Quatrefoil by James Barr
James Barr | Quatrefoil | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Haunted Hearths & Sapphic Shades by Catherine Lundoff
Catherine Lundoff | Haunted Hearths & Sapphic Shades | Review
A truly remarkable anthology, Haunted Hearths & Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories earns it place on any savvy reader’s keeper shelf. No
Of Love Forbidden by Anna Elisabet Weirauch
Anna Elisabet Weirauch | Of Love Forbidden | This is the story of a beautiful and charming young woman, born into the twilight zone of sex. Proud and intelligent, she is yet weighted down with th
Adam And Eve by Marcus Van Heller
Marcus Van Heller | Adam And Eve | An account of a boy and a girl, innocent and in Eve’s case somewhat frigid, who flee the countryside for London, him to be a painter, her an actress.
Great Gay & Lesbian Places to Live by Lanie Dills; Lynn West
Lanie Dills; Lynn West | Great Gay & Lesbian Places to Live | A now-dated but historically important work that outlines queer friendly places to live
On Ships At Sea by Madelyn Arnold
Madelyn Arnold | On Ships At Sea | Contents:
– On Ships at Sea
– One More Time, Marie
– Our Little Judy
– Ashes, Ashes
– Blue Suede Shoes
– Brakeman, Fireman, En
Hand of Prophecy by Severna Park
Severna Park | Hand of Prophecy | Severna Park’s first novel, Speaking Dreams, was nominated for the Lambda Literary Award, which recognizes excellence in gay and lesbian litera
Breaking Jaie by S. Renée Bess
S. Renée Bess | Breaking Jaie | Jaie Baxter, an African-American Ph.D candidate at Philadelphia’s Allerton University, is determined to win a prestigious writing grant. In order to w
To Play The Fool by Laurie R. King
Laurie R. King | To Play The Fool | The story unfolds as a band of homeless people cremate a beloved dog in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. When it comes to incidents like this, the au
The Punks by Lee Richards
Lee Richards | The Punks | She was the pretty new teacher. He was the school’s number one ‘lover-boy.’ Their affair shook the town! The Punks. If you still think they’re childre