. For some there is success, for other
Provincetown Summer & Other Stories by Lindsay Welsh
Lindsay Welsh | Provincetown Summer & Other Stories | Provincetown Summer is a completely original collection devoted exclusively to white-hot desire between women. From the casual encounters of women on
Bordering by Luanne Armstrong
Luanne Armstrong | Bordering | Hazel McLean is bordering on everything: coming out as a lesbian, imagining her future, moving away from the small town that keeps her pinned down and
Love and Other Ruins by Karen X. Tulchinsky
Karen X. Tulchinsky | Love and Other Ruins | If Woody Allen were a lesbian, Love and Other Ruins is the kind of novel he would film. Set in the energetic (and tragic) gay scenes of Toronto