Speaking for Our Lives by Robert B. Ridinger
Robert B. Ridinger | Speaking for Our Lives | ‘Read the words they risked everything for!’ This landmark volume collects more than a hundred years of the most important public rhetoric on gay and
Stranger on Lesbos by Valerie Taylor
Valerie Taylor | Stranger on Lesbos | Frances has been married to Bill for many years. Their son, Bob, is in high school. Frances had been left alone too often. Bill’s occupation with busi
Heather Has Two Mommies by Lesléa Newman
Lesléa Newman | Heather Has Two Mommies | A commemorative twentieth anniversary of the classic children’s book–fully illustrated in color for the first time.
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Say Uncle by Randye Lordon
Randye Lordon | Say Uncle | SAY UNCLE. . .
Manhattan p.i. Sydney Sloane is known for solving even the toughest of cases. But when her uncle’s children come to her with a matter
Sado-Slaves Of The Sheikh by A. de Granamour
A. de Granamour | Sado-Slaves Of The Sheikh | First Line(s)
The year was 1925, a year memorable in what was known as the ‘golden age of America.’ Prosperity abounded, it was seven progres
Sex With Every Room / Beach Binge by Ray Stinnett; Dean McCoy
Ray Stinnett; Dean McCoy | Sex With Every Room / Beach Binge | Not sure if ‘Sex With Every Room’ has Lesbian content
Paper, Scissors, Rock by Ann Decter
Ann Decter | Paper, Scissors, Rock | Powerful first novel of a family history in the Prairies,’ Ann Dector brings us a narrator who works her way through a tangle of personal reminiscence
The Drug by Mark Daniels
Mark Daniels | The Drug | ‘It was supposed to soothe and tranquilize. But its side effect was aphrodisia!’, the cover reads. ‘A savage and suspenseful novel about the dangers o
The Lesbian Family Life Cycle by Suzanne Slater
Suzanne Slater | The Lesbian Family Life Cycle | This is the first book to examine the special bonds and stresses common to lesbian families and to provide a five-stage working model for the developm
Coming Attractions by Bobbi Marolt
Bobbi Marolt | Coming Attractions | It’s been three years since Helen Townsend has made love to a woman, three years that she’s buried herself in work as a successful columnist for one o