Category: Fiction

Stella Duffy | Singling Out the Couples | A princess, perfect in every way except one, arrives in London from a land of milk and honey, and sets up home in a Notting Hill tower block. Her self

Sheila Ortiz Taylor | Homestead | A lyrically beautiful homage to the strength and resiliency of women

Elan Barnehama | Finding Bluefield | When Barbara Phillips arrives in Bluefield, Virginia, to begin her medical residency, she thinks she is headed for an uneventful few years filled with

Stacey D’Erasmo | Tea | Stacey D’Erasmo will be a familiar name to anyone who reads the Village Voice. During the years she worked at that quintessential alternative w

Marilyn Gayle | Free Ride | A free-wheeling tale of a lesbian rogue on the move.

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From Publishers Weekly

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Linda Crawford | In a Class by Herself | Evelyn Girard. . . a woman compulsively drawn to men who sexually and psychologically abused her. An alcoholic on the borderline of total dependence o

Blue Dawson | Across | Martha and Claudia, lovers who too often have let careers interrupt their relationship, arrange passage on a small freighter bound for Turkey. They di

Lesley Glaister | Easy Peasy | Zelda’s father is a tormented man who eventually commits suicide. His lover, a prostitute called Wanda, lives next door with her deformed son, whom Ze

Leslie Feinberg | Stone Butch Blues | Feinberg’s book Stone Butch Blues was published in 1993. This fictional account of Jess Goldberg’s life is touching, brave and poignant. It is an exce

C.A. Boswell | For More Than The Toaster Oven | We are unable to provide a description at this time, but do note that the cover has a photo of a toaster, not a toaster oven. That doesn’t bode well f