Rizpah by Charles E. Israel
Charles E. Israel | Rizpah | This novel, set thousands of years ago, tells of the life-and-death struggles of Israel in the turbulent days when it was guided by the prophecies of
The Best College Writing 1961 by Editors of Story Magazine
Editors of Story Magazine | The Best College Writing 1961 | Included solely for Helen E. Ansell’s story, The Threesome, noted as being of lesbian interest in The Ladder, January 1963.
Nightmares And Geezenstacks by Fredric Brown
Fredric Brown | Nightmares And Geezenstacks | Listed solely for the story, Nightmare in Green, noted as being of lesbian interest in The Ladder, January 1963. 47 short and short-short stories by a
The Bull From the Sea by Mary Renault
Mary Renault | The Bull From the Sea | The Bull from the Sea is the sequel to Mary Renault’s The King Must Die. It continues the story of the mythological hero Theseus after his return from
The Girl Who Had Everything by Victoria Kelrich Morhaim
Victoria Kelrich Morhaim | The Girl Who Had Everything | She asked for love, but could give none in return. The revealing novel of a woman locked in a strange, destructive fear. ~ front cover
The Mourning After by Frank Kane
Frank Kane | The Mourning After | A hurry-up call from L.A. brought Johnny Liddell 3,000 miles to the sprawling Beverly Hills estate of T.V. star Dirk Messner. New York’s shrewdest pri
Blonde Dynamite by Louis Lorraine
Louis Lorraine | Blonde Dynamite | An intimate view of what some coeds must go through to get educated. Margo was learning more after curfew than during class ~ front cover
A Month Among the Men by Maryse Choisy
Maryse Choisy | A Month Among the Men | There are 8,000 men in the monastic community of Mount Athos — and for more than 1,000 years not one female has been allowed to set foot there. Not a
All the Naked Heroes by Alan Kapelner
Alan Kapelner | All the Naked Heroes | The most disturbing and unforgivable element in this first novel is the fact that although the setting is supposedly the thirties in America the situa
Madeleine Austrian by Robert R. Kirsch
Robert R. Kirsch | Madeleine Austrian | second novel (In the Wrong Rain- Little, Brown) is again a story of extramarital entanglements, casual sophistication and even looser morals, and pres