Fisherpeople by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | Fisherpeople | Bitter-sweet story of Senior Alverez; Mexican migrant farmworker, grandfather, living out his old age alone in El Barrio with all his cats & Senor Poo
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Not Telling Mother: Stories from a Life by Diane Salvatore
Diane Salvatore | Not Telling Mother: Stories from a Life | Stories from the lives of lesbian couple Renee and Celia, and the extended family that surrounds them.
Celia and Renee are on a Provincetown
Slammerkin by Emma Donoghue
Emma Donoghue | Slammerkin |
Born to rough cloth in working-class London in 1748, Mary Saunders hungers for linen and lace. Her lust for a shiny red ribbon leads her to a lif
For Nights Like This One by Becky Birtha
Becky Birtha | For Nights Like This One | By Sistahs on the Shelf ‘The Home for Readers of… (Florida, USA) – See all my reviews
If you’re not one for short story collections, FOR
No, John, No by Cressida Lindsay
Cressida Lindsay | No, John, No | This is a novel about what it is like to be poor, rootless, intense and lesbian, trapped in a desperate bohemian life.
A novel about being po
Don’t Call Me Hero by Eliza Lentzski
Eliza Lentzski | Don’t Call Me Hero | It’s been over a year since Cassidy Miller retired from the United States Marine Corps, but try telling that to her nightmares. She knew that coming b
Bottle Rocket by Ann McMan
Ann McMan | Bottle Rocket | When book critic, Kate Winston, deems the best-selling novel by debut author, Shawn Harris, ‘Simply Offal,’ things get out of hand quickly. Shawn’s an
Claudine Married by Colette
Colette | Claudine Married | The third book in Colette’s enchanting Claudine series.
Following the excitement of a shared life in Paris, Claudine’s marriage to Renaud has
Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith
Lillian Smith | Strange Fruit | One of the very earliest paperback Lesbian novels published in America. Also one of the earliest Signet books, whose numbering started at 660. Wonderf
The Footstop Cafe by Paulette Crosse
Paulette Crosse | The Footstop Cafe | Run by Karen Morton, the eccentric, sex-fantasy-prone mother in a hilarious yet deeply troubled dysfunctional family in North Vancouver, the Footstop