Women On The Verge by Susan Fox Rogers
Susan Fox Rogers | Women On The Verge | A woman’s desire for another woman, or for women in general, may offer a pretty clear definition of lesbianism, but in her introduction to Women on
Kicking the Habit by Jeanne Cordova
Jeanne Cordova | Kicking the Habit | Jeanne Cordova, author of ‘My Immaculate Heart’ in LESBIAN NUNS: Breaking Silence, takes us once again behind the forbidden convent door for a reveali
Love Speaks Her Name by Laura Dehart Young
Laura Dehart Young | Love Speaks Her Name | Love and friendship, desire and intrigue – combined with a perilous journey into the wilderness of Alaska – spark this exciting sequel to Forever and
Cheap Blonde by Don Elcord
Don Elcord | Cheap Blonde | Gail wondered which of her lives was real. Was she a whore? A Lesbian? A nymphomaniac? Finally she learned to live with herself, sensuous, beautiful,
Female Doctor by Orrie Hitt
Orrie Hitt | Female Doctor | ‘She was a doctor in love with her patients yet all of them were women.’
The College Female by William E. Miles
William E. Miles | The College Female | Report with case studies on the college campus.
‘What are the pitfalls and conflicts a young woman faces when she enters college? This is a
Painted Veils by James Huneker
James Huneker | Painted Veils | From the author’s notes: This Parable, with its notations and evocations of naked nerves and soul-states, is inscribed in all gratitude to the charmin
The Prosperine Papers by Jan Clausen
Jan Clausen | The Prosperine Papers | From Publishers Weekly
Dale McNab, a lesbian-feminist academic who is mired in romantic and professional crises, finds escape by visiting her 90-y
The New Female Sexuality by Manfred F. DeMartino
Manfred F. DeMartino | The New Female Sexuality | The word ‘new’ should not be misleading because there is nothing ‘new’ in female sexuality. The only thing ‘new’ is society’s greater knowledge of and
Housework by Joan Larkin
Joan Larkin | Housework | Housework was Joan’s first published book of poetry. It includes Mimi Weisbord’s paintings of dollhouses, which hint of primal family dramas. Housewor