The Farmer’s Daughter by Robbi McCoy
Robbi McCoy | The Farmer’s Daughter | The open road is the only place that seems safe to Shirley “Mutt” Hopper. Escaping her Mississippi home, she joins the other wanderers, riding freight
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The Lesbian Primer by Liz Diamond
Liz Diamond | The Lesbian Primer | ”Lesbian 101′ to dispel some ‘myth-conceptions’; and promote an understanding of lesbian lifestyle and culture in a unique way. For heterosexuals and
The Songs Of Bilitis by Pierre Louys
Pierre Louys | The Songs Of Bilitis | First published in Paris in 1894, this purports to be translations of poems by a woman named Bilitis, a contemporary and acquaintance of Sappho. This
Another Kind of Love by Paula Christian
Paula Christian | Another Kind of Love | A novel about the strange, midway world of sex
This Is Not for You by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | This Is Not for You | Rule’s most self-consciously lilterary and philosophical novel–tells the story of a young woman in the late 1950s and early 1960s as she negotiate he
Women in the Shadows by Ann Bannon
Ann Bannon | Women in the Shadows | Cover copy reads: ‘Their dark and troubled loves could flourish only in secret.’
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A guarded look across the room. That was all sh
Laughing Down The Moon by Eva Indigo
Eva Indigo | Laughing Down The Moon | Allura Satou is in a funk. She’s tried to keep up appearances, but the post-breakup blues are dragging her down. Writing no longer holds much joy, tho
In Broad Daylight by Jane Vollbrecht
Jane Vollbrecht | In Broad Daylight | Colleen McCrady, an aspiring writer, is on the verge of having her first novel accepted for publication. Elizabeth Albright, owner and managing editor
Babyji by Abha Dawesar
Abha Dawesar | Babyji | Sexy, surprising, and subversively wise, Babyji is the story of Anamika Sharma, a spirited student growing up in Delhi. At school she is
The Gifts of the Body by Rebecca Brown
Rebecca Brown | The Gifts of the Body | An emotionally wrenching work of fiction about a health-care worker who tenders compassion and love to victims of AIDS, by an author who ‘strips her l