Never The Less, I Am by David Hymola; Michelle Holton
David Hymola; Michelle Holton | Never The Less, I Am | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
The Lesbian History Sourcebook by Alison Oram; Annmarie Turnbull
Alison Oram; Annmarie Turnbull | The Lesbian History Sourcebook | Covering a 100 year period, this book looks at women who loved other women, had sex with other women, who cross-dressed and who resisted heterosexuali
Only a Woman by Francis Carco
Francis Carco | Only a Woman | ‘Only a Woman is an unashamed account of a love affair between a young boy and the servant girl who seduced him. Here is a history of the first, viole
Lesbianism In Swedish Literature by Jenny Bjo?rklund
Jenny Bjo?rklund | Lesbianism In Swedish Literature | Here, Jenny Björklund reveals that Swedish literary discourses on lesbianism provocatively contrast with a widely accepted view that attitudes toward
The Anatomy Of Oral Love by Hal Kantor
Hal Kantor | The Anatomy Of Oral Love | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Switching the Odds by Phyllis Knight
Phyllis Knight | Switching the Odds | Previously a promising rock guitarist, Lil Ritchie now works as a private investigator in Down East Maine. When she gets a call from James Cooper, a w
Pembroke Park by Michelle Martin
Michelle Martin | Pembroke Park | When Lady Joanna Sinclair meets Lady Diana March on horseback and clad in male attire, she is outraged. Such bizarre behavior is simply unacceptable
One Fine Day by Erica Abbott
Erica Abbott | One Fine Day | Celebrated operatic soprano Caroline Prince has returned to Denver to assume the position of artistic director of the regional opera company. When her
I Left My Back Door Open by April Sinclair
April Sinclair | I Left My Back Door Open |
Chicago deejay Daphne ‘Dee Dee’ Dupree is sassy and successful–but a series of catastrophic relationships has left her gun-shy. Now with her own
Lesbian Peoples by Monique Wittig; Sande Zeig
Monique Wittig; Sande Zeig | Lesbian Peoples | Meta-language reference for radical lesbian literature