Eliza Lynn Linton; Deborah T. Meem | Rebel of the Family | The Rebel of the Family (1880) is the first New Woman novel by Eliza Lynn Linton. Perdita Winstanley, the novel’s protagonist, struggles to balance th
Pat Arrowsmith | Jericho | ‘…Another survivor of the earliest days is Pat Arrowsmith, who has been to jail 11 times and arrested frequently for her protests. ‘It has been my l
Erika Lopez | Lap Dancing for Mommy | Maybe Lap Dancing for Mommy is a graphic novel, or maybe it’s a collection of illustrated essays. However you’d describe it, Erika Lopez’s narr
Gertrude Stein; Richard Kostelanetz | The Yale Gertrude Stein | Students and admirers of Stein will welcome this volume both for the reading pleasure it brings and for its eloquent reaffirmation of Stein’s importan
Finola Moorhead | Remember The Tarantella | A work of feminist, lesbian fiction, this experimental novel explores the lives of 26 women–each named for a letter of the alphabet–during the 1980s
Patricia A. Murphy | We Walk the Back of the Tiger | It is 1974 in the California town of Santa Clarinda. With the women’s movement beginning to erupt all around her, Clara Doherty becomes the administra
Justine Saracen | The Witch Of Stalingrad | As the German Blitzkrieg brings the Soviet Union to its knees in 1942, a regiment of women aviators flies out at night in flimsy aircraft without para
Marie Louise Pool; Albert Courtney | Faithful Unto Death / Anson’s Thrilling Adventures | Marie Louise Pool was a noted 19th-century out lesbian author. Other than that, we have no description.
Fiona Cooper | Blossom at the Mention of Your Name | ‘When Gerth and his friends stray one night into a gay club the last thing he expects is to fall in love, yet his first sight of Callum is enough to s
Evan Hunter | Lizzie | A fictional account of the 1892 double-murder case of Lizzie Borden, a prisoner of her appetites in conflict with her times