The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs by Iman Qureshi
The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs | Iman Qureshi | When banks and sandwich shops have more pride than we do, where can we go to be with our tribe?
It’s 2022. There’s a rainbow flag in every high-st
The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs | Iman Qureshi | When banks and sandwich shops have more pride than we do, where can we go to be with our tribe?
It’s 2022. There’s a rainbow flag in every high-st
Is Lesbian Identity Obsolete? | Ella Ben Hagai (Editor) | This cross-disciplinary book engages with the provocation, “Is lesbian identity obsolete?”. In this volume, researchers offer diverse perspectives on
Lesbian Love Story | Amelia Possanza | For readers of Saidiya Hartman and Jeanette Winterson, Lesbian Love Story is an intimate journey into the archives–uncovering the romances and role m
Moby Dyke | Krista Burton | A former Rookie contributor and creator of the popular blog Effing Dykes investigates the disappearance of America’s lesbian bars by visiting the last
Interrogating Lesbian Modernism | Elizabeth English (Editor); Jana Funke (Editor); Sarah Parker (Editor) | Makiko Minow coined the phrase lesbian modernism’ in 1989. Since then, scholars of lesbian modernism have produced crucial work to critique and expan
Between Takes | CJ Birch | Simone Lavoie would be the first to admit she’s running from her problems, literally. She’s convinced herself a new job as an intimacy coordinator in
Zamira Saliev | Valden Bush | Flick Colonna’s life is ticking away one minute at a time. Desk duty at Department 6, a clandestine government agency, is making her itch for active d
Alone & Lonely | Adrian J. Smith | A missing baby, a boss with a vendetta, and a case to solve.
Grace is thrown into chaos when her life seems to fall apart. She’s been handed
Roses, In The Mouth Of A Lion | Bushra Rehman | In the vein of Dominicana and My Brilliant Friend, an unforgettable story about female friendship and queer love in a Pakistani-American community Raz
Confessions Of The Letter Closet | Patrick Paul Garlinger | By the beginning of the twentieth century, epistolary novels in Spain increasingly grappled with homoerotic and homosexual desire, treating it as a se