Accommodation Offered by Anna Livia
Anna Livia | Accommodation Offered | ‘When her lover leaves her, Polly, with some trepidation, advertises two vacant rooms in her house. The two women who move in seem sympathetic: bus co
Anna Livia | Accommodation Offered | ‘When her lover leaves her, Polly, with some trepidation, advertises two vacant rooms in her house. The two women who move in seem sympathetic: bus co
Sarah Aldridge | Misfortune’s Friend | Set in London and Baltimore just before World War II, Althea, crippled by childhood polio finds love and companionship with Fern. Mrs. Henshaw, who as
Michele Roberts | Delusion |
‘On the narrative level alone, this is a compelling combination of Victorian pastiche and psychological thriller, fully and vividly imagined and of
Pat Califia | Doc and Fluff | Set in the bleak and not-too-distant future of a culture in its death throes, Doc and Fluff careens through the lives of a pair of outlaw women strugg
L. J. Jones | The Fool’s Tale | A humorous look at how a Southern belle unwittingly emerges from the closet at an important family get-together.
Posy unwittingly comes o
Tee Corinne | The Body of Love | A diverse collection of authors, 23 in all (including Susan Stinson and Leslea Newman), and surprise! ALL are very entertaining — virtually impossibl
Gillean Chase | Triad Moon | Past and present lives, incest and survival, healing and the astonishing strength of the heart These themes are woven through the lives of three women
Blanche McCrary Boyd | The Revolution of Little Girls | No matter how hard she tries, Ellen Burns will never be Scarlett O’Hara. As a little girl in South Carolina, she prefers playing Tarzan to playing Jan
Valerie Miner | Range of Light | Synopsis
Two old friends in their 40s–one a lesbian, one a married mother of two–take off on a hiking trip in the Eastern Sierra. Somewhat estr
Madelyn Arnold | Bird Eyes | Winner of a Lambda Literary Award on its first publication in 1988, Madelyn Arnold’s brilliant, unflinching depiction of life on the back ward of a me