Category: Fiction

Lucy Jane Bledsoe | Sweat | From Publishers Weekly

In an outstanding novella and (with a couple of exceptions) rich and satisfying stories, Bledsoe shows herself to be a smar

Sam Taylor | East Of Islington | Welcome to Sam Taylor’s world. A single girl with a dog, she moves into a new flat and tumbles headlong into a rollercoaster life in a dodgy postcode

Anna Wilson | Altogether Elsewhere | This novel is the bleak epic of women as vigilantes, varied in age, race, class and sexuality; united only in desperation. It examines the not-so-secr

Red Jordan Arobateau | Black Biker | The further adventures of the Outlawsa gang of dykes on bikes unlike any youve ever encountered! Once again, the Oils Club witnesses the outrageous an

Clara Nipper | Femme Noir | Dames, booze and murder is the oldest story in the book; but this time, it happens too fast to Nora Delaney, who is a notorious, womanizing college ba

Brigid Brophy | The Finishing Touch | English princess attends a finishing school managed by a lesbian couple on the French Riviera.

Sylvia Madrigal | Of Two Minds | What happens when a seventeen-year-old Chicana from South Texas is dropped into the rarefied ambience of an Ivy League institution?

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Gertrude Stein | Selected Writings Of Gertrude Stein | ‘This collection, a retrospective exhibit of the work of a woman who created a unique place for herself in the world of letters, contains a sample of

Cynthia Tyler | Descanso | Two years ago, psychotherapist Chris Cameron was devastated by the murder of her partner, Robyn. Even now she struggles daily with the loss as she onc

Jackie Kay | Why Don’t You Stop Talking | Following on from her award-winning first novel, ‘Trumpet,’ comes a collection of superlative stories. In true Kay style, these small masterpieces cov