Joan Schenkar | The Talented Miss Highsmith | Patricia Highsmith, one of the great writers of twentieth-century American fiction, had a life as darkly compelling as that of her favorite ‘hero-crim
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Morgana Garson | Pretty, Pretty Pussycat | Nana was a passionate, ripe and wealthy young widow, ready to try anything once and some things even twice providing the pace was fast enough and
Monique Monet | The French Way | ‘A lesbian nympho, she turned whore to find the man who raped her!’
Ann Roberts | Brilliant | Respected sociology professor Diane Cole has written the book on love. Every matter of the heart is neatly explained, and Diane’s life spins in a smoo
Jennifer Spry | Orlando’s Sleep: An Autobiography of Gender | John’s inspiring journey to becoming a woman and lesbian.
Kent Miles | For Lust or Love | ‘Men’s arms drove her wild. . . . Women’s arms offered her joy’
Paul Bodin | The Sign of Eros | Concerning a man, his wife, and his mistress, and the complications that arise when they vacation together. Women have some queer contact, but it’s a
Sandra Butler; Barbara Rosenblum | Cancer in Two Voices | When Cancer in Two Voices was first published in 1991, one out of every nine women in the U.S was at risk of developing breast cancer. Now, as
Nicole Swisse | Ages And Stages | Being born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in the 1950s was interesting because Nicole’s life would span many cultural, political, economic, social, and certa