Dodici Azpadu | Saturday Night in the Prime of Life | I can’t believe they’re going to let one of us bury the other in peace. A fiftieth birthday toast by Neddie to her lover, Lindy. And, as it turn out,
Pamela Moore | Chocolates For Breakfast | ‘Chocolates for Breakfast’ is sometimes included in lists of early Lesbian Fiction, for the depiction of the relationship of two schoolgirls at an Eas
Jane Futcher | Dream Lover | A story of an enduring love by the author of Crush. When a quiet lesbian artist is reunited with a former lover from 20 years ago–a married socialite
Lorrie Sprecher | Sister Safety Pin | Sprecher’s punk lesbian novel captures the in-your-face attitude of the 80s punk scene, a world of grunge and Doc Martens. On the wrong side of politi
Ellen Cooney | The White Palazzo |
Days before her wedding, Tara Barlow ditches her fiance and her hometown to head west in her prize Mustang after she discovers that her dream weddi
Paula Martinac | Out of Time | A handsomely repackaged version of an award-winning debut novel that won the 1990 Lambda Literary Award for Best Lesbian Fiction and was a Finalist fo
Jay Rayn | Butch II: A Novel | Beginning where Butch ended, Butch II lures the reader further into Michaelene Landetti’s life with it’s poignancy and bitter truths. After returning
Edith Forbes | Navigating the Darwin Straits |
Fiona Cooper | Jay Loves Lucy | ‘In the emotional No-Go zone of unrequited love, Cupid and Psyche are battling it out.
‘Jay, mid-thirties and comfortable with the single life, f
Jean Swallow | Leave a Light On for Me | Real life in real time for four San Francisco lesbians: cold coffee in the kitchen, hot sex on the side, and friendships strong enough to pull them al