Category: LGBT Studies/Social Sciences

Cynthia Rich | Desert Years | An expanded edition of the thought-provoking book on living in the desert and aging.

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Cynthia Rich, shares with us some of her experie

Elula Perrin | So Long As There Are Women | A COLLECTION OF SENSITIVE, ANGRY, CANDID, AND, AT TIMES, BREATHLESSLY EROTIC CONFESSIONS IN WHICH PERRIN BRINGS TOGETHER THE STORIES OF NINE WOMEN – N

Mo Brownsey | Is It a Date or Just Coffee? |

What are the ten telltale signs that date #2 will take place in hell? Is it better to bounce than to break? How do you navigate the squiggly line b

Michelangelo Signorile | Outing Yourself | No matter how much you prepare, coming out as gay or lesbian is a difficult, emotional process — a process that will continue long after the words ar

Gillian E. Hanscombe; Jackie Foster | Rocking The Cradle | Rocking the Cradle is a fascinating historical document focusing on lesbian mothers. Now reis- sued with a new introduction, it was indeed the first b

Neil Miller | Out in the World | From Publishers Weekly

Miller ( In Search of Gay America ) traveled for two and a half years through 12 countries, observing gay and lesbian life.

Holly Iglesias; Catherine Reid | His Hands, His Tools, His Sex, His Dress | An examination of the complicated and critical relationship between lesbians and their fathers and the way in which it permeates and shapes their live

Richard Pimental-Habib | The Power Of A Partner | Dr. Richard L. Pimental-Habib’s new book is filled with thought-provoking guidance and soul-searching wisdom. Having previously addressed issues of se

Jaime A. Seba | Homosexuality Around the World: Safe Havens, Cultural Challenges | Explores depression and other mental issues in homosexuality.

The degree of acceptance for the LGBT community varies considerably in differen

Roger Blake | Lesbianism and the Single Girl | ‘No man could ever make me feel that way!’

At first blush, we thought this book was a pulp novel. However, Cornell University’s Rare and Manu