Search Results for: Onlywomen Press

Sandra Freeman | The Other Side | Europeans gay and straight, as well as those of every class populate a novel no-one can put down. Charlie is not quite – actually not at all – declass

Anna Livia | Bulldozer Rising | In this novel, women not nearly as old as you might think plot to escape death decreed for citizens over forty.

Elana Dykewomon | Beyond the Pale | Elana Dykewomon’s Lambda Award-winning novel Beyond the Pale announces itself to the world with an infant’s scream–‘a new voice, a tiny shofar

Anna Wilson | Altogether Elsewhere | This novel is the bleak epic of women as vigilantes, varied in age, race, class and sexuality; united only in desperation. It examines the not-so-secr

Nicky Edwards | Stealing Time | A teenage master-mind and London squatters show the way to collapsing an already moribund system.

‘In a not so distant future, squatters in L

Helen Shacklady | Stolen Crate | This is Helen’s second novel in the trilogy starting with The Patterned Flute.

Internationally funded crimes against the environment form an ugly

Ann E. Menasche | Leaving the Life | Why would any lesbian go straight? Why now? Hundreds of interviews conducted across North America provide an essential reference. As the right re-asse

Helen Shacklady | Stoppage Time | Here, a small north of England town displays the usual petty criminals. The disabled women who look for romance will surprise the reader as they find

Jay Taverner | Something Wicked | Rumours of drug dealing, child abuse and even witchcraft disconcert heroine, Scotty, who is mending the heart fractured-but-not-broken when her girlfr

Anna Wilson | Cactus | About two lesbian couples, one modern and managing to live in a society still fundamentally alien to them, one which broke up some twenty years before