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With unerring emotional clarity, Van Arsdale, in a poetic first novel, charts a woman’s search for the land of amnesia, ‘wh
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Monica Nolan | Dolly Dingle, Lesbian Landlady | At the Magdalena Arms Residence for Women, desires are awakened, passions run hot, and love might be waiting just a few doors away. . .
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Sheila Ortiz Taylor | Homestead | A lyrically beautiful homage to the strength and resiliency of women
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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
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