Category: Fiction

Dola de Jong | The Tree and the Vine |

   This courageous early work of lesbian fiction (1951) tells the gripping story of two women torn between desires and taboos in the years leading

Heather Lewis | The Second Suspect | Gabriel Santerre, the sleek heavy in Heather Lewis’s hypnotic, tightly written thriller The Second Suspect, has high level connections to New Y

S. D. Lewis | Complete | Angela A person can be married, but be alone. For the past year, she has felt this way. There is only one who has held her heart since the day they me

Gertrude Stein | The Making of Americans | In The Making of Americans , Gertrude Stein sets out to tell ‘a history of a family’s progress,’ radically reworking the traditional family saga novel

Ali Liebegott | The Beautifully Worthless | A modern epic poem about a runaway waitress and her Dalmatian, Rorschach, who leave Brooklyn to find hope in a town named Camus, Idaho. Along the way

Francis Carco | La Lumière Noire | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Valerie Miner | Winter’s Edge | Set in one block of San Francisco’s Tenderloin district in the late 1970s, Winter’s Edge centers around the lives of two working-class women in their

Sean Reynolds | Dying for a Change | Summer, 1965 and the living is far from easy. The Civil Rights Movement occupies the press. The Watts Riot is heating up Los Angeles and Chicago is ho

Joanna Russ | On Strike Against God | Joanna Russ’s On Strike Against God is remarkable for its deft intertwining of many themes: not only the overt one of coming out, but many intricately

Joyce Carol Oates | Solstice | Back in print, one of the most engrossing of Joyce Carol Oates’s earlier novels explores a relationship between two women. Originally published in 198