Best Lesbian Romance 2013 by Radclyffe
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The Nylon Jungle by Tony Calvano
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The Best Ever Guide to Demotivation for Lesbians by Mark Geoffrey Young
Mark Geoffrey Young | The Best Ever Guide to Demotivation for Lesbians | If you’re looking to gain respect from your employees, increase your income and get more out of your friends, for you, The Best Ever Guide to Demotiva
Girls’ Farm by Jack Thomas
Jack Thomas | Girls’ Farm | Because they were young, society called it a ‘farm’. But to the girls inside, it was a prison full of horror, sex and sadism.
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Nightwood by Djuna Barnes; Cheryl J. Plumb
Djuna Barnes; Cheryl J. Plumb | Nightwood | The version of Nightwood published in 1936 and revered ever since both as a classic modernist work and a groundbreaking lesbian novel differs i
Party Talk by Monty Farrell
Monty Farrell | Party Talk | Written with spice, this one tells of an apartment house where the tenants swap gossip and more!
Detained At Customs : by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | Detained At Customs : | “Whether I were testifying at this trial or not, my name would come up over and over again as that woman whose books are seized at the border, and I h
Reformatory Girls by Ray Morrison
Ray Morrison | Reformatory Girls | ‘The Shocking Story of Untamed She-Cats in a Jungle Behind Bars!’
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Girl Trouble by Francine Saint Marie
Francine Saint Marie | Girl Trouble | FIRST-TIMERS, TWO-TIMERS AND SECOND CHANCES: Joan Majors is, in her own words, a faithless, bragging womanizer, but when she meets sexy first-timer an
Butter Wouldn’t Melt by Penny Birch
Penny Birch | Butter Wouldn’t Melt | AJ pushed me towards the back of the arch. Nobody could see us unless they came directly past the opening, but we were still in the street, and I was