Sapphic Circle by Sandy Stephan
Sandy Stephan | Sapphic Circle | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Blue Collar Lesbian Erotica by Pat Cronin; Verda Foster
Pat Cronin; Verda Foster | Blue Collar Lesbian Erotica | Blue Collar Lesbian Erotica is a collection of stories about the average lesbian in hot, steamy encounters in not-so-average places. Santa and her elf
The Feel of Forever by Lyn Denison
Lyn Denison | The Feel of Forever | To the casual observer Felicity Devon’s life seems ideal. She lives on an island off the coast of Queensland and successfully runs the art gallery tha
Second Fiddle by Kate Calloway
Kate Calloway | Second Fiddle | A Cassidy James Mystery
The letter was brief and to the point: If we wanted to live with faggots we’d move to San Francisco. Get out of town.
The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez
Jewelle Gomez | The Gilda Stories | The Gilda Stories is a senusal feminist adventure following the life of an escaped slave who learns the power of life over death. The novel overturns
Lesbian Ethics by Sarah Lucia Hoagland
Sarah Lucia Hoagland | Lesbian Ethics | Lesbian Ethics encourages us to experience a lesbian culture from the pits of our individual realities to the well of our collective consciousness. A
Egalia’s Daughters by Gerd Brantenberg
Gerd Brantenberg | Egalia’s Daughters | Welcome to the land of Egalia, where gender roles are topsy-turvy as ‘wim’ wield the power and ‘menwim’ light the home fires. This re-telling of the p
Shirley and Pipsi… by Shirley J. Hall
Shirley J. Hall | Shirley and Pipsi… | This is a correspondence between Shirley, a single British Lesbian, living in Spain and Sylvia, (known always as Pipsi) a married woman and mother of
Daughters of Darkness by Pam Keesey
Pam Keesey | Daughters of Darkness | A collection of lesbian vampire tales by such authors as Pat Califia, Katherine V. Forrest, and Robbi Sommers, among others.
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Amanda by Paula Christian
Paula Christian | Amanda | Ev writes ‘les books’, but she’s not a lesbian; she simply puts a woman in the man’s ‘traditional’ place. When a young writer sends her a manuscript,