The Girls Upstairs by Don Holliday; Hal Dresner
Don Holliday; Hal Dresner | The Girls Upstairs | ‘Wayward wantons was a polite name for the three beautiful girls who shared the love-nest in madcap Manhattan’
Don Holliday; Hal Dresner | The Girls Upstairs | ‘Wayward wantons was a polite name for the three beautiful girls who shared the love-nest in madcap Manhattan’
Jackie M. Blount | Fit To Teach: Same-Sex Desire, Gender, And School Work In The Twentieth Century | Summary Read First Chapter image missing
Honorable Mention, 2006 Outstanding Book Award presented by the History of Education Society
Morgan Hunt | Sticky Fingers |
Shortly after amateur sleuth Tess Camillo discovers a rattlesnake under the bed of her San Diego home, another lesbian is killed with a snake. Poli
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John B. Thompson | Girls of the French Quarter | ‘Every color of skin, every kind of sin– a novel of men on the loose, and women on the prowl’
‘One bad girl deserves another…!’
Gerri Hill | Hunter’s Way | Homicide detective Tori Hunter was used to doing things her way. But even after six different partners in seven years, she was not prepared for the ho
Rosemary Curb; Nancy Manahan | Lesbian Nuns | Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence, the explosive international best-seller, had unprecedented impact it had on the lesbian community and mainstream cultu
Terry Castle | The Apparitional Lesbian | From Library Journal
With the recent explosion in the number of gay and lesbian fiction titles, it should come as no surprise that next would foll
Mike Avallone | Women in Prison | What do you think a woman is going to do when she’s taken away from men?
Sally Miller Gearhart | The Wanderground | The Wanderground is a speculative fiction novel by Sally Miller Gearhart, published in 1979 by Persephone Press. It is Gearhart’s first and most famou