Marie Bonifas by Jacques De Lacretelle
Jacques De Lacretelle | Marie Bonifas | Classic novel of feminine variance. Exclusively lesbian characters are rare in French literature (although bisexual women are relatively common), and
Cease by Lynette Loeppky
Lynette Loeppky | Cease | Cecile and Lynette were living on an ‘Old MacDonald’-style hobby farm, commuting into the city for work. Each evening Lyn would come home to a farm fu
Empress by Stephanie Adams
Stephanie Adams | Empress | Never before has a book been written that depicts the life in ancient Rome from an intensely sapphic perspective. Never before has a book been written
Bedrock by Lisa Alther
Lisa Alther | Bedrock | Clea Shawn has enjoyed marriage, motherhood, love affairs with both sexes; and she’s traveled the world. Now she has come to the seemingly idyllic New
The Orient Express by Graham Greene
Graham Greene | The Orient Express | Trainful of mixed adventurers includes a lesbian between girl-friends but still trying.
More Deaths Than One by Stuart Engstrand
Stuart Engstrand | More Deaths Than One | Mannish woman defending effeminate husband against charge of rape by kidnapping his victim and hiding her out, goes through a nervous breakdown involv
Soft Shoulders by Ben Fletcher
Ben Fletcher | Soft Shoulders | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Diary of a Nymph by Nathan A. Shiff
Nathan A. Shiff | Diary of a Nymph | ‘The actual case history of a nymphomaniac, taken from her diary.’ Appears to be pseudoscientific book on sexuality, as the author has ‘M.D.’ in name
Conflict Is Not Abuse by Sarah Schulman
Sarah Schulman | Conflict Is Not Abuse | From intimate relationships to global politics, Sarah Schulman observes a continuum: that inflated accusations of harm are used to avoid accountabilit
Monique by Maude Poiret
Maude Poiret | Monique | After five years of marriage, Bill and Jean have finally found something they have in common Monique