Nicola Griffith; Stephen Pagel | Bending The Landscape | Bending the Landscape will be a series of anthologies focused on homosexual issues in genre fiction, but this one isn’t so neatly pigeonholed a
Sarah Dreher | Otherworld | Stoner McTavish, her eccentric Aunt Hermione, business partner Marylou and devoted lover Gwen all join Dr. Edith Kesselbaum for a vacation at Disney W
Toni Mirosevich | Pink Harvest | Toni Mirosevich explores life’s shifting, tilting moments and encounters. A chance meeting with a homeless stranger, the feel of a nickel in the palm
Harriet Daimler | Innocence | First Line(s)
My mother came into my room and she gave me the tortured look that I had come to think her born expression. ‘Good night, dear,’
Lucy Jane Bledsoe | Working Parts | Working Parts examines the life of a smart, funny, accomplished woman who finally faces the hard truth that, at the age of 27, she cannot read.
Sue McConnell-Celi | Twenty-First Century Challenge | This book explores the lesbian and gay experience within the classroom setting. Weaving cultural patterns throughout, this fascinating anthology inclu
Elizabeth Bowen; Hermione Lee | The Mulberry Tree | From Publishers Weekly
These essays, prefaces, reviews, letters and talks by Anglo-Irish novelist and short-story writer Bowen (18991973) include
Camilla Gibb | The Petty Details of So-and-so’s Life | English-born, Toronto-raised, and Oxford-educated Camilla Gibb won heaps of praise and a Toronto Book Award for her debut novel, Mouthing the Words
Shamim Sarif | I Can’t Think Straight | Tala, a London-based Palestinian, is preparing for her elaborate Middle Eastern wedding when she meets Leyla, a young British Indian woman who is dati
Rachel Windsor | Mail Order Bride | Dating in your thirties in the big city can be hard–especially if you’re a lesbian. Liz Coleman was just about to give up on love when a brainstorm h