Fiction

Jane Gapen | Something Not Ended | …the story of a woman caught in a world created by others where she has become a stranger to those around her and to herself as well…Courageously

Maureen Duffy | Wounds | Wounds begins with two lovers in bed. Their lovemaking throughout the book forms a recurring leitmotif, a counterpoint to the examination of the spiri

Jacqueline Campos | Perfectly Straight | Is it possible for a reader not to get emotionally involved with Stevie Ramsey, in this unique story of a young lesbian, as she finds her way through

Balticbard | When Rachel Returns | A romantic story of a Rachel Stone, who finds a great love in Ann Williams, then cruelly abandons her, only to go in search of her many years later, h

Madelyn Arnold | A Year Of Full Moons | Brilliant, tomboyish Josephine Margaret Butler-better known as Jos-is the second oldest child in a large, poor family living in provincial Summit, Ken

Lisa Alther | Kinflicks | Lisa Alther reels through the ups and downs of Ginny Babcock’s coming of age in Hullsport, Tennessee, during the ’50s and ’60s. Ginny bounces from one

Terra Ziporyn | The Bliss of Solitude | The Bliss of Solitude is a novel about sexual obsession, time’s transformation of memory, the gradual erosion of wonder, and the interplay between the

Gertrude Stein | The Making Of Americans | In The Making of Americans , Gertrude Stein sets out to tell ‘a history of a family’s progress,’ radically reworking the traditional family saga novel

Valerie Miner | Blood Sisters | Blood Sisters has at its heart two Irish sisters, Gerry and Polly, who grew up steeped in the ideals of the 1916 uprising. Their lives separated when