I, Etcetera by Susan Sontag
Susan Sontag | I, Etcetera | In eight stories, this singular collection of short fiction written over the course of ten years explores the terrain of modern urban life. In reflect
Susan Sontag | I, Etcetera | In eight stories, this singular collection of short fiction written over the course of ten years explores the terrain of modern urban life. In reflect
Dale Greggsen | The Flesh Surrenders | Their exotic wrestling pleased the most jaded crowds but their own pleasures were even stranger
—Flame Tremont and Natalie Blair were dead
Hayden Curry; Denis Clifford; Robin Leonard | A Legal Guide For Lesbian And Gay Couples (9th) | This practical guide shows lesbian and gay couples how to obtain domestic partner benefits, plan for medical emergencies, buy property together, provi
Don Holliday; Hal Dresner | The Wild Night | ‘A chronicle of the perversion and unnatural desire that led Wanda the stripper, Roger the Negro, Walter the fetishist, Paula the co-ed lesbian, frigi
Robert E. Owens | Queer Kids | (Haworth Gay and Lesbian Studies)
Packed to the hilt with living narratives, scholarly research, and problem-solution scenarios, Queer Kids:
Carrie Carr | Destiny’s Bridge | Rancher Lexington Walters is the owner and operator of the Rocking W ranch, not too far from the small Texas town of Somerville. While repairing a fen
Karin Yapalater | An Hour to Kill | Karin Yapalater’s pulsating debut novel, An Hour to Kill, is an unforgettable psychosexual thriller set in the dark heart of New York City
Tom Robbins | Even Cowgirls Get the Blues | Starring Sissy Hanshaw–flawlessly beautiful, almost. A small-town girl with big-time dreams and a quirk to match–hitchhiking her way into your heart
Laura Antoniou | Leatherwomen | A groundbreaking anthology that paved the way for representations of power exchange between women and revolutionized sex-radical culture. From the pen
Mark Clements | The Roommates | ‘Once the door was locked and the shades were drawn, they surrendered to the illicit and insatiable passion that bound them together.’