Every Time We Say Goodbye by Jaye Maiman
Jaye Maiman | Every Time We Say Goodbye | Private Eye Robin Miller trudges down the ice-slick sidewalk wondering which is worse–the miserably cold New York winter or the dead-end case she can
Outlooks by Peter Horne; Reina Lewis
Peter Horne; Reina Lewis | Outlooks | Outlook explores the relationship of lesbian and gay sexualities to visual representation. It reflects the richness of lesbian and gay ways of produci
The Yale Gertrude Stein by Gertrude Stein; Richard Kostelanetz
Gertrude Stein; Richard Kostelanetz | The Yale Gertrude Stein | Students and admirers of Stein will welcome this volume both for the reading pleasure it brings and for its eloquent reaffirmation of Stein’s importan
Both Sides by Saxon Bennett
Saxon Bennett | Both Sides | Fresh out of college, wild and girl-crazy Jane Graves is a flamethrowing member of the in-your-face direct action group, the Dyke Defenders. As inward
Putting Out by Edisol W. Dotson
Edisol W. Dotson | Putting Out | ‘Putting Out’ is the essential reference tool for all lesbians and gays who write to reach an audience. In this edition, Dotson has updated entries to
Passion Bash by Don Holliday
Don Holliday | Passion Bash | From the back cover teaser: ‘Sinning Sheila knew sex, but not love. She wanted Bruce to understand – to rise above lust. Their friends had brought the
Poison for Teacher by Nancy Spain
Nancy Spain | Poison for Teacher | Detective fiction in an exclusive girls school
Night Mare by Franci McMahon
Franci McMahon | Night Mare | Jane Scott seems luckier than most. Inherited money and her profession as a journalist have placed her in a milieu she deeply loves, the world of cham
Radclyffe Hall A Woman Called John by Sally Cline
Sally Cline | Radclyffe Hall A Woman Called John | She’s best known as the author of The Well of Loneliness, ‘the one lesbian novel everyone has heard of,’ feminist scholar Sally Cline wittily r
Dirty Work by Vivien Kelly
Vivien Kelly | Dirty Work | Scary and sexy story set principally within one of London’s hostels for the homeless.
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Murder or Suicide? No one seems to care – but