Anna Day And The O-Ring by Elaine Wickens
Elaine Wickens | Anna Day And The O-Ring | Evan and his two mothers try to assemble a tent and find that Anna Day, the dog, has hidden the o-ring.
The Man in Control by Hugh Patrick Mcgraw
Hugh Patrick Mcgraw | The Man in Control | Mild lesbian theme. The publisher, Arthur Barker, was cleared of obscene libel charges at the Old Bailey in 1954.
My Purple Winter by Carl Corley
Carl Corley | My Purple Winter | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
No matter what by Mary Saracino
Mary Saracino | No matter what | Ten-year-old Peanut, the oldest girl in a working class Catholic family, finds the burden of being her mother’s confidante too much when her mother, w
Garter Party by Sheila Morgan
Sheila Morgan | Garter Party | They were girls on fire with passion, and they made it the wildest orgy ever – until one of them went too far!
Marty – She didn’t know if she
The Queer Sisters by Steve Harragan
Steve Harragan | The Queer Sisters | Hardboiled Private Eye vs Lesbians
“Twisted Love and Hateful Passion in a Suspenseful Setting!”
The Flesh Worshippers by Jack Woods
Jack Woods | The Flesh Worshippers | First Line(s)
Seven people were aboard the Aereo Intrepido’s DC-3, five thousand feet above the Bolivian jungle when the right engine sputter
Southern Cross by Patricia Cornwell
Patricia Cornwell | Southern Cross | In their first appearance (Hornet’s Nest, 1997), Chief Judy Hammer, Deputy Virginia West, and reporter-turned-rookie-cop Andy Brazil battled a
The Queers of New York by Leo Orenstein
Leo Orenstein | The Queers of New York | The whole thing reads a lot like an interview with a sexologist, circa 1970.
‘Are there any figures on what percentage of the population is hom
Queer Voices from the Campus by Donald W. Hinrichs
Donald W. Hinrichs | Queer Voices from the Campus | Coming Out as LGBT is one of the most powerful things a queer (non-heterosexual) person can do. Not only is it an important personal step in identity