The Big Change by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | The Big Change | THE BIG CHANGE is the vintage story of the life of a male to female transexual, Sandy/Paul. It begins early in ‘Pauls’ life–one of misery and drugs,
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UNTITLED by Genevieve
Genevieve | UNTITLED | Random thoughts sometimes compose the day. In Untitled: My Sky of Orange, the collaborative thoughts compose a story of a girl no one really knows. Th
Either/Or by Hilary March
Hilary March | Either/Or | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Ao Toa by Cathie Dunsford
Cathie Dunsford | Ao Toa |
A band of passionate conservationists wage war against the ravages of pollution and unregulated genetic engineering in this eco-thriller about su
Hesed by Maytee Aspuro y Gonzalez
Maytee Aspuro y Gonzalez | Hesed | When Elizabeth Ann Kelly, an Episcopalian priest, is violently confronted by a stranger on the street, she has no inkling that she will soon meet her
In Another Place, Not Here by Dionne Brand
Dionne Brand | In Another Place, Not Here | Acclaimed by Adrienne Rich as ‘fierce, sensuous . . . a work of great beauty and moral imagination,’ In Another Place, Not Here tells of two contempor
Hello Lesbian! by Jason Tanamor
Jason Tanamor | Hello Lesbian! | A ladies man gives up the life of schmoozing women when he finds the love of his life. The only problem – she’s a lesbian.
Coffee Will Make You Black by April Sinclair
April Sinclair | Coffee Will Make You Black | I still thought breasts might be more trouble than they were worth. Growing up reminded me a little bit of Hide and Go Seek. When it was your time
My Name is Rusty by Kay Johnson
Kay Johnson | My Name is Rusty | Allegedly a novel of a woman’s prison, complete with glossary of “prison slang”–but if the author has ever been inside a woman’s prison, or even done
Wedding Cakes, Rats and Rodeo Queens by Anne Cameron
Anne Cameron | Wedding Cakes, Rats and Rodeo Queens | Book Description
“ quite simply, a masterpiece ” – Edmonton Journal
“[Cameron’s] storytelling powers keep us entranced ” – Toronto Star