Barbara L. Clanton | Art For Art’s Sake: Meredith’s Story | High school senior Meredith Bedford is a social outcast. Her family recently moved from the Catskill Mountains to the sprawling suburbs of Albany, the
Nicolette Dane | Chef Cutegirl | I wanted to make my move but there was just that hint of nervousness bubbling in the pit of my stomach, causing me a subtle ache, as I anticipated wha
Bell Hooks | Remembered Rapture | With grace and insight, celebrated writer bell hooks untangles the complex personae of women writers. Born and raised in the rural South, hooks learne
A.C. Henley | Mckee | A. C. Henley introduced Quinlan McKee to the lesbian reading public in 2005 and although A. C. is no longer with us, McKee is still enthralling reader
Irene Zahava | Through Other Eyes | Includes:
Preface by Irene Zahava;
‘Am I Blue?’ Alice Walker;
‘He Was A Good Lion’ Beryl Markham;
‘Henderson’ Meredith Rose;
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Eve Linkletter | The Gay Ones | Were they pranks of nature? Or were they the third sex–the gay ones?
San Francisco Library says gay men, drag queens does not mention lesbia
Carrie Brennan | Curve | When Maggie, a Berkeley police officer, and Anne, an up-and-coming lawyer, first meet neither has the nerve to speak. It could have been the end of th
Lori Selke | Tough Girls II | TOUGH GIRLS are not your typical girls next door — they’re bad girls, brats, sluts and bitches, dykes from the wrong part of town, the other side of
Don Holliday | Madam | ‘But she ran her house too well, for her girls lived their lust binge so well that their degradation exploded in a SIN INFERNO!’
Maureen Brady | Folly | Folly tells the story of women without men, divorced or widowed or lesbian, workers in a textile plant in North Carolina in the 1970s, who are neighbo