Outrageous by Sheila Ortiz Taylor
Sheila Ortiz Taylor | Outrageous | Arden Benbow is a motorcycle riding, lesbian Latina poet from LA who has at last received her degree from UCLA. Now she’s been hired to teach poetry i
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The Water’s Edge by Beverly Rathbun
Beverly Rathbun | The Water’s Edge | “I hope it isn’t one of those crazy places where they make you strip naked and roll around in wet paint,” Fern says when her family sends her to a cre
Dorothea by C. Frankenberg
C. Frankenberg | Dorothea | If Dorothea had not always fallen through the cracks of society, there may have been another way out when she was fired from her job. If Kate, the emo
A Lesbian In God’s House by Phenomenon
Phenomenon | A Lesbian In God’s House | Taurus has experienced so much shameful drama in her past. After losing a relationship with her mother & father over her last girlfriend’s ruthless be
Olivia by Dorothy Strachey
Dorothy Strachey | Olivia |
Considered one of the most subtle and beautifully written lesbian novels of the century, this 1949 classic returns to print in a Cleis Press edit
Pissing In A River by Lorrie Sprecher
Lorrie Sprecher | Pissing In A River | Amanda moves to London with nothing but her guitar and her collection of punk music as the soundtrack to her every move. With the company of a few fri
Round Shape by Alma Routsong
Alma Routsong | Round Shape | The story of a post-war marriage in a town so small that everyone is a part of everyone else’s life.
Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson
Shirley Jackson | Hangsaman | Shirley Jackson’s chilling second novel, based on her own experiences and an actual mysterious disappearance
Seventeen-year-old Natalie Waite
Splintered Day by V.K. Mina
V.K. Mina | Splintered Day | Set in the streets, bars and clubs of Greenwich Village, people meet, love, desire and betray. Fractured lives and splintered relationships appear in
The Way the Crow Flies by Ann-Marie Macdonald
Ann-Marie Macdonald | The Way the Crow Flies | To create a colourfully realised narrative seen through only youthful eyes is not an easy task, as the glut of badly written novels in this vein attes