Strapped by Laurinda D. Brown
Laurinda D. Brown | Strapped | Seeking escape from the pain that become her life, Monique Cummings finds refuge the only way she knows how. Like the clothes shoved in the bottom of
Queer 13: Lesbian And Gay Writers Recall Seventh Grade by Clifford Chase
Clifford Chase | Queer 13: Lesbian And Gay Writers Recall Seventh Grade | Forward by Dale Peck
Seventh grade: You remember it, don’t you? Sweet sixteen seemed impossibly far away, an elegant, unattainable future. All tha
How the Religious Right Shaped Lesbian and Gay Activism by Tina Fetner
Tina Fetner | How the Religious Right Shaped Lesbian and Gay Activism | While gay rights are on the national agenda now, activists have spent decades fighting for their platform, seeing themselves as David against the reli
Animal Doll by Con Sellers
Con Sellers | Animal Doll | ‘She was mistress to 7 men & 2 women simultaneously and she played a fantastically different part with each!’
‘She IS an animal and possibl
Early Embraces II by Lindsey Elder
Lindsey Elder | Early Embraces II | An anthology like Early Embraces II is predicated on two assumptions: that we need more lesbian erotica (let’s just say yes right away), and th
Black by Gaslight by Nene Adams
Nene Adams | Black by Gaslight | Winner of Favorite Lesbian Mystery Book, 2006 Lesbian Fiction Reader’s Choice Awards
August 1888 – On a foggy night in London’s notoriou
The Strange and the Damned by Denys Val Baker
Denys Val Baker | The Strange and the Damned | Collection of 10 erotica stories that delve into secret obsessions and desires
Overseas And Oversexed by Ric Arana
Ric Arana | Overseas And Oversexed | ‘A global panorama of offbeat sex and bizarre perversion where anything goes in the wide, wide world of our military brats!’
Sappho’s Leap by Erica Jong
Erica Jong | Sappho’s Leap | Fearless, exuberant, and passionate, Sappho is Erica Jong’s most unforgettable heroine.
Sappho’s Leap is a journey back 2,600 years to inhab
Ruby by Rosa Guy
Rosa Guy | Ruby | Rosa Guy is an extraordinary writer. In her novels Bird At My Window, The Friends, and now Ruby, Ms. Guys characters are so vivid, her language so tru