A Compass Error by Sybille Bedford
A Compass Error | Sybille Bedford | Though it’s a sequel to the novel A Favourite of the Gods , the coming-of-age tale A Compass Error makes a seductive introduction to the work of littl
Winter Solstice by Dorothy Cowlin
Winter Solstice | Dorothy Cowlin | ‘Strictly from Freud, and for a limited audience, this bizarre psychopathic novel of the strange case of Alexandra Gollen. For nine years Alexandra ha
Lesbian Interlude by Dallas Mayo
Lesbian Interlude | Dallas Mayo | Sharon knew about lesbians?the women were naked, close together, getting sexier?the sensation was so different it couldn’t have come from a man!
Lesbian Interlude by Dallas Mayo
Lesbian Interlude | Dallas Mayo | Sharon knew about lesbians?the women were naked, close together, getting sexier?the sensation was so different it couldn’t have come from a man!
Lesbian Lover by S.V. Miller
Lesbian Lover | S.V. Miller | ‘Here, there was just one sex, but it went on, night after white- hot night’–Cover.
The King of a Rainy Country by Brigid Brophy
The King of a Rainy Country | Brigid Brophy | When 19-year-old Susan takes a job with Finkelheim, the shady bookseller across the street from her flat in London?s grotty, bohemian Fitzrovia, she h
The King of a Rainy Country by Brigid Brophy
The King of a Rainy Country | Brigid Brophy | When 19-year-old Susan takes a job with Finkelheim, the shady bookseller across the street from her flat in London?s grotty, bohemian Fitzrovia, she h
Devoted Ladies by Molly Keane
Devoted Ladies | Molly Keane |
Jessica and Jane have been living together for six months. They are devoted friends?or are they? Jessica loves her friend with the cruelty o
Regiment of Women by Clemence Dane
Regiment of Women | Clemence Dane | Obsessive friendships lead to tragedy in this early-twentieth-century novel about a charismatic schoolmistress, a nave new teacher, and an impression
A Jest of God by Margaret Laurence; Margaret Eleanor Atwood
A Jest of God | Margaret Laurence; Margaret Eleanor Atwood | In this celebrated novel, Margaret Laurence writes with grace, power, and deep compassion about Rachel Cameron, a woman struggling to come to terms wi