Lesbian Plays: Two by Jill Davis
Jill Davis | Lesbian Plays: Two | Representing the diversity of Lesbian politics and theatre, this collection includes ‘Coming Soon’, a high-camp farce; ‘Supporting Roles’, which explo
Our History in New York by Linsey Abrams
Linsey Abrams | Our History in New York | Our History in New York covers a single year in the lives of narrator Chloe, her long-time lover Helen, and their friends. From AIDS to the glo
Suburban Sexpots by Frank G. Harris
Frank G. Harris | Suburban Sexpots | Three men, three wives and a woman who made love to them all!!
Turn Back Time by Radclyffe
Radclyffe | Turn Back Time | Love has a way of derailing the best of plans. Two women with nothing in common but a shared passion for surgery clash at every opportunity, especiall
Wild Spree by Jay Davis
Jay Davis | Wild Spree | ‘Their lives were devoted to a…wild spree.’
‘Both men and women fought for her love!’
‘The shocking story of what happens when a woman disc
Dowsing Dykes by Anya Fields
Anya Fields | Dowsing Dykes | From 1982 on working with a pendulum for dowsing, healing, & psychic development. Written for lesbians. 54 pages with line illustrations and bibliogra
The Last Blue Plate Special by Abigail Padgett
Abigail Padgett | The Last Blue Plate Special | Now in trade paperback, this second novel featuring Blue McCarron finds Blue uncovering a killer who is using unorthodox methods to murder female poli
Impatient by David Lawrence
David Lawrence | Impatient | She picked the time and place for her coming-of-age party. Roz tried to be nonchalant as she guzzled the cold beer. By the time she had to gasp for br
Viva Records, 1970-2000 by Robb Hernandez
Robb Hernandez | Viva Records, 1970-2000 | Robert Hernandez traces the history and assesses the impact of VIVA! Lesbian and Gay Latino Artists, a nonprofit artists’ coalition founded in 1987 in
The Divided Path by Nial Kent
Nial Kent | The Divided Path | ‘He had known infatuation, but this…this was different! Bigger than anything he’d ever felt before. And it did not seem ‘unnatural.’ Now he felt him