Does This Make Sense to You? by Renée
Renée | Does This Make Sense to You? | Flora leaves her husband and moves in with her lesbian friend Ka, as she attempts to come to terms with her past and move forward into her future.
After Touch by Jan Clausen
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Patience And Sarah by Isabel Miller
Isabel Miller | Patience And Sarah |
Winner of the 1971 American Library Assoc.’s first Gay Book Award, later called Stonewall Book Award
Set in the nineteenth century, Isabel M
Bell Book and Dyke by Barbara Johnson; Karin Kallmaker; Julia Watts; Therese Szymanski
Barbara Johnson; Karin Kallmaker; Julia Watts; Therese Szymanski | Bell Book and Dyke | Lesbian Magic. The best-selling quartet that brought you Once Upon A Dyke unveils four deliciously different takes on magic in lesbian lives. Reluctan
Lesbian Lives by Maggie Magee; Diana C. Miller
Maggie Magee; Diana C. Miller | Lesbian Lives | In this groundbreaking re-visioning of lesbianism, Magee and Miller transcend a literature that, for decades, has focused on the timeworn and misconce
Dyke On The Loose by Curt Allen
Curt Allen | Dyke On The Loose | Back cover:
Steve was paying too much attention to his job, Julie thought, and not enough to the desperate desires of her willing young body. Noth
Fall Guy by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | Fall Guy | To know Milton Royce is to loathe him. Now in his mid-forties, the practical joker enjoys embarrassing others, and he delights in coming up with elabo
Erased by Robbi McCoy
Robbi McCoy | Erased | One moment San Francisco police officer Dani Barsetti is chasing a suspect through an apartment building. The next moment she wakes up in a completely
Heartsong by Lynn Ames
Lynn Ames | Heartsong | After three years spent mourning the death of her partner in a tragic climbing accident, Danica Warren has re-emerged in the public eye. With a best-s
The View From Here by Matthew Hays
Matthew Hays | The View From Here | Winner, Lambda Literary Award, LGBT Arts/Culture One of Quill & Quire’sBooks of the Year, 2007The history of gay and lesbian cinema is a storied one,