Eating Artichokes by Willyce Kim
Willyce Kim | Eating Artichokes | Printed in purple ink, as is one of the photos; 5.5×9 inches, photos (portraits and nudes) by Wendy Cadden. Poetry chapbook. The Korean American poet
Born Confused by Tanuja Desai Hidier
Tanuja Desai Hidier | Born Confused | Dimple doesn’t know what to think. Her parents are from India, and she’s spent years rebelling against their customs. Now everything from India is sud
Lust in Leather by Dodine de Canard
Dodine de Canard | Lust in Leather | ‘One man’s odyssey into the steaming, searing world of far-out sex that began with a bull-horned charge on a booted, bare-breasted matadora.’
The Reluctant Tease by Amy Irwin
Amy Irwin | The Reluctant Tease | ‘She seemed to be everything a man could desire, but the passions which burned within her lush body could only be satisfied by another woman!.’
Restoring the Color of Roses by Barrie Jean Borich
Barrie Jean Borich | Restoring the Color of Roses | A collection of creative nonfiction about getting better: A vivid portrait of a lesbian who fell out of her life and came back restored.
Sin Stunt by Curt Aldrich
Curt Aldrich | Sin Stunt | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Out Here by Yorick Smaal; Graham Willett
Yorick Smaal; Graham Willett | Out Here | From homosexual law reform to drag kings; from HIV/AIDS to lesbian artists; from old age to movie-going – gay and lesbian life in Australia has always
My Sweet Untraceable You by Sandra Scoppettone
Sandra Scoppettone | My Sweet Untraceable You | When an unlikely character named Boston Blackie hires Lauren Laurano to find out who killed his mother more than thirty-five years ago, Lauren learns
The Wild Night by Don Holliday; Hal Dresner
Don Holliday; Hal Dresner | The Wild Night | ‘A chronicle of the perversion and unnatural desire that led Wanda the stripper, Roger the Negro, Walter the fetishist, Paula the co-ed lesbian, frigi
The Ada Decades by Paula Martinac
Paula Martinac | The Ada Decades | A girl from a Carolina mill family isn’t supposed to strive for a career, but Ada Shook graduates from college on a scholarship and lands a plum job a