Shes the Girl by Susan M. Brooks
Susan M. Brooks | Shes the Girl | Natalie loves love and hates relationships. Having never been surprised with a thousand daisies on her doorstep or a proposal written among the clouds
Fiction
Waiting for Matindi by Helen Hodgman
Helen Hodgman | Waiting for Matindi | Recovering from an operation in the Australian countryside and Bondi Beach, the wry, ever-observant narrator of Helen Hodgman’s beautifully written ne
Daily and Sunday by Richard Powell
Richard Powell | Daily and Sunday | ‘Sex, power and the newspaper business.’
A Woman’s Ring by Rea Frey
Rea Frey | A Woman’s Ring | The world of boxing is traditionally reserved for men, but Katherine Sinclair wants to become the best at the sport her adopted father taught her from
Charnel Knowledge by Fiesta Carrera
Fiesta Carrera | Charnel Knowledge | ‘The Killing of Sister George’ goes down under in ‘Charnel Knowledge’ by Fiesta Carrera. ‘Charnel Knowledge’ takes aim at lesbian bloodlust, Anzacs, p
Skin by Kathe Koja
Kathe Koja | Skin | Eager to grow and transform, Bibi, a guerrilla performance artist, begins ritual cuttings and scarrings of her own body, and not even her metal sculpt
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
Edge of Reason by Victoria Allison
Victoria Allison | Edge of Reason | I craved the passion and proficiency of so many who embarked in careers with great satisfaction. I wondered what it would feel like to be able to s
At Last by Aliyat Lecky
Aliyat Lecky | At Last | At Last explores what happens when memories, once locked away, resurface and invade the present.
Helen’s way of being is turned upside down
The Lesbian Messiah by JA Calvet
JA Calvet | The Lesbian Messiah | Life’s too short, so f*** it!
A voice from within said, Do not be afraid to have the child. The girl will be special. She will set the worl