Liar’s Moon by Kate Sweeney
Kate Sweeney | Liar’s Moon | In the sequel to Residual Moon, Grayson MacCarthaigh stays in Ireland, struggling with her destiny as the true descendant chosen to protect the ancien
Kate Sweeney | Liar’s Moon | In the sequel to Residual Moon, Grayson MacCarthaigh stays in Ireland, struggling with her destiny as the true descendant chosen to protect the ancien
Berta Freistadt; Pat O’Brien | Language Of Water, Language Of Fire | ‘A fresh exciting collection with a wide-angled lens, from the concerns of the city waitress to fears of coming out, this poetry crosses boundaries bu
Lillian Faderman | Scotch Verdict | Lillian Faderman, award-winning author of Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers, gives an extraordinary rendering of the real-life story on which Lillian Hell
Isabella | Broken Shield | Tyler Jackson, former paramedic now firefighter, has seen her share of death up close. The death of her wife caused Tyler to rethink her career choice
Ann Fannin; Lee-Ann Fenge; Tina Hicks; Nichola Lavin; Keith Brown | Social Work Practice With Older Lesbians And Gay Men | Recent policy in Britain has promoted the recognition of diversity of experience in later life. However, despite this, sexuality in later life is a li
Minerva Salado | Dos Orillas | The book is a group of narratives written by lesbians who speak Spanish. They tell their tales of the experiences they have had in society with regard
Anthony Bell | Bizarre Voyage | A group of beautiful girl-hungry women take a cruise to practice their own brand of pleasure. A first-timer on the voyage, Rosemary is eager to experi
Linnea A. Due | Joining the Tribe | Like a lot of fortysomething gay men and lesbians, including me, Linnea Due thought that the post-Stonewall culture, full of queer parades, films, and
Red Jordan Arobateau | My Continuing Journey Into Spritual, Artistic & Revolutionary Thoughts | Ongoing journal of an artist/writer, spiritual revolutionary.
Bonnie Eaton | Coed Slut Party | First Line(s):
‘Come in!’
‘Mr. Landis?’
The young instructor looked up from his desk at the coed who had just addressed him