Chef Cutegirl by Nicolette Dane
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
Remembered Rapture by Bell Hooks
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
Mckee by A.C. Henley
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
Through Other Eyes by Irene Zahava
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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The Gay Ones by Eve Linkletter
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
Curve by Carrie Brennan
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
Tough Girls II by Lori Selke
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
Madam by Don Holliday
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!’
Folly by Maureen Brady
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
Surviving Sisters by Gail Pass
Gail Pass | Surviving Sisters | After a devastating family tragedy, Irena must confront her own psyche and sexuality.
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From the back cover: ‘You will be gripped by t