Supervillainz by Alicia E. Goranson
Alicia E. Goranson | Supervillainz | Rump-smacking good action-adventure trans fiction that boots transgender literature out of the classroom and into the streets. A hard-edged tale of pa
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Beyond the Pale by Elana Dykewomon
Elana Dykewomon | Beyond the Pale | Beyond the Pale -winner of the Lambda Literary Award – tells the stories of two Jewish women living through times of darkness and inhumanity in the ea
Stir-Fry by Emma Donoghue
Emma Donoghue | Stir-Fry | After coming to Dublin to study at the University, sharing a flat with two eccentric women, and becoming infatuated with a man who turns out to be gay
Grand Slam by Samantha Brenner
Samantha Brenner | Grand Slam | Stephanie Alexander, twenty-six and miserable as a high profile corporate lawyer, tires of ghost deadlines and eighty-hour workweeks, throws in the to
A Perilous Advantage by Natalie Clifford Barney; Anna Livia
Natalie Clifford Barney; Anna Livia | A Perilous Advantage | Finally, the writing of one of the century’s most famous lesbians is available in English. The witticisms and observations of Natalie Clifford Barney,
Year of the Monsoon by Caren J. Werlinger
Caren J. Werlinger | Year of the Monsoon | Leisa Yeats has always defined herself by the things that are important to her a good family, a loving relationship and a meaningful job working wit
Katie Mulholland by Catherine Cookson
Catherine Cookson | Katie Mulholland | The offspring of working class people in a very class conscious England and at fifteen the model of a young nymph, Katie finds work in one of the grea
Alice Fantastic by Maggie Estep
Maggie Estep | Alice Fantastic | There is about Maggie Estep’s work a directness, a clear determination–a drive to cut through, to break through, to claw through–that is impressive.
Confessions Of Cherubino by Bertha Harris
Bertha Harris | Confessions Of Cherubino | KIRKUS REVIEW
One step beyond Catching Saradove (1969), Ellen does not run away from a bombardment of identities but has acquired a new aggre