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Conventional American tourists observe uninhibited families in Italy; a woman learns independence when the gay man who is t
Linnea A. Due | Give Me Time | Novel with radical and lesbian themes, with particular focus on the Bay Area and the dramatic events of the 1970s – the SLA, the city hall murders and
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
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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
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