Category: Poetry

Barbara Noda | Strawberries | Poetry by the lesbian Asian-American author, illustrated (with rather sedate drawings) by the Symbionese Liberation Army’s former bomb maker.

Berta Freistadt; Pat O’Brien | Language Of Water, Language Of Fire | ‘A fresh exciting collection with a wide-angled lens, from the concerns of the city waitress to fears of coming out, this poetry crosses boundaries bu

Christian McEwen | Naming the Waves | Collection of contemporary lesbian poetry by more than 70 poets from both sides of the Atlantic

Mab Segrest | Living in a House I Do Not Own | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Jane Miller | August Zero | From Publishers Weekly

Miller’s ( American Odalisque ) text begins with poems that address the fin de siecle (‘ . . . The twentieth century, begun

Janice Gould | Earthquake Weather | Review

Gould’s poetry reveals her experiences and reflections on being a lesbian of Indian heritage: a background which often affords her an outsi

Pierre Louys | The Songs Of Bilitis | First published in Paris in 1894, this purports to be translations of poems by a woman named Bilitis, a contemporary and acquaintance of Sappho. This

Kitty Tsui | The Words Of A Woman Who Breathes Fire | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Julie R. Enszer | Milk And Honey | In this land of Milk & Honey, poems flow. Contemporary Jewish, lesbian poets address an array of experiences – relationships between and among women,

Alicia Bennett | The Tincture of Salt | We are unable to provide a description at this time.