Thin Fire by Nanci Little
Nanci Little | Thin Fire | Elen McNally is arrogant, intelligent and gorgeous. She’s also desperate for a ticket out of Aroostook County, Maine. Signing on for a hitch in the Ar
The Naked Drinking Club by Rhona Cameron
Rhona Cameron | The Naked Drinking Club | It’s the late eighties and 24-year-old Kerry has been drifting aimlessly through life. Rarely having plans of any kind, she gets drunk and things happ
Time Out To Gay And Lesbian London by Time Out
Time Out | Time Out To Gay And Lesbian London |
Packed with pubs, clubs, and shops, this guide covers arts and entertainment, restaurants, and saunas, and includes profiles of key gay and lesbi
The Material Queer by Donald Morton
Donald Morton | The Material Queer | This pathbreaking anthology turns first to the historical tradition in homosexual theory, from Plato to Freud, and then explores the (post)modern cano
Break Point by Yolanda Wallace
Yolanda Wallace | Break Point | ‘Germany’s Meike von Bismarck is rich, famous, and the top-ranked amateur female tennis player in the world. She seems to have it all, but the Nazis w
Here Lies the Heart by Mercedes De Acosta
Mercedes De Acosta | Here Lies the Heart | A murky combination of refinement, confusion, and a desperate faith in the occult, is this autobiography of Mercedes de Acosta, writer, society woman,
Vice, Inc. by Dale Koby
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Rebound by Lynette Mae
Lynette Mae | Rebound | Women’s basketball star Conner Maguire has the world by the tail. She’s at the top of her game, in demand, and life is good. One day the unthinkable h
Lesbian Ward by Gilbert Schotz, Ph.D.
Gilbert Schotz, Ph.D. | Lesbian Ward | Chapters include ‘Incestuous Lesbian’, ‘Nine-Year-Old Lesbian’ and ‘Coprophiliac Lesbian.’ An incisive analysis of those women who are trapped in a mi
Queer Beats by Regina Marler
Regina Marler | Queer Beats | The writings that shocked America out of the 1950s. Blasting through the crew-cuts and conformism of their day, the Beat writers were queer in the ful