Category: Fiction

Eveline Mahyère | I Will Not Serve | Precocious, nonconformist Sylvie has been expelled from a convent for writing, in a letter, that she loves one of the nuns. The story deals with the u

Ali Liebegott | Cha-Ching! | A tender, unforgettable story about being young and broke in America, and the conjoined hearts of love and addiction.

F. Zarod Rominski | Seven Windows | There are witches, magic, mystery and decay in Seven Windows: Stories of Women, but I hesitate to call it a spiritual book. These are stories about wo

Mary Lapsley | Parable Of The Virgins | High-keyed novel of many emotional fevers, hetero and homosexual, in a woman’s college.

May Sarton | The Small Room | This is a perceptive, deeply questioning novel of a New England college, its students and it’s faculty. It is a novel about women and the unique relat

William Davey | Dawn Breaks The Heart | A lengthy episode involves the sensitive hero’s elopement with Vivian, an irresponsible girl who turns out to be a lesbian and leaves him for another

Margaret Ferguson | The Sign Of The Ram | Sherida Binyon soon learns that her opinion of the wild Cornish coast to which she has come applies to more than the scenery.

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Eveline Mahyère | I Will Not Serve | Precocious, nonconformist Sylvie has been expelled from a convent for writing, in a letter, that she loves one of the nuns. The story deals with the u

Meg Wolitzer | Hidden Pictures | From Publishers Weekly

At age 22, Wolitzer made her debut in the critically praised novel Sleepwalking; her second book is another singular feat.

Vance Bourjaily | The End Of My Life | When Thomas “Skinner” Galt leaves Greenwich Village to volunteer as an ambulance driver with the British Army, he anticipates the adventure of a lifet