The Third Way by Sheldon Lord
Sheldon Lord | The Third Way | Front cover: They hid their claws under nail polish!
Grier Rated
Carlotta McBride by Charles Gorham
Charles Gorham | Carlotta McBride | ‘Not since The Lost Weekend has there been a story of such startling frankness …’.
The Velocipede Handicap by Louise W. King
Louise W. King | The Velocipede Handicap | Interior decorators
The Ballad And The Source by Rosamond Lehmann
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
The Other Girl by Theodora Keogh
Theodora Keogh | The Other Girl | ‘The shocking story of a twisted love in the never-never land of Hollywood misfits.’
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She Came To Hollywood looking for the answer to
Passionately Yours, Eve by Paul Gregory
Paul Gregory | Passionately Yours, Eve | She had an unusual job– private secretary at a motel for drive-in sin.
Tottie by Sarah Aldridge
Sarah Aldridge | Tottie | Amid the turmoil of the 60’s, Connie, a young lawyer encounters the invisible obstacles that stand in the way of women in her profession. Engaged to b
Burn This And Memorize Yourself: Poems For Women by Alta
Alta | Burn This And Memorize Yourself: Poems For Women | Small volume of lesbian poetry
The Girl Cage by Charles Mergendahl
Charles Mergendahl | The Girl Cage | Women–Waiting For Men
Martha hated “The Girl Cage”–the house she lived in with four other wives whose husbands were fighting in Korea. She