Fiction

Helen Collins | Egret | Jodi Marquette is poor, idealistic, and brilliantly talented. Cloaking her insecurity with pride, she comes to New York City, hoping to establish hers

Marge Piercy | Small Changes | In Small Changes Marge Piercy describes two women struggling through the late ’60’s and early s70’s (sic). It is impressive that she is able to deal w

Bia Lowe | Wild Ride | A collection of personal essays on topics as diverse as the nature of allergies, a meditation on bats, and the significance of 1974, from a writer wit

C. C. Saint-Clair | Morgan in the Mirror | Morgan in the Mirror, moves away from Saint-Clairs usual lesbian contexts, and tackles the issue of transgenderism–a most relevant matter for the hea

Maureen Brady | Give Me Your Good Ear | From Library Journal

In her 1981 novel, Brady uses the theme of deafness, both literal and symbolic, as three generations of women in Francie’s fa

Gertrude Stein | Mrs. Reynolds (Yankee Girl) | In this political parable, ‘the occurrences of Mrs. Reynolds’ life revolve around the shadows of two men: Angel Harper (a thinly-veiled Adolf Hitler)

Edith Forbes | Alma Rose! | Pat Lloyd has spent her entire life in Kilgore-a small, dusty town set amidst the rolling hills and sagebrush-covered plains of the West. Intelligent,