Cecile by Ruthann Robson
Ruthann Robson | Cecile | From Publishers Weekly
These 19 first-person stories form an insightful narrative that chronicles the daily events and small epiphanies in the rel
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The Ballad And The Source by Rosamond Lehmann
Rosamond Lehmann | The Ballad And The Source | Ten-year-old Rebecca is living in the country with her family when Sibyl Jardine, an enigmatic and powerful old woman, returns to her property in the
Freeing Vera by Elissa Raffa
Elissa Raffa | Freeing Vera | You have to leave home more than once to get it right. New York, the 1970s: Frannie D’Amato, activist young artist and unashamed truth-teller, wants t
Bow Grip by Ivan E. Coyote
Ivan E. Coyote | Bow Grip | arsenalpulp.com :
Winner of the 2007 ReLit Award for Best Novel
Shortlisted for the 2007 Ferro-Grumley Award for Women’s Fic
Paybacks by Gabrielle Goldsby
Gabrielle Goldsby | Paybacks | Two women with a fiery past discover paybacks can be hell…and just as hot. Cameron Howard’s first thought was to toss the invitation to her ten-year
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
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| Between Girlfriends | Gracy Maynard doesn’t mind being a freelance writer–after all, it has a better ring to it than ‘unpublished writer.’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