Mimi of Mogador by Ruby Boardman
Ruby Boardman | Mimi of Mogador | A curious collection of lesbian poems and prose, along with three portraits by an American expatriate who lived in Paris in the inter-War years.
Jukebox by Gina Daggett
Gina Daggett | Jukebox | Debutantes in love. With each other. Grace Dunlop is the eleven-year-old girl with everything, including a trust fund. Transplanted from London to the
Worlds Collide by Moondancer Drake
Moondancer Drake | Worlds Collide | A fifth year Veterinary student at UW-Madison, Rune Nqumayo was far from being your typical college student. The leader of a local pack of shape shift
Lavender Rose by Anonymous
Anonymous | Lavender Rose | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Social Work Practice With Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, And Transgender People, Second Edition by Gerald P. Mallon
Gerald P. Mallon | Social Work Practice With Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, And Transgender People, Second Edition | A new, more comprehensive edition of the classic Social Work text
Although the vast majority of LGBT persons are healthy, resilient, and hard
The Mesh by Lucie Marchal
Lucie Marchal | The Mesh | ”I hated her when I first saw her. She was so passive, so voluptuous, so unlike me. Then something changed me. Alone with her I was filled with a joy
Ring-A-Ding-Ding by Frank Kane
Frank Kane | Ring-A-Ding-Ding | The blonde didn’t have to tell Liddell that she made the circuit. One look, and he could see she was a fast operator. Johnny Liddell dialed ‘0’ for in
Hardscratch Row by Anne Cameron
Anne Cameron | Hardscratch Row | Of the six grown-up siblings at the heart of the story, one lives with children she and her husband produced; one has children by more than one father
Adam and Two Eves / The Other Stranger by Anonymous; Daoma Winston; Lilla Van Saher
Anonymous; Daoma Winston; Lilla Van Saher | Adam and Two Eves / The Other Stranger | Unnatural Affection — Or Perverted Hate? The Young Widow Had To Choose Between Them
And outspoken novel on a taboo subject
A stra
Poems by Anne Whitney
Anne Whitney | Poems | While some poems express deep affection and emotional connections, these expressions are consistent with the romantic literary style of the 19th century and the period’s conventions of same-sex friendship.