Common Voices, Other Lives by Jim Cook
Jim Cook | Common Voices, Other Lives | A collection of works from writers and artists of Southern California.
Jim Cook | Common Voices, Other Lives | A collection of works from writers and artists of Southern California.
Dallas Mayo | A Nest of Lesbians | CHAPTER ONE
Moving was always a drag, but Elspeth Wright didn’t mind it so much this time. After some four months in a shabby furnished room
Nene Adams | The Consequence Of Murder | The gruesome discovery of a mummified corpse wakes up something inside investigator Mackenzie Cross. Seeing and hearing things that just don’t happen
Monty Farrell | Wrong Jail | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Sam Taylor | East Of Islington | Welcome to Sam Taylor’s world. A single girl with a dog, she moves into a new flat and tumbles headlong into a rollercoaster life in a dodgy postcode
Michael Monahan | Maids in Heat | First Line(s)
It was Melanie’s first night at Turbenthal Hall. Despite her exhaustion, she was unable to sleep.
Laura Dehart Young | Forever and the Night | Kay Westmore knew from the beginning that getting involved with a woman fifteen years younger was asking for heartbreak. Now that Stef was leaving her
Curt Aldrich | Suzie Swaps! | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Gertrude Stein | Wars I Have Seen | Wars I Have Seen first published in 1945 is the follow-up to Stein’s very successful Paris France. With her great wit and highly original style, Stein
Anna Wilson | Altogether Elsewhere | This novel is the bleak epic of women as vigilantes, varied in age, race, class and sexuality; united only in desperation. It examines the not-so-secr