Rebecca Patterson | The Riddle of Emily Dickinson | This may be the most important volume that has been published about the life of Emily Dickinson. It is at once a work of solid scholarship, an excitin
Michael Burgess | Where There’s Smoke | ‘She was the kind of female who couldn’t say no, who couldn’t be satisfied with just one man…even if that man happened to be her husband’.
Edwin Gilbert | The Hot And The Cool | The world of new jazz has its dedicated in Kip Nelson and the boys of his unit which is not so highly thought of by their leader, Wade Stuart, a snob
Emma Donoghue | Touchy Subjects | How do you make conversation with a sperm donor? How do you say someone’s novel is drivel? Would you give a screaming baby brandy? In what words would
Heather Conrad | News | Sylvia and her cousin Linda have been close all their lives even as their life choices take them farther and farther apart. Linda, her husband, Steven
Henry Spencer Ashbee | Forbidden Books of the Victorians | Bibliographies of erotica for the Victorian time period.
Hubert Juin | La Parisienne | Historical review of famous and less known Parisian women between the years 1880 and 1914 (Belle Epoque). Richly illustrated with contemporary photogr
Sasha Gregory | Lucky Girls | A sexy lesbian comedy featuring Wendy and her fun-loving friends searching for love and the identity of a mysterious stranger.
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Janice A. Radway | Reading the Romance | Originally published in 1984, Reading the Romance challenges popular (and often demeaning) myths about why romantic fiction, one of publishing’s most
Nancy Manahan | On My Honor: Lesbians Reflect on Their Scouting Experience | This book not only celebrates the fine character of lesbians in Girl Scouting, but also offers, to those who can hear its message, a compliment to Gir