April Sinclair | Ain’t Gonna Be The Same Fool Twice | Jean ‘Stevie’ Stevenson, the indomitable heroine of Coffee Will Make You Black, is back — somewhat older and wiser, with some experience and a
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
Alison Dubois | From The Other Side Of The Aisle | What happens when two middle-aged women set in their ways suddenly discover love? Can they make it work despite the geographical hardship of hailing f
Catherine M. Wilson | When Women Were Warriors Book II | The classic hero of myth and legend is defined in masculine terms. How, then, can there be an authentic female hero – a hero who is both authentic as
Jenifer Levin | Water Dancer | Using the competitive world of long-distance swimming as a springboard, this intriguing novel probes the nature of strength, intimacy, and commitment
Pamela Moore | Chocolates For Breakfast | ‘Chocolates for Breakfast’ is sometimes included in lists of early Lesbian Fiction, for the depiction of the relationship of two schoolgirls at an Eas
Shay Youngblood | Black Girl in Paris | In her critically acclaimed new novel, Shay Youngblood, the Pushcart Prize-winning author of ‘Soul Kiss’, chronicles the Parisian odyssey of a young A
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