Bestiary by Donika Kelly
Donika Kelly | Bestiary | I thought myself lion and serpent. Thought
myself body enough for two, for we.
Found comfort in never being lonely.
What burst fr
Arrival And Departure by Arthur Koestler
Arthur Koestler | Arrival And Departure | A man makes the most important decision of his life on the rebound of disillusion after discovering that a woman who risked her life to save him is a
Sands of Passion by Lee O. Miller
Lee O. Miller | Sands of Passion | ‘They went to the beach together for the same reason they went to bed…and it wasn’t for sleep.’
The Rainbow Has Seven Colors by Nadia Legrand
Nadia Legrand | The Rainbow Has Seven Colors | After her death, the heroine’s is reviewed by seven people who loved her including a lesbian who loved her and a young girl who wanted to.
Imprisoned Passions by Con Sellers; Holly Jordan
Con Sellers; Holly Jordan | Imprisoned Passions | The story of a beautiful young girl alone on an ‘island’ of perverted women.
The Love of Two Women by Jean Vivian
Jean Vivian | The Love of Two Women | The ‘Love of Two Women’ is the story of two women’s struggle to escape the bonds of matrimony and gain the freedom to express their love for one anoth
A Candle For St. Jude by Rumer Godden
Rumer Godden | A Candle For St. Jude | A Candle for St. Jude is the tender, evocative tale of a London ballet school, the heroic taskmistress who is its guiding force, and the young dancers
Alraune by Hanns Heinz Ewers
Hanns Heinz Ewers | Alraune | Alraune is Evil incarnate–symbol of the Mandrake Root, destroying love in everyone with whom she comes in contact, bringing out their innate evil. Am
Proudly Malawian by Makhosazana Xaba; Crystal Biruk
Makhosazana Xaba; Crystal Biruk | Proudly Malawian | This groundbreaking collection brings together the life stories of eleven lesbian, bisexual ad gender nonconforming Malawians. Told in the contributo
Murder in City Hall by Mary Jane (MJ) Russell
Mary Jane (MJ) Russell | Murder in City Hall | Molly Hamilton is a dedicated public servant. She consistently out-thinks the men she works for and with. As Molly’s department director, Jack Sampson