Rack Focus by K. L. Kramer
K. L. Kramer | Rack Focus | Using a bisexual photojournalist as pivot, filmmaker-author KL KRAMER follows the roller-coaster love addictions and artistic ambitions of an Angelino
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Between Girlfriends by Elizabeth Dean
Elizabeth Dean | Between Girlfriends | Gracy Maynard doesn’t mind being a freelance writer–after all, it has a better ring to it than ‘unpublished writer.’ But is it too mch to ask, in the
Seven Miles from Sydney by Lesley Thomson
Lesley Thomson | Seven Miles from Sydney | When Deborah Carry is invited to Australia to write a film about gangland violence, she gets murdered herself. The police and the newspapers are hardl
The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall
Radclyffe Hall | The Well of Loneliness | First published in 1928, this timeless portrayal of lesbian love is now a classic. The thinly disguised story of Hall’s own life, it was banned outrig
The Microcosm by Maureen Duffy
Maureen Duffy | The Microcosm | This novel, which opens and closes at a London club for the gay girls, is an expository, explicit, communal, interior view; while it occasionally refe
Olivia by Olivia
Olivia | Olivia | From the back cover:
“When, at 16, Olivia left her English family to spend a year in a French finishing school near Paris, she moved into an
Southland Auto Acres by Lisa Jones
Lisa Jones | Southland Auto Acres | Just out of college, Becky Pine wants a job, a girlfriend, and a manifesto. She wants a life — her own real life. Southland Auto Acres, a car lot in
The Late Breakfasters by Robert Aickman
Robert Aickman | The Late Breakfasters | A novel of disturbing wit gaily unpredictable rich in eccentrics often very funny always delightful. Young Griselda de Reptonville is invited
Winter Passage by Judith McDaniel
Judith McDaniel | Winter Passage | Novel set in a Vermont village in the 1970s opens the deeper stories of three women’s lives through the door of their friendship with each other.
Cracks by Sheila Kohler
Sheila Kohler | Cracks | Put adolescents together in a confined environment with only minimal adult supervision, and bad things will happen–a truism in literature as well as