Mary Diane Hausman | A Born-Again Wife’s First Lesbian Kiss | This first collection of poetry is a roller-coaster ride from Texas to New York City. This is poetry with a punch! The writing is funny, healing, poig
Bunny Brower | Sorority Girls | Cover copy reads: ‘The bitter, revealing story of one girl’s desperate fight for normalcy!’
Carmen Lace | Healing Us | Amanda Court is an Army nurse who always wanted to be a soldier like her father until a medical condition meant she couldn’t serve. Jane Moseby is a s
Gerri Hill | Sierra City | Chris McKenna gladly escaped the crowds of Yosemite to work as the new Search and Rescue in tiny Sierra City, nestled just west of Lake Tahoe. A loner
Jack Kahler | Sexmaster | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Sandra Barret | In Keisha’s Shadow | Dumped by her high school sweetheart for not being out and proud, bi-racial Tori Kahl struggles with college life, her demanding mother, and the legac
Elsa Gidlow | On a Grey Thread | The first North American book of lesbian love poetry
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‘On a Grey Thread’ was the first book of openly lesbian poetry published in
Maureen Duffy | Illuminations | Hetty Dearden has taken early retirement after an unhappy affair with the male head of the histroy department at the college at which she lectured. Sh
Ruth Gogoll | Taxi to Paris | The narrator, lesbian, a project leader at the beginning of 30, meets ‘her’ by chance and is immediately fascinated by this beautiful woman. Although
Don Bartell | Wild Woman | Front – ‘Easy to get, hard to forget, she toyed with men and women on her mad quest for thrills.’
Back – ‘Let me talk about it [she went on t