Lesbian FunWorld Books

Finola Moorhead | Remember The Tarantella | A work of feminist, lesbian fiction, this experimental novel explores the lives of 26 women–each named for a letter of the alphabet–during the 1980s

Andrea Freud Loewenstein | The Worry Girl | With chunks called ‘From The Stories That Came Before’ and pieces named ‘The Grandmothers’ Stories,’ this pithy collection – ‘fictional composites of

Linda Handel | Now That You’re Out of the Closet, What About the Rest of the House? | Opening the door to a consistent, mature lifestyle is a difficult task for most of us, but especially for gays and lesbians living in a heterosexual w

Shanna Katz | She and Her | The ultimate, full-color guide to amazingly passionate and intensely pleasurable sex for women who love women

Nothing spices up a couple’s se

Lisa Kanemoto | We Are | Lisa Kanemoto photographed San Francisco’s gay community in 1984 through portraits of a vast array of noted personalities from drag queens to leatherm

Karis Walsh | Worth The Risk | Is it possible to overcome a lifetime of barriers and finally take a chance on love?

Jamie Callahan handles her job as an investment analyst,

Kathleen A. Baker | A Legal Guide For Gay And Lesbian Couples In Ontario | Now dated book providing an overview of legal rights for gay and lesbian couples in Ontario.

Claudia Allen | Hannah Free | Hannah, a free spirit. Rachel, the woman she calls home. Hannah and Rachel knew, from their first adventure as girls, that they were meant to be toget

Chet Sandler | Lust But Not Least | ‘Love lashes.He used them to satisfy his perverse pleasure upon their soft bodies. She hated all men’s bodies and only desired other women to satisfy

Elsa Gidlow | Ask No Man Pardon | In 1973 she published a manifesto, Ask No Man Pardon: The Philosophical Significance of Being Lesbian, in which she defined the lesbian as by nature a