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Margaret A. Helms | Fogs in August | Sarah McCain longs for a simple life, to blend in with the crowd and not be noticed. But she is noticed, and by the wrong person, a psychotic whose ob
Lois W. Banner | Intertwined Live | ‘A biography of two eminent twentieth-century American women. Close friends for much of their lives, Ruth Benedict and Margaret Mead met at Barnard Co
Murray Bistro | Vicky Girl | First Line(s)
The woman in the tweed suit shut the door behind her and set her briefcase on the carpet on her way across the room. She sat do
M.V. Lee Badgett | Money, Myths, and Change | The common stereotype that lesbians and gay men are more affluent than heterosexuals is only one of many misconceptions that M. V. Lee Badgett debunks
Bob Davies; Lori Rentzel | Coming Out Of Homosexuality | Bob Davies and Lori Rentzel offer a practical handbook for recovery and growth which examines the issues of sexual identity. Here are strategies for h
Gail Spencer | Sin Valley | ‘They traded their wives instead of Green Stamps’
First Line(s)
Johnny Marshak was aware of a lot of things at once. He was aware
Calvin Pierce | Some Came Sinning | ‘No Smoldering Was Too Far Out For Their Hedonistic Rites … No Pleasure Left That They Had Not Felt Before, Many Time, Many Ways’
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Lillian Smith | Strange Fruit | Review
It’s August, it’s hot, it’s revival time in Maxwell, Georgia. Tracy Deen, the rebel child who always disappoints his self-sacrificing mothe
Joan Larkin | A Woman Like That |
The act of ‘coming out’ has the power to transform every aspect of a woman’s life: family, friendships, career, sexuality, spirituality. An essenti