May Sarton | Mrs. Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing | Hilary Stevens is an aging writer asked to recount her poetic inspirations, and we are taken along on this journey of rediscovery. Both subtle and int
DeJay | Strangers | Justina Murphy has lived on the streets since the age of thirteen. Outed by her best friend, she was beaten until she passed out and then her mother t
Nicole Brossard | Picture Theory | In this confounding volume of poetry and prose, Canadian Brossard ( Mauve Desert ) offers disharmonious syntax and esoteric feminist theory, blended i
Catherine M. Wilson | When Women Were Warriors Book I | The classic hero of myth and legend is defined in masculine terms. How, then, can there be an authentic female hero – a hero who is both authentic as
R.E. Bradshaw | The Girl Back Home | Sometimes what you spend your life looking for is waiting at home, right where it’s been all along .Jamie Basnight, 42, an expensive, attractive, succ
Leslie Feinberg | Stone Butch Blues | Feinberg’s book Stone Butch Blues was published in 1993. This fictional account of Jess Goldberg’s life is touching, brave and poignant. It is an exce
Jo Jones | Come, Come | ‘A razor-sharp portrayal of the interactions of friendship between women and lesbian love’.
Denise Ohio | The Finer Grain | Amory Walker is nineteen years old. Tormented by a recurring nightmare that haunts her waking life, she has existed in a state of paralysis since the
Anita Mason | Angel | It is April 1945, and the war is almost over. Above the landscape of a Germany ravaged by bombing and chaotic with refugees and bands of deserters, a
Maureen Brady | Give Me Your Good Ear | Three generations of women–grandmother, mother, and daughter–share a literal hearing impairment, perhaps inherited. Or perhaps a figurative deafness