Lesbian Bedtime Stories by Terry Woodrow
Lesbian Bedtime Stories | Terry Woodrow | Book by Woodrow, Terry
Lesbian Bedtime Stories | Terry Woodrow | Book by Woodrow, Terry
Daughters of Darkness | Pam Keesey | An erotic and sensual collection details the darkly captivating nature of the lesbian vampire who breaks the constraints of society and includes the o
Lesbian Love Stories | Irene Zahava | From Publishers Weekly
Zahava, the editor of Love, Struggle, and Change , here selects 29 diverse, articulate tales. A few, such as Carol Orlock’s
Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories | Pam Keesey | Like its prequel Daughters of Darkness, Dark Angels reclaims the vampire as a sensual, homoerotic being, whose female essence has been overwritten by
Lesbian Pulp Fiction: The Sexually Intrepid World of Lesbian Paperback Novels 1950-1965 | Katherine V. Forrest | Long before the rise of the modern gay movement, an unnoticed literary revolution was occurring between the covers of the cheaply produced lesbian pul
Bushfire: Stories of Lesbian Desire (Lace Publications) | Karen Barber | Amidst their differences, all lesbians share one thing: a desire for women. Sometimes intensely sexual, other times subtly romantic, this emotion is a
Out in All Directions: Almanac of Gay and Lesbian America | Lynn Witt; Sherry Thomas | An illustrated, wide-ranging compendium of information about all aspects of gay and lesbian life, history, and culture includes a glossary of gay conc
Susie Sexpert’s Lesbian Sex World | Susie Bright | The lesbian sex book that rocked girls from coast to coast. Here’s what lesbians really do, not what the sex cops think we ought to do. Cruising, pack
Completely Queer the Gay and Lesbian Encyclopedia | Steve Hogan; Lee Hudson | The invention of the ‘encyclopedia’ in the early 18th century was an attempt to collect together, in one place, all practical and theoretical knowledg
The Well of Loneliness: A 1920s Classic of Lesbian Fiction | Radclyffe Hall | hed in 1928, this timeless portrayal of lesbian love is now a classic. The thinly disguised story of Hall’s own life, it was banned outright upon publ