Last Precinct by Patricia Cornwell
Patricia Cornwell | Last Precinct | Patricia Cornwell’s legendary crime fiction creation, Virginia’s Chief Medical Examiner Kay Scarpetta, has logged a host of fans among mystery readers
Our Caribbean by Thomas Glave
Thomas Glave | Our Caribbean | ‘Traversing boundaries of geography, history, language, and desire, Thomas Glave has assembled a poignant testament of how we dare to love differently
Woman Aflame by Connie Nelson
Connie Nelson | Woman Aflame | ‘Another face, another name, another stranger.and another feverish attempt to extinguish the white-hot hungers that consumed her body from dusk till d
Coming Out Under Fire by Allan Berube
Allan Berube | Coming Out Under Fire | Despite the many histories of the fighting men and women in World War II, none has been written about the estimated one million homosexuals. Here is a
Lesbian Origins by Susan Cavin
Susan Cavin | Lesbian Origins | Lesbian feminism has often been scorned as a marginal political dogma. Susan Cavin, a lesbian feminist sociologist, advances a new theory of women’s o
Sausalito Sunrise by MaryAnn Shank
MaryAnn Shank | Sausalito Sunrise | Stuff the poets Hafiz and Shel Silverstein into an incurable romantic, and this is what you get: poems that are ecstatic, gloriously happy, sensual, w
The Two-Way Swinger by Frank G. Harris
Frank G. Harris | The Two-Way Swinger | Her male boss wanted her her female boss wanted her only one could possess her but she couldn’t make up her mind
Girls’ Night Out by Kathleen Dale
Kathleen Dale | Girls’ Night Out | Author Kathleen Dale explores all of the aspects of lesbian love in Girls’ Night Out, a double novella featuring the popular stories Farr Anderson Lan
Sappho by Mary Barnard
Mary Barnard | Sappho | The hundred poems and fragments here translated into modern English constitute all of Sappho that survives, and effectively bring to life the woman wh
The Intersection of Law and Desire by J.M. Redmann
J.M. Redmann | The Intersection of Law and Desire | In the Big Easy, nothing comes easy, not life, not love . . . not justice. Two cases, one involving an innocent young girl and the other a jaded sophi