The C-Word by Jean Gelman Taylor
A lesbian memoir about cancer from the partner’s perspective — the loneliness, the treatment, the community, and the experience of loving someone who is dying.
We Are More Than Just Our Bodies Hiv/Aids And The Human Rights Complexities Affecting Young Women Who Have Sex With Women In Uganda by R. Kakungulu-Mayambala
Legal analysis of burden of proof and presumption of innocence protections for sexual minorities, lesbian youth, and HIV-positive women.
Good Water by Kayt Peck
A lesbian Western romance set on the New Mexico plains, where a rancher who never left and a writer who wasn’t planning to stay find more common ground than either expected.
Only Darkness by Danuta Reah
A psychological thriller set in Sheffield, where a linguist’s world unravels after a murder reveals how close danger has always been. First in the Suzanne Milner series.
The Border Crosser by Cindy Rizzo
Queer Jewish teens lead a resistance movement in a fractured, dystopian America.
The Space Between by Challa S. Kumar
A lesbian YA romance about a popular girl and a reclusive artist navigating first love, religious doubt, and the courage it takes to name who you are.
Area Impossible by Arondekar; Anjali; Patel; H. Geeta
A theoretical collection exploring the intersection of queer studies and geopolitics to challenge Western-centric sexual epistemologies.
Murder At The Con by Riley Adair Garret; Taylor James
A lesbian mystery-romance set at a literary conference in Arizona, where a demoted detective and a murder-mystery novelist find the crime a little too close to fiction.
Making It Ours: Queering The Canon (Gay, Lesbian, And Queer Studies) by Mark D. Hawthorne
A 1998 work of queer literary criticism arguing that the closet and coming-out experience operate as structuring metaphors throughout the non-queer canonical literary tradition.
