Beyond Hope by Eve Zaremba
Eve Zaremba | Beyond Hope | A 60s revolutionary, Sara Ann Raymond, the daughter of a right-wing US Presidential candidate, has been missing for 10 years. She has recently been sp
Girljock by Roxxie
Roxxie | Girljock | An anthology of articles originally published in Girljock magazine explores getting in touch with the rugby-player within, the perfect jogbra, and les
A Feminist Tarot by Sally Gearhart; Susan Rennie
Sally Gearhart; Susan Rennie | A Feminist Tarot | Sally Gearhart and Susan Rennie reveal how the traditional Tarot deck, with all its richness and mystery, can be read as a women’s Tarot, to unlock th
I Am a Nymphomaniac by L.T. Woodward, M.D.
L.T. Woodward, M.D. | I Am a Nymphomaniac | The intimate stories of six women with uncensored case histories. (1) Monica – who never really had a father; (2) Luise – whose overstimulated body co
Prison Notes by Barbara Deming
Barbara Deming | Prison Notes | Barbara Deming spent nearly two months in a jail in Albany, Georgia, where the Quebec-Washington-Guantanamo March for Peace on which she was embarked
Slay Me Tender by Jenny Scholten
Jenny Scholten | Slay Me Tender | The disappearance of Plushious Velvet, featured artist at the Naughtyland strip club, has Aubrey and the other dancers in a panic. Concerned for their
Loving The Difficult by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | Loving The Difficult | Literary Nonfiction. Essays. Memoir. LGBT Studies. Political Science. Internationally acclaimed author of seven novels, prolific short story writer an
Turning Tides by A. K. Naten
A. K. Naten | Turning Tides | Allison Phillips is looking to escape a life of continual disappointment. When the constant berating of her family and the reminders of her failures f
Sexy Psycho by Lillian Dowling
Lillian Dowling | Sexy Psycho | ‘You got to be a sexy psycho to understand it, but you don’t have to be one to appreciate reading it.’
Past Participants by Lilian Mohin; Anna Wilson
Lilian Mohin; Anna Wilson | Past Participants | A diary for 1984 illustrated with biographies and pictures of strong lesbians from Britain’s past–artists, dancers, printers, politicians, pirates–a