Night Rained Her by Isel Rivero
Isel Rivero | Night Rained Her | Twenty-one poems on love, accompanied by a number of black and white facsimile sketches by Carol Henderson. 200 handbound copies.
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The Unfortunate Flesh by Randy Salem
Randy Salem | The Unfortunate Flesh | ‘She couldn’t love men–so she turned to women.’
‘ A touching story of the third sex and forbidden love that dares not tell its name.’
¡ Cuéntamelo! by Delgado Lopera Juliana
Delgado Lopera Juliana | ¡ Cuéntamelo! | Aunt Lute Books is excited to announce the New Edition of Juliana Delgado Lopera’s book, ¡Cuéntamelo! Oral Histories by LGBT Latino Immigrants. ¡Cuént
Absolute Beginners by Colin MacInnes
Colin MacInnes | Absolute Beginners | A novel about London teenagers, told in Soho idiom–a sort of bastard hip-talk. The characters in this novel include several male homosexuals, and one
The Perfect Gentleman by June Rose
June Rose | The Perfect Gentleman | The life of Dr. James Miranda Barry, born about 1799, who, disguised as a man, served in the British army for forty- six years until retirement at the
Bright Particular Star by Joseph Leach
Joseph Leach | Bright Particular Star | I thought at first that Mr. Leach had adopted too fictional a tone for this long biography. Facts are communicated as they might have impinged on thos
Diana Comet And Other Improbable Stories by McDonald Sandra
McDonald Sandra | Diana Comet And Other Improbable Stories | ‘A beautiful adventuress from the ancient city of New Dalli sets off to reclaim her missing lover. What secrets does she hide beneath her silk skirts?
Beyond the Truth by Anne Holt
Anne Holt | Beyond the Truth | Shortly before Christmas, Hanne Wilhelmsen, Chief Inspector of the Norwegian Police, is called to the scene of multiple murders. Four people are found
A Place For Us by Isabel Miller
Isabel Miller | A Place For Us | It was popular enough to be reissued in hard cover by a mainstream publishing house in 1972 as Patience And Sarah. It is a very sweet little tale base
The Strange Necessity by Margaret C. Anderson
Margaret C. Anderson | The Strange Necessity | The last installment in her biography, coveringher life in Le Cannet.