199 Steps To Love by Pauline George
Pauline George | 199 Steps To Love | At 61, Lucy finds herself divorced and decides to go on holiday to Whitby. There she meets the gallery owner, a woman named Jamie, who she is drawn to
The Sound Of One Fork by Minnie Bruce Pratt
Minnie Bruce Pratt | The Sound Of One Fork | ‘My first book of poetry, The Sound of One Fork, came out of the women’s liberation and lesbian/gay liberation movements of the 1970s. I had written p
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues by Tom Robbins
Tom Robbins | Even Cowgirls Get The Blues | Champion hitchhiker Sissy Hankshaw, braless and free, makes her way across the confused and paranoid America of the 1970s, gathering knowledge and exp
The Love Survey by Morton Cooper
Morton Cooper | The Love Survey | ‘An explosive novel of suburban morals’–Spine.
Beyond Expectation by Jacquelyne Luce
Jacquelyne Luce | Beyond Expectation | An in-depth study of lesbian, bi, and queer women’s experiences of thinking about and trying to become a parent, Beyond Expectation draws on eighty-tw
Lesbian Writer by Claudia Scott; Frances Hanckel; Susan Windle
Claudia Scott; Frances Hanckel; Susan Windle | Lesbian Writer | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
The Gallup’s Guide to Modern Gay, Lesbian, & Transgender Lifestyle by Jaime A. Seba; Bill Palmer; Emily Sanna; Zachary Chastain
Jaime A. Seba; Bill Palmer; Emily Sanna; Zachary Chastain | The Gallup’s Guide to Modern Gay, Lesbian, & Transgender Lifestyle | Book Set of 14 Items
-Being Gay, Staying Healthy – Bill Palmer
-Coming Out: Telling Family And Friends – Jaime A. Seba
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Corrupt Woman by Paul V. Russo
Paul V. Russo | Corrupt Woman | ‘She was so completely evil, so completely carnal’
From the back cover teaser: ‘It was a strange group that gathered for the alumnae weekend.
The Hallelujah Murders by Dorothy Tell
Dorothy Tell | The Hallelujah Murders | Poppy Dillworth, feisty star of Murder at Red Rook Ranch, returns in another baffling case…
It’s hot June in southern Texas, in a town split ove
Ladies’ Night by Elisabeth Bowers
Elisabeth Bowers | Ladies’ Night | Vancouver, British Columbia’s MEG LACEY was a refreshing addition to the growing ranks of female eyes in the late-eighties. Meg is not lesbian.