Category: Grier Rated

Dola de Jong | The Tree and the Vine |

   This courageous early work of lesbian fiction (1951) tells the gripping story of two women torn between desires and taboos in the years leading

Valerie Taylor | Return to Lesbos | This treasure from the golden age of lesbian pulp fiction picks up where Stranger on Lesbos left off. Deserted by her butch lover, Frances struggles t

Tereska Torres | The Dangerous Games | ‘A candid, sophisticated tale of faithless love. Only in Paris.’

‘A startling tale of a menage a trois, by the author of WOMEN’S BARRACKS.’

Sheldon Lord | The Third Way | Front cover: They hid their claws under nail polish!

Gail Pass | Zoe’s Book | An astonished young woman is plucked from her studies at England’s British Museum and brought to a bizarre household where she meets the ancient, crip

Sylvia Stevenson | Surplus | Often the road to heaven on earth – which some call happiness, and some mirage – is a tangled pathway, broadening slowly as it winds along, till as la

Charlotte Wolff | An Older Love | About two older women who are attracted to each other.

Louise W. King | The Day We Were Mostly Butterflies | The fact that the boys like the boys and ditto for the girls is the most normal aspect of this wacky, comic first novel. In four episodes by Maurice C

Gale Sydney | Strange Circle | ‘You do things to me, baby…The rhythm of the music’s mad beat echoed the fervent throb of blood pulsing through their hungry hearts as they performe

Ann Bannon | Odd Girl Out | In the 1950s, Ann Bannon broke through the shame and isolation typically portrayed in lesbian pulps, offering instead women characters who embraced th