Fiction

Melissa Kwasny | Modern Daughters and the Outlaw West | In Emeryville, a raucous mining town where the living and dead inhabit each others’ dreams and lives, the balances of communities and the land are fra

Red Jordan Arobateau | The 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

Monique Wittig | The Lesbian Body | Back in print, this daring novel constitutes a rhapsodic hymn to women’s bodies and women’s relationships.

‘That rare work in fiction . . . the

L. Riley Savon | Two Lives | Two Lives is a story told in two parts of two people in two eras struggling to find love and happiness. It is the story of Sarah & Richard and the sto

Cochrane Lambert; Becky Cochrane; Timothy J. Lambert | Three Fortunes In One Cookie | Leaving behind a dead-end job, failed artistic aspirations, and the prospect of another cold New York winter, Phillip Powell returns to the town he sp

Rochelle Hollander Schwab | In a Family Way | In this contemporary novel, the death of a baby girl’s biological mother leads to a 3-way custody fight between lesbian co-mother, sperm donor and gra

Maggie Redding | Life and Times of Daffodil Mulligan | Daffodil Mulligan’s search for identity is a hilarious dodgem track round a sex obsessed mother, the catholic church, a would-be monk and numerous gro

Randi Schalet | Dessert | Dessert is an engaging novel that takes Marilyn and her girlfriend, Jane, on the poignant but often funny journey that lesbians travel when they decid