Category: Fiction

Marusya Bociurkiw | The Woman Who Loved Airports | Sexy and fun, these stories move across identities and communities, from Baba’s kitchen and suburban shopping malls to the demi-monde of queer sex an

Tom Robbins | Even Cowgirls Get The Blues | Champion hitchhiker Sissy Hankshaw, braless and free, makes her way across the confused and paranoid America of the 1970s, gathering knowledge and exp

Susan J. Leonardi | And Then They Were Nuns | ‘Beatrice has probably told you that when someone starts talking about staying, we usually send her home for a while, away from the seductions of thes

Valerie Miner | Winter’s Edge | One of the few novels to center on the lived of older, working-class women, Winter’s Edge depicts the vibrant community that centers around one block

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

Jane Severance | Ghost Pains | Ghost Pains sensitively explores the struggles of two sisters growing up in a difficult world in which alcoholism threatens their survival.

Nevada York | Caught Up | Nevada York’s poignantly realistic, refreshing passionate novel has made her one of America’s rising African-American authors. She bring us her most s

Regina Knox | How Can an Angel Take My Heart? | Two African American women struggle with love, lust, and most of all the voice of God. Soon you will love Angel and Kennedy as if you?ve known them al

Judith Katz | The Escape Artist | Sofia Teitelbaum’s parents want to marry her off to a successful, charming, traveling Jewish businessman. The year is 1913, the place is rural Eastern

C.D. Overstreet | Taboo Beach House | Rose Palm and her five lovely daughters have just moved into the family’s beach house in Georgia and are ready to put their lives back together after