Bobby Bottom and the Lesbians by Bonee DuBomb
Bonee DuBomb | Bobby Bottom and the Lesbians | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Pulp
Two Sisters, One Shame by Jeremy Dunn; John Dexter
Jeremy Dunn; John Dexter | Two Sisters, One Shame | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
The Pitchmen by Don James
Don James | The Pitchmen | ‘They Worked For The Fast Buck And Played For The Big Thrill.’
Don’t Bang The Barista! by Leigh Matthews
Leigh Matthews | Don’t Bang The Barista! | Drawing on the classics of lesbian pulp fiction, Don’t Bang the Barista! is set in the hipster-dyke triangle of East Vancouver, where friends Kate and
The Love Inn by Dean McCoy
Dean McCoy | The Love Inn | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Dime-A-Dance Hustler by Eve Linkletter
Eve Linkletter | Dime-A-Dance Hustler | Bonnie Rivers was a small town girl with a fabulous body . . . and motion pictures her goal. But a Hollywood drive-in seemed to be her fate until Fran
Hold Me Closer by Bart Stoner
Bart Stoner | Hold Me Closer | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
A Girl Called Jules by Milena Milani
Milena Milani | A Girl Called Jules | Jules was not like other girls. Hers was a hunger no one man could satisfy, hers was a hell from which there was no escape.
Bonnie by Oscar Bessie
Oscar Bessie | Bonnie | ‘She joined a motorcycle gang for kicks–and became a venus in leather to all comers.’
First Line(s)
Bored!
It was a pervad
Three on a Match by Budd Masters
Budd Masters | Three on a Match | ‘They used all their charms as bait in their continuing war against men. Their only object was complete surrender. ‘