Crazy for Loving by Jaye Maiman
Jaye Maiman | Crazy for Loving | Life and love in the 1990’s is a game of Russian Roulette. Just ask Robin. Back in New York City, still trying to deal with ghosts from the past, she
Disturbing Practices by Laura Doan
Laura Doan | Disturbing Practices | For decades, the history of sexuality has been a multidisciplinary project serving competing agendas. Lesbian, gay, and queer scholars have produced p
The Renaissance of Lesbianism in Early Modern England by Valerie Traub
Valerie Traub | The Renaissance of Lesbianism in Early Modern England | Valerie Traub analyzes the representation of female-female love, desire, and eroticism in a range of early modern discourses, including poetry, drama,
Love Shook My Senses by Gillian Spraggs
Gillian Spraggs | Love Shook My Senses | A collection of lesbian love poems from classic and contemporary poets, including Sappho, Aphra Behn and Vita Sackville-West.
The Amazon And The Page by Karla Jay
Karla Jay | The Amazon And The Page | Looks at the lives of two French writers, describes their relationship, and discusses their major works. Lambda Literary Award Nominee for Lesbian Non
Nudist Nympho by J.X. Williams
J.X. Williams | Nudist Nympho | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Making Love Visible by Jean Swallow; Geoff Manasse
Jean Swallow; Geoff Manasse | Making Love Visible | A 1995 Lambda Literary Award recipient in the Photography/Visual Arts category
Photographer Geoff Manasse and journalist/novelist Jean S
Dormitory Doll by Norm Kent
Norm Kent | Dormitory Doll | Sex goes on the program when call girl Janet is smuggled into college
First Line(s)
‘Ooohh! This water’s-like ice!’ gasped
The Wild Girl by Michele Roberts
Michele Roberts | The Wild Girl | In the parched soil of Provence a fifth gospel has been discovered, giving Mary Magdalene’s account of Jesus’ teaching and her relationship with him.
Orphans in Jeopardy by Jean Martinet
Jean Martinet | Orphans in Jeopardy | ‘Helpless young girls in the hands of a sadistic bachelor and his lesbian sister.’
First Lines
It was a rainy April day in Lond