Strange Lovers by John Trinian
John Trinian | Strange Lovers | ‘No man could look at Erin without wanting her–but what Erin wanted no man could give her.’
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Women Confidential by Lee Mortimer
Lee Mortimer | Women Confidential | ‘The Mortimer report on the devious and unpredictable behavior of the human female.’
The Lesbian Primer by Liz Diamond
Liz Diamond | The Lesbian Primer | ”Lesbian 101′ to dispel some ‘myth-conceptions’; and promote an understanding of lesbian lifestyle and culture in a unique way. For heterosexuals and
The Songs Of Bilitis by Pierre Louys
Pierre Louys | The Songs Of Bilitis | First published in Paris in 1894, this purports to be translations of poems by a woman named Bilitis, a contemporary and acquaintance of Sappho. This
Women in the Shadows by Ann Bannon
Ann Bannon | Women in the Shadows | Cover copy reads: ‘Their dark and troubled loves could flourish only in secret.’
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A guarded look across the room. That was all sh
From The Closet To The Courts by Ruth Simpson
Ruth Simpson | From The Closet To The Courts | Ruth Simpson’s pioneering work examines the intersections of lesbianism, feminism and other civil rights movements. From the Closet to the Courts chro
The Corruption of Innocence by Marianne Sinclair
Marianne Sinclair | The Corruption of Innocence | ‘Doorway To Degradation. When Anabel pushed open the door of ‘The Four Winds,’ her normal life stopped. From that moment on, there would always be a b
Dear Sammy by Gertrude Stein; Samuel M. Steward; Alice B. Toklas
Gertrude Stein; Samuel M. Steward; Alice B. Toklas | Dear Sammy | Letters to Steward from the famous expatriate pair, dating from the 1930s through 1966, reflect a true friendship among the correspondents, the striki
I Am a Woman by Ann Bannon
Ann Bannon | I Am a Woman | She looked round the Cellar with Laura following her gaze. ‘I know most of the girls here…I’ve probably slept with half of them. I’ve lived with hal
La Bâtarde by Violette Leduc
Violette Leduc | La Bâtarde | An obsessive and revealing self-portrait of a remarkable woman humiliated by the circumstances of her birth and by her physical appearance, La Batarde