Fat Girl Dances with Rocks by Susan Stinson
Susan Stinson | Fat Girl Dances with Rocks | A coming of age story set in the late seventies.
Publisher’s Note
It’s the summer of drinking and driving, disco and diets, fake IDs and
File Q 13 by Joyce Colmar
Joyce Colmar | File Q 13 | Dr. Remi Casurella, an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, uncovers evidence of a ‘plague’, and despite the skeptici
Wild Hearts by Wild Hearts Group; Sheba Collective
Wild Hearts Group; Sheba Collective | Wild Hearts | Short stories representing a new genre revival – burning tales of fierce love denied, sex, intrigue and betrayal, passion scorned and consummated.
Grassy Flats by Penny Hayes
Penny Hayes | Grassy Flats | Set in Idaho in the Great Depression, this thrilling lesbian novel depicts the lives of two lovers, Nell and Aggie, who struggle from one day to the n
Crack-Up In Suburbia by Jay Carr; James P. Duff
Jay Carr; James P. Duff | Crack-Up In Suburbia | A Dramatic Case-History Account of the Manners, Mores and Morals of Big-City Exiles.
-The Suburban Family;
-Other Women’s Husbands;
People Who Peep by Reed Gilmore
Reed Gilmore | People Who Peep | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Passion Alley by Andrew Shaw
Andrew Shaw | Passion Alley | The story of two college kids who escape to the Village for drugs and sex.
Then he finds out the person Alissa has been with is a woman
Children Of Horizons by Gilbert Herdt; Andrew Boxer
Gilbert Herdt; Andrew Boxer | Children Of Horizons | A study of teenage homosexuality concludes that gay and lesbian teens are sure of their sexual orientation but unsure of how to express themselves in
Dare Truth or Promise by Paula Boock
Paula Boock | Dare Truth or Promise | ‘[A] steamy, brilliant girl-on-girl romance,’ says Kirkus, now available in paperback in our Graphia imprint with an eye-catching new cover! Willa and
Putting Out 1991 by Edisol W. Dotson
Edisol W. Dotson | Putting Out 1991 | ‘Putting Out’ is the essential reference tool for all lesbians and gays who write to reach an audience. In this edition, Dotson has updated entries to