Alice Isn’t Dead: a Novel by Joseph Fink
Joseph Fink | Alice Isn’t Dead: a Novel | From the New York Times bestselling co-author of It Devours! and Welcome to Night Vale comes a fast-paced thriller about a truck driver searching acro
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The End of Eve by Ariel Gore
Ariel Gore | The End of Eve | “I remembered what my friend China wrote in her punk parenting zine when we were young moms. I want to be the female Bukowski, the female Burroughs,
Depression by Ann Cvetkovich
Ann Cvetkovich | Depression | Ann Cvetkovitch’s new book, Depression: A Public Feeling, is a strange animal: memoir-cum-theoretical essay collection, a personal story of depression
We Were Witches by Ariel Gore
Ariel Gore | We Were Witches | Spurred on by nineties “family values” campaigns and determined to better herself through education, a teen mom talks her way into college. Disgusted
Crossing Borders by Sahar Amer
Sahar Amer | Crossing Borders | Crossing Borders argues that the interpretation of lesbian relationships in medieval French literature can be enriched by reading these texts together
The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters
Sarah Waters | The Paying Guests | It is 1922, and London is tense. Ex-servicemen are disillusioned, the out-of-work and the hungry are demanding change. And in South London, in a gente
The Accidental Activist by Candace Gingrich
Candace Gingrich | The Accidental Activist | When the Republican landslide of 1994 propelled her brother, Newt Gingrich, to the top of national politics, Candace Gingrich knew her life would neve
Spring Fire by Vin Packer
Vin Packer | Spring Fire | Her silky black hair. Her low-cut gown. Her sparkling sorority pin. It’s autumn rush in the Tri Epsilon house, and the new pledge, Susan Mitchell-‘Mit
A Hot-Eyed Moderate by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | A Hot-Eyed Moderate | In this forceful and witty collection of essays, Jane Rule speaks frankly of the issues she has confronted as a woman, an artist, and a lesbian, and o
The Unashamed by March Hastings
March Hastings | The Unashamed | She found what she was looking for in the arms of another woman; now men could no longer hurt her.’
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