Pregnant Butch by A.K. Summers
A.K. Summers | Pregnant Butch | The author explores, in graphic novel memoir format, her adventures of being a butch/dyke and becoming pregnant, while dealing with the stereotypes an
Fulcrum by Magdalena Zschokke
Magdalena Zschokke | Fulcrum | A fast paced journey through corruption, deceit and murder, Fulcrum tells of redemption and hope. Ex-captain Fuller emerges from hibernation through e
Roberts Rules of Lesbian Breakups by Shelly Roberts
Shelly Roberts | Roberts Rules of Lesbian Breakups | This handy guide leads the reader through the painful, yet inescapable rite of passage in every lesbian’s life – breaking up. It is full of biting iro
Disorderly Attachments by Jennifer L. Jordan
Jennifer L. Jordan | Disorderly Attachments | ‘I have thirty days to decide whether to have an affair?.’
This line, uttered by Carolyn O’Keefe, lures P.I. Kristin Ashe into following and invest
Cookin’ With Honey by Amy Scholder
Amy Scholder | Cookin’ With Honey | Includes recipes and brief descriptions by many authors (literary lesbians), including: Dorothy Allison, Allison Bechdel, Kate Bornstein, Blanche McCr
Home and Family Relationships by Tamra B. Orr
Tamra B. Orr | Home and Family Relationships | The teenage years can be a confusing time for all youth, including GLBT teens. Challenges and questions can arise that only a family support system ca
Campus Lesbian by Unknown
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Delayed Gratification by Meghan O’Brien
Meghan O’Brien | Delayed Gratification | After ten years in love, Willa and Rae decide to celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage by getting hitched and going on a dream European vaca
The Black Shrink by Phyllis James
Phyllis James | The Black Shrink | THE BLACK SHRINK by Dr. Phyllis James as told to Leo Guild is the shocking story of lesbianism, drugs and racism told by a beautiful black psychiatris
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