Boys’ Night Out by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | Boys’ Night Out | A Red-hot volume of short fiction from this lesbian literary sensation. As always, Arobateau takes a good hard look at the lives of everyday women, no
Lesbianism by Edward Podolsky; Carlson Wade
Edward Podolsky; Carlson Wade | Lesbianism | Contents include essays on: Sexual Methods of the Lesbian; Can You Recognize a Lesbian; Lesbian Love in Prison; Can Psychiatry Help the Lesbian; and m
Finding Home by Georgia Beers
Georgia Beers | Finding Home | ‘You’re getting rigid and predictable.’
Sarah Buchanan would never have used those words to describe herself in a million years. Never. But it
Imago by Francesca Rendle-Short
Francesca Rendle-Short | Imago | Imago has a lush and economical style that richly evokes Canberra in the 1960s and strongly captures the migrant experience of the period. It also viv
Against interpretation by Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag | Against interpretation | Against Interpretation was Susan Sontag’s first collection of essays and is a modern classic. Originally published in 1966, it has never gone out of p
When the Corpse Lies by Therese Szymanski
Therese Szymanski | When the Corpse Lies | Bad-girl Brett Higgins is used to waking up next to beautiful women she hardly knows. Problem is, this one’s dead.
Tough, sexy, and dangerous, form
Gay and Lesbian Politics by Mark Blasius
Mark Blasius | Gay and Lesbian Politics | An active participant in and theorist of the gay and lesbian movement, Mark Blasius contends that being gay or lesbian is by definition political. By
Every Bed is Narrow / The Beatniks by Andrew Laird; Richard E. Geis
Andrew Laird; Richard E. Geis | Every Bed is Narrow / The Beatniks | Every Bed Is Narrow (Original title: Too Hot For Hell)
The Beatniks (Original title: Like Crazy, Man)
One story about Beatniks – the oth
Denial by Jackie Kennedy
Jackie Kennedy | Denial | Time spent in Somalia has Doctor Celeste Cameron accustomed to living and working in a war zone. Coming back home to America, Celeste is glad to see t
More than welcome by Maurine C. Waun
Maurine C. Waun | More than welcome | A 1999 Choice Academic Book of the Year. Mainline churches, says Waun, are so preoccupied with debating the sinfulness of homosexuality that they are