Rita Mae Brown | The Hand That Cradles The Rock | As a poet, Brown has a decidedly tin ear. First published in 1971 and 1973 as The Hand that Cradles the Rock and Songs to a Handsome Woman, these poem
Gingerlox; Vicki P. McConnell | Sense You | Sense You is a selection of poems both sensitive and stirring. In its hands, mouths and words caress unencumbered by clothes, extraneous images or hes
Judith Barrington | Trying to Be an Honest Woman | ‘Graceful, urbane poetry, claiming respect with its distilled clarity and hitting the deepest psychological nerves.’–OUT/LOOK
Francine J. Harris | Play Dead | ‘This book talks smack. This book chews with its open mouth full of the juiciest words, the most indigestible images. This book undoes me. Francine J.
June Jordan | Directed By Desire | “Jordan . . . is among the bravest of us, the most outraged. She feels for all. She is the universal poet.”–Alice Walker “Always urgent, inspiring, a
Christian McEwen | Naming The Waves | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Ochi | I Like What I Like | From her earliest memory of a childhood incident to her most recent experience at age 58, Ochi allows readers to share in her life, her journey and he
C. C. Carter | Body Language | Body Language’ a celebration of all things woman by award-winning performance-poet C.C.Carter, was a 2002 Lambda Literary Award finalist.
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Robbi Sommers | Unstrung Heart | Lover…Mother…Sister…Friend…
Only an author with the artistry of Robbi Sommers could paint such a multi-layered portrait of a woman’s
Elsa Gidlow | Sapphic Songs | ‘Elsa Gidlow was a poet, who in 1923 published the first volume of openly lesbian love poetry in the United States: On A Grey Thread. She promoted alt