Marcia Freedman | Exile in the Promised Land: a Memoir | Lively first-person account of fourteen years in Israel by former Knesset member, feminist movement founder, early peace activist.
Don Holliday | Wanton’s Way | On the streets of shame, there was only the Wanton’s Way
Red Jordan Arobateau | Ho Stroll | Vintage Classic the story of a dike of color who goes down to the Oakland Ho Stroll to seek the companionship of the working girls. Reprinted from arc
Larry Tuttle | The Bold and the Innocent | Della’s mind pleaded against having further intimate relations with Judy, but when Judy made herself persistently available it was hard to decline
Kam; Lucetta Yip | Shanghai Lalas | The lives of lalas and transgender people in China have changed in some dramatic ways in the past two decades, with communities rapidly expanding with
Doris Grumbach | The Ladies | ‘A tale told in delicate brushstrokes of a relationship in which two hearts came almost literally to beat as one.’ Newsday In the late 18th century, E
Day Meg | Last Psalm At Sea Level | Lovely does not suffice, nor does lyric. Eloquence is only a grasping in the space of ineffable air. There are few words or phrases that do justice to
H.E. Bates | A Crown of Wild Myrtle | Set on a small Greek island, this book follows the adventures of an Englishman. Travelling alone, he meets a girl, Ruth Forbes, and her older travelli
(K.) Stoley | Perhaps by Chance | Four stories, two tales of chance encounters. But is it chance, love at first sight, or does fate play a role in the intertwining of these lives? Are
Vance Bourjaily | The End Of My Life | When Thomas “Skinner” Galt leaves Greenwich Village to volunteer as an ambulance driver with the British Army, he anticipates the adventure of a lifet