We Are by Lisa Kanemoto
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
Worth The Risk by Karis Walsh
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,
A Legal Guide For Gay And Lesbian Couples In Ontario by Kathleen A. Baker
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.
Hannah Free by Claudia Allen
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
Lust But Not Least by Chet Sandler
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
Ask No Man Pardon by Elsa Gidlow
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
The Mysterious Naiad by Katherine V. Forrest; Barbara Grier
Katherine V. Forrest; Barbara Grier | The Mysterious Naiad | If you crossed Naiad Press mystery writers with Naiad Press romantic writers, what would you get? The most romantic, mysterious, delicious stories of
Fresh Flesh by Stella Duffy
Stella Duffy | Fresh Flesh | Everything was going just fine for Saz Martin and her partner Molly. It is summer in London, they’re having a baby and all looks right with the world.
Open House by Joan Ellis
Joan Ellis | Open House | “How could she warn her teenage daughter without exposing the sordid truth of her own relationship with their virile young boarder?”
Renegade by Cheyne Curry
Cheyne Curry | Renegade | What would you do if one minute you were in the 21st century and the next you were in the 19th? One day you’re driving a Mustang and the next day you’