Sleep With Me by Joanna Briscoe
Joanna Briscoe | Sleep With Me | Richard and Lelia’s child is conceived in a moment of giggling chaos as they dress for a Christmas party. They arrive rudely late and still glowing, a
Maxie Mainwaring, Lesbian Dilettante by Monica Nolan
Monica Nolan | Maxie Mainwaring, Lesbian Dilettante | ‘Madcap’ Maxie Mainwaring has been leading a gay life in Bay City, courtesy of her wealthy parents’ generous allowance. Then she’s discovered in the p
The Lesbian Path by Margaret Cruikshank
Margaret Cruikshank | The Lesbian Path | Praise for the first edition: ‘The Lesbian Path to self-affirmation is a journey of adventure, excitement, and passion. These stories provide entertai
The Ballad And The Source by Rosamond Lehmann
Rosamond Lehmann | The Ballad And The Source | Ten-year-old Rebecca is living in the country with her family when Sibyl Jardine, an enigmatic and powerful old woman, returns to her property in the
The Flesh Users by Dean Hudson
Dean Hudson | The Flesh Users | She was their bait, blackmail their payoff!
The Gay Haunt by Victor Jay
Victor Jay | The Gay Haunt | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Between Two Women by Patricia Harrelson
Patricia Harrelson | Between Two Women | When they came together, everything changed!Married for 33 years and the mother of three grown children, Patricia leads a comfortable life. But one da
Lipstick’s and Dipstick’s Essential Guide to Lesbian Relationships by Gina Daggett; Kathy Belge
Gina Daggett; Kathy Belge | Lipstick’s and Dipstick’s Essential Guide to Lesbian Relationships | It’s point/counterpoint for the lesbian set! Lipstick is the femmey-femme of the pair, while Dipstick is the eternal tomboy. Together, they are here t
You Light the Fire by Kristen Garrett
Kristen Garrett | You Light the Fire | A sharp, satirical odyssey of growing up female in America. Funny, romantic, bittersweet. School teacher Mindy, proper and refined, meets Cheerio Monr
Daring to Be United by Alyson Huntly
Alyson Huntly | Daring to Be United | Stories of hope, change, healing, and transformation in the decade since the United Church voted not to exclude gays and lesbians from ministry. What