Category: Fiction

Diane Langford | Shame About the Street | ‘There in the paper was a photograph of the newsreader in a fashionable restaurant, leaning across the table towards a companion whose face was in the

Wally Lamb | She’s Come Undone | In this extraordinary coming-of-age odyssey, Wally Lamb invites us to hitch a wild ride on a journey of love, pain, and renewal with the most heartbre

Rebecca Brown | The Haunted House | In one stifling moment near the beginning of this strong, evocative first novel, its genesis is laid bare: little Robin Dale’s father slides her into

Octave Thanet | The Missionary Sheriff | The folk of Octave Thanet’s creating have iron in their blood; their society is tonic. Of none of her characters is truer than of Amos Wickliff… Wickl

Catherine M. Wilson | When Women Were Warriors Book III | The classic hero of myth and legend is defined in masculine terms. How, then, can there be an authentic female hero – a hero who is both authentic as

Amber Dawn | Sub Rosa | In this stunning debut novel, Amber Dawn subverts the classic hero’s quest adventure to create a dark post-feminist vision. Sub Rosa’s reluctant heroi

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

Jeanette Winterson | Gut Symmetries | The highwire artist of the English novel redraws the romantic triangle for the post-Einsteinian universe, where gender is as elastic as matter, and an

Red Jordan Arobateau | Nearness of You/Sorrow of the Madonna | This long sought after lesbian novel by Master Author Red Jordan Arobateau is now available to the public! Originally contracted by Masquerade Books,

Rita Mae Brown | Southern Discomfort | Only Rita Mae Brown, author of Rubyfruit Jungle, could have written a novel as passionately delightful as Southern Discomfort.  Here is