Disturbed By Her Song by Tanith Lee
Tanith Lee | Disturbed By Her Song | Disturbed By Her Song collects the work of Esther Garber and her half-brother Judas Garbah, the mysterious family of writers that Tanith Lee has been
Sex Kicks for Sale by Jackson Harmon
Jackson Harmon | Sex Kicks for Sale | Cherry had all the boys and the girls begging for her favors in a weekend of sexual excesses that left everybody sated and breathless…everybody exce
Some Do by Jane DeLynn
Jane DeLynn | Some Do | ‘ Some women never get past their fear of flying.some never take that big bold step beyond the women’s room. But then again.Some Do!!’
Mademoiselle Giraud, Ma Femme by Adolphe Belot
Adolphe Belot | Mademoiselle Giraud, Ma Femme | ‘The sensational Mademoiselle Giraud, my Wife (originally published in 1870 with a preface by Zola) tells of the suffering of a naive young man whose
The Passionate Exiles by Maurice Levaillant
Maurice Levaillant | The Passionate Exiles | Historical “dual biography” of Madame de Stael and Madame Recamier. Researchers tend not to take the written declarations of love as indications of se
Cruel and Unusual by Patricia Cornwell
Patricia Cornwell | Cruel and Unusual | ‘Killing me won’t kill the beast’ are the last words of rapist-murderer Ronnie Joe Waddell, written four days before his execution. But they can’t exp
Trying to Be an Honest Woman by Judith Barrington
Judith Barrington | Trying to Be an Honest Woman | ‘Graceful, urbane poetry, claiming respect with its distilled clarity and hitting the deepest psychological nerves.’–OUT/LOOK
Reflecting on the Well of Loneliness by Rebecca O’Rourke
Rebecca O’Rourke | Reflecting on the Well of Loneliness | A feminist reading of Radcliffe Hall’s international bestseller and her both inspiring and infuriating heroine Stephen Gordon. She includes a fascinat
Gay and Lesbian Studies in Art History by Whitney Davis
Whitney Davis | Gay and Lesbian Studies in Art History | Find original research and interpretive studies of the relations between homosexuality and the visual arts. Evidence for the role of homosexuality in
Play Dead by Francine J. Harris
Francine J. Harris | Play Dead | ‘This book talks smack. This book chews with its open mouth full of the juiciest words, the most indigestible images. This book undoes me. Francine J.