Seed of a Woman by Ruth Geller
Ruth Geller | Seed of a Woman | An intense first novel of the emerging women’s movement within the New Left
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Wonders by Karen Snow
Karen Snow | Wonders | This collection of 14 long, harrowing, extremely skillful poems, winner of the 1978 Walt Whitman Award for best first book, jells chiefly because the
That Other Love by Geoffrey Moss
Geoffrey Moss | That Other Love | Phillida’s other love was a disturbing and fascinating woman.
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This [novel] is quite different from WHIPPED CREAM, faster moving, more varie
Solution Three by Naomi Mitchison
Naomi Mitchison | Solution Three | As a fast-paced novel about a future shaped by feminist ideals of sexual and racial equality, ‘solution three’ at first seems to be a peaceful answer
The Velocipede Handicap by Louise W. King
Louise W. King | The Velocipede Handicap | In her first book, The Day We Were Mostly Butterflies, Miss King introduced a fluttery headed little heroine named Miss Moppet whose hilarious adventu
Between Our Selves by Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde | Between Our Selves | These two small volumes (Between Our Selves and If You Want To Know Me by P. Halsey, G. Morían and M. Smith ) melt together like Yin and Yang to form
The Phoenix Hour by Sarah Kilpatrick
Sarah Kilpatrick | The Phoenix Hour | We pay dearly for fruit out of season”, and the price tag here, in an exceptionally knowing and understanding first novel, is on the attachment of an
A Woman Appeared to Me by Renée Vivien
Renée Vivien | A Woman Appeared to Me | An autobiographical novel recounting the author’s love affair with Natalie Clifford Barney, originally published in Paris in 1904.
Strange Waters by George Sterling
George Sterling | Strange Waters | A narrative poem that H. L. Mencken rejected as ‘unfit’ for his magazine subscribers because of its ‘lesbian’ leanings. There was apparently some disc
The Black and White of It by Ann Allen Shockley
Ann Allen Shockley | The Black and White of It | Short stories about interfacial lesbian relationships.