Red Jordan Arobateau | Stories from the Dance of Life Vol. 1 | 7 cutting edge shorter works by Master Artist Red Jordan Arobateau. Reissued from 1977, this collection is a historical GLBT document, contains black
Stella Duffy | Singling Out the Couples | A princess, perfect in every way except one, arrives in London from a land of milk and honey, and sets up home in a Notting Hill tower block. Her self
Kim Savage | Girls’ Dorm | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
I. Wellman Hill | Her Own Kind | ‘Did she go to bed with anyone, or only with- Her Own Kind: The Violent Story of a Girl and Her Perverted Passion’
Kathleen Kelly | Penetrate | Two women on separate journeys up the Amazon. Kali, a ruthless pirate, on an assassination mission for a powerful criminal cartel; Maddie, a sheltered
Don Holliday | Easy to Bed | ‘In his fantasy sin-world every wanton was – EASY TO BED!.’
Joan Nestle; John Preston | Sister And Brother | Here are heartfelt writings from some renowned names in lesbian and gay literature, as well as some debut appearances. These essays explore a kind of
Alison Bechdel | Are You My Mother? | From the best-selling author of Fun Home, Time magazine’s No. 1 Book of the Year, a brilliantly told graphic memoir of Alison Bechdel becoming the art
Sheila Ortiz Taylor | Homestead | A lyrically beautiful homage to the strength and resiliency of women
Elan Barnehama | Finding Bluefield | When Barbara Phillips arrives in Bluefield, Virginia, to begin her medical residency, she thinks she is headed for an uneventful few years filled with