Bar Stories by Nisa Donnelly
Nisa Donnelly | Bar Stories | From Publishers Weekly
Subtitled A Novel After All , these polished and smartly paced stories about lesbians in love loosely revolve around B
Loveliest of Friends by G. Sheila Donisthorpe
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Lingering Shadows by K.C. West; Victoria Welsh
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Lesbians Have to Eat, Too! by Jenice Armstead
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Patty’s One Pleasure by Erik Hampden
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His wet kisses on her softly rounded belly were driving
Happy Girls by Jean Lee
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Miss Marks and Miss Woolley by Anna Mary Wells
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The Girl Habit by Henry Appleton James
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A Checklist Of The Published Writings Of Gertrude Stein by Firmage, George James
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Slingshot by Carsen Taite
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