The Tree and the Vine by Dola de Jong
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
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Riverfinger Women by Elana Dykewomon; Elana Nachman/Dykewomon
Elana Dykewomon; Elana Nachman/Dykewomon | Riverfinger Women | The story of what it means to be women and lovers when you are seventeen with the years just behind, and the years just ahead.
Discover for y
The Question of Sabotage by Bonnie J. Morris
Bonnie J. Morris | The Question of Sabotage | Whiney but wonderfully brilliant Ceci Blum has packed up her physics books, fled her MIT lab with a stranger from a women`s bookstore, and is headed t
Recognizing Ourselves by Ellen Lewin
Ellen Lewin | Recognizing Ourselves | In April 1993, as part of the March on Washington for Lesbian, Gay, and Bi Equal Rights and Liberation, hundreds of couples participated in ‘the Weddi
Sister / Stranger: Lesbians Loving Across the Lines by Jan Hardy
Jan Hardy | Sister / Stranger: Lesbians Loving Across the Lines | Included are pieces by “35 lesbians from all over the U.S., as well as from Canada, the U.K., and Australia. The contributors are women of color and w
Playing With Fire by Dani Shapiro
Dani Shapiro | Playing With Fire | Two women–Lucy, daughter of a traditional Jewish family, and Carolyn, wealthy and reckless–come to share a rare love together, until Lucy succumbs t
Love Ruins Everything by Karen X. Tulchinsky
Karen X. Tulchinsky | Love Ruins Everything | When Nomi Rabinovitch’s femme girlfriend leaves her for a man, Nomi seeks solace in watching schmaltzy videos at a friend’s place, working her shift a
Lucy on the West Coast by Mary Beth Caschetta
Mary Beth Caschetta | Lucy on the West Coast | Publisher’s Note
Enter a world of distinctly individual women facing the vagaries of contemporary life in stories written with breathtaking clarit
For Lack of a Better Word by Thea Hillman
Thea Hillman | For Lack of a Better Word | Memoir of a lesbian poet-activist who grew up intersexed, fat and Jewish in 1980s California.
The discoveries Thea Hillman brings back from Ameri