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.
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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
Honour by Ann Decter
Ann Decter | Honour | Jane Cammen – protagonist of Paper, Scissors, Rock – returns here with her lover Marie Latouche and Shulamit Weiss.
Mixed Blessings by Julia Watts
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Blood Ties by Warren Adler
Warren Adler | Blood Ties | During a reunion at their ancestral castle, the famed Von Kassel family — arms dealers for over a hundred years — suddenly find themselves in posses
Immortality by Kirsty Machon
Kirsty Machon | Immortality | New cutting edge Australian gay and lesbian fiction: delicious, dangerous, and deadly’.I lay masturbating on the couch, dreaming of the statue of libe
A/K/A by Ruthann Robson
Ruthann Robson | A/K/A | An intricate and daring novel centered on the identities that two women create for themselves. Margaret Smyth is an escort for women who assumes diffe
Cool for You by Eileen Myles
Eileen Myles | Cool for You |
Grainy and stripped, this gritty novel traces the downbeat progress of a girl growing up in working-class Boston. “Eileen Myles is a genius!” —
Look Under the Hawthorn by Ellen Frye
Ellen Frye | Look Under the Hawthorn | The thorny relationship between two women who are searching for roots and connections.
Half-Moon Scar by Allison Green
Allison Green | Half-Moon Scar | Amy, a lesbian in her thirties, has established an academic career and a relationship in a city far from her small Midwestern hometown. After years of