Coming Out by Stephan Likosky
Stephan Likosky | Coming Out | A collection of writing by homosexuals from all over the world shows how they are imagining their lives in contradistinction to heterosexual majoritie
Coming Out
Coming Out to Parents by Mary V. Borhek
Mary V. Borhek | Coming Out to Parents | ‘Among the most important gay and lesbian books’. — American BooksellerRevised and updated edition of a bestselling classic in the field. Examines co
Girl Crazy by Sacchi Green
Sacchi Green | Girl Crazy | Girl crazy. It’s that surge of longing that floods body and soul, that mad rush of pleasure and pain, from tentative self-discovery to the first thril
Lotus of Another Color by Rakesh Ratti
Rakesh Ratti | Lotus of Another Color | An Unfolding of the South Asian gay and lesbian experience Gay men and lesbians from India, Pakistan and other South Asian countries tell their storie
A Woman Like That by Joan Larkin
Joan Larkin | A Woman Like That |
The act of ‘coming out’ has the power to transform every aspect of a woman’s life: family, friendships, career, sexuality, spirituality. An essenti
Hearing Us Out by Roger Sutton
Roger Sutton | Hearing Us Out | A collection of interviews with 15 people who reflect on growing up as a gay person. Three of the subjects are high school students, but the remainder
Coming Home to America by Torie Osborn
Torie Osborn | Coming Home to America | A book speaking to gays and lesbians and their families and friends emphasizes how every open gay or lesbian strikes a blow for social justice and cha
Coming Out! by Linda Wells; Andrea Curran; Elizabeth Dean
Linda Wells; Andrea Curran; Elizabeth Dean | Coming Out! | The sequel to Lambda Literary Awards nominee Cut-Outs and Cut-Ups in the humor category, with an all-new cast of characters.
Coming Out to Parents by Mary V. Borhek
Mary V. Borhek | Coming Out to Parents | This guide is aimed at both parents and young lesbians and gay men.
Fat Girl Dances with Rocks by Susan Stinson
Susan Stinson | Fat Girl Dances with Rocks | A coming of age story set in the late seventies.
Publisher’s Note
It’s the summer of drinking and driving, disco and diets, fake IDs and