Meredith Miller | The A to Z of Lesbian Literature | While lesbian literature can trace its name back to the Greek poet Sappho, who was born on the Island of Lesbos in 630 B.C., it was not until the past
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Think David Sedaris meets Nora Ephron. In Wear a Helmet, Baeli again displays her ability to swing from unapologetic hum
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Toni Mirosevich | The Rooms We Make Our Own | To write about what it is like to grow up in a working-class commercial fishing family, work as a nontraditional laborer in the physical trades, labor
Sharon Malinowski; Christa Brelin; Malcolm Boyd | The Gay & Lesbian Literary Companion | ‘Give s the researcher, student, and casual reader a ‘collective experience’ of insight’. — American BooksellerThis anthology-plus showcases writings
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Eve Zaremba | Privilege Of Sex | Table of Contents
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