Roberta’s Fire by Kelly Sinclair
Kelly Sinclair | Roberta’s Fire | The stunning conclusion to the Tantona Trilogy, that started with Accidental Rebels, and continued in If the Wind Were a Woman. In the summer of 1951,
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Morgan in the Mirror by C. C. Saint-Clair
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
Hidden Feelings by Donna Kelli
Donna Kelli | Hidden Feelings | Two young women, away for the summer, meet while at a lake, and share wilderness adventures teeming with laughter and danger, and end up having experi
Give Me Your Good Ear by Maureen Brady
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
Mrs. Reynolds (Yankee Girl) by Gertrude Stein
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)
Alma Rose! by Edith Forbes
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,
A Piece of the Night by Michele Roberts
Michele Roberts | A Piece of the Night | Julie Fanchot, French born, English convent-school educated, learns to please. The seductive daughter, Virgin Mary, romantic heroine, perfect wife and
She’s the Girl by Susan M. Brooks
Susan M. Brooks | She’s the Girl | Natalie loves love and hates relationships. Having never been surprised with a thousand daisies on her doorstep or a proposal written among the clouds
What Comes Naturally by Gerd Brantenberg
Gerd Brantenberg | What Comes Naturally | The protagonist’s coming out as lesbian in 1960’s Oslo. Her own ideas of what a woman who loves women is/should be like are upended as she looks for f
Aquamarine by Carol Anshaw
Carol Anshaw | Aquamarine | Explores three hypothetical schemas that could have been the life of swimmer Jesse Austin if she had made different choices and had not been haunted b