Two Lives by L. Riley Savon
L. Riley Savon | Two Lives | Two Lives is a story told in two parts of two people in two eras struggling to find love and happiness. It is the story of Sarah & Richard and the sto
Citizen, Invert, Queer by Deborah Cohler
Deborah Cohler | Citizen, Invert, Queer | In late nineteenth-century England, “mannish” women were considered socially deviant but not homosexual. A half-century later, such masculinity equale
Dont Let Go by Sheryl Wright
Sheryl Wright | Dont Let Go | Unemployed university professor Tyler Marsh is pounding the pavement looking for a job. Disillusioned with academia, she’s aiming for an analyst’s spo
Three Fortunes In One Cookie by Cochrane Lambert; Becky Cochrane; Timothy J. Lambert
Cochrane Lambert; Becky Cochrane; Timothy J. Lambert | Three Fortunes In One Cookie | Leaving behind a dead-end job, failed artistic aspirations, and the prospect of another cold New York winter, Phillip Powell returns to the town he sp
Blueprint For Sin by Peter Willow
Peter Willow | Blueprint For Sin | First line:
‘ It was her first time. ‘
A Matter of Course by Coleen Grundy
Coleen Grundy | A Matter of Course | A Matter of Course is the narration of a time gone by as the dreamtime encompasses the listener of another era. The discoveries emerge through the voi
In a Family Way by Rochelle Hollander Schwab
Rochelle Hollander Schwab | In a Family Way | In this contemporary novel, the death of a baby girl’s biological mother leads to a 3-way custody fight between lesbian co-mother, sperm donor and gra
Life and Times of Daffodil Mulligan by Maggie Redding
Maggie Redding | Life and Times of Daffodil Mulligan | Daffodil Mulligan’s search for identity is a hilarious dodgem track round a sex obsessed mother, the catholic church, a would-be monk and numerous gro
Boston Marriages by Esther D. Rothblum
Esther D. Rothblum | Boston Marriages | From Library Journal
This collection of theoretical essays and personal stories is not just about ‘Boston marriages,’ a term referring to two wome
Lesbian Crossroads by Ruth Baetz
Ruth Baetz | Lesbian Crossroads | Comments of roughly 20 lesbians–most from the West Coast and many from minority groups–about ”coming out,” dealing with parents, church, children,