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• LESBIAN – FICTION
A Far Cry from Kensington, Muriel spark
Mrs. Hawkins, the majestic narrator of this book takes us well in hand and leads us back to her threadbare years
in postwar London.
Above All, Honor, Radclyffe
Single-minded Secret Service Agent Comeron Roberts and the woman she is sworn to protect – Blair Powell,
the daughter of the President of the United States.
Accidental Rebels, Kelly Sinclair
It's the summer of 1989, and in the small Texas town of Tantona, to be openly gay is to be notorious. But three
closeted women are about to shake things up. Mandy, a young reporter, is hung up on God and women.
Librarian Tina is eager to ditch old personal dramas, and rocker Cat is struggling to get her band off the ground.
Unanticipated connections bring the women together...and then there's Sherron, a reckless blonde who becomes
the talk of the town. When secrets come doused in Texas barbecue sauce, all the ingredients are present for a
surprising and spicy mix.
Adam’s Breed, Radclyffe Hall
First published in 1926, this book won awards as a psychological novel. Gian0Luca grows to maturity seeking
to resolve a terrible conflict between the needs of his spirit and the demands of the material world.
Affinity, Sarah Waters
From the dark heart of a Victorian prison, disgraced spiritualist Selina Dawes weaves an enigmatic spell. Is she
a fraud, or a prodigy: By the time it all begins to matter, you’ll find yourself desperately wanting to believe in
magic.
After Delores, Sarah Schulman
Hilarious and hard core. The gutsy coffe-shop waitress narrator, whose name is never revealed, is nursing a
broken heart with Delores written all over it.
Aftershock, KG MacGregor

Finally at peace with the mistakes of her disastrous first marriage, Anna Kaklis is ready to experience love
again, and Lily Stewart is the woman she will fight to keep forever. As she gathers her courage to go to the next
level with Lily, she is suddenly handed the reins of Premier Motors. It’s an irresistible opportunity, and Lily’s
support is crucial. Believing she has it, Anna throws herself into her long-cherished dream of building the
family business into a powerhouse empire.
Against The Season, Jane Rule
An old woman comes to terms with her dead sister while reading her diaries, her pregnant housekeeper teaches
her shy grandnephew a little courage; a middle-aged couple yearn to overcome lonliness, an elderly couple
court in the face of public ridicule and Dina Pyros, used furniture dealer and town butch is courted.
Alma Mater, Rita Mae Brown
Sex makes monkeys out of all of us.
Amanda, Paula Christian
Written in 1965 this is a republication in 1981 with an introduction by the author.
Ambitious Women, Barbara Ellen Wilson
It’s about making a living, making love, and making decisions. The story of three women caught in the
everyday demands of work, family, friendship, and their confrontation with violence against women, terrorism,
and the grand jury’s right to investigate, this novel takes on th issue of contemporary feminism. Published 1982.
And Those Who Trespass Against Us, Helen Macpherson
Takes place in New South Wales in 1872. As their bond develops, the journey begins for these two strongwilled
women. For Katherine it is a journey of self-discovery and of what life holds outside the cloistered walls
of the convent. For Catriona it is bittersweet, as feelins she has kept hidden for years resurface in her growing
interest in Katherine.
Annie Oakley’s Girl, Rebecca Brown
Story collection of seven very different experiences.
Annie On My Mind, Nancy Garden
Liza never knew that falling in love could be so wonderful…and so confusing.
Another Kind Of Love, Laura Christian
The story of Laura Garraway dramatizes what it as like to face one’s lesbianism in the late 1950s and early ‘60s.
Are You Girls Traveling Alone?, Marilyn Murphy
Adventures in lesbianic logic. If you have opinions on man-hating, what causes heterosexuality, lesbian
relationships, or alter girls, match wits with Marilyn Murphy; she has opinions too.
Armed Response, Ann Rower
Touching and funny novel looks at LS through the eyes of a perpetually amused downtown New Yorker.
As The Road Curves, Elizabeth Dean
Ramsey Sears had it all; a quick wit, a great job as a columnist for a prestigious lesbian magazine, national
recognition, and a reputation of never having to sleep alone. She had it all but she was coming close to losing
it.
Aquamarine, Carol Anshaw
This story magically weaves together three scenarios of options embraced or discarded, seamlessly connected
by the emotional ties that bind Jesse to the people in her past.

Assistance of Vice, The, Roslyn Dane
Story of a woman living on the edge. From sex with a variety of women, to drugs, to creative work…
Awakening To Sunlight, Lindsey Stone
A novel of loss, love, and Rediscovery. Set in the center of Amsterdam, this novel is a tender love story about
two women brought together by fate who, while struggling to come to terms with the painful realities of their
lives, discover a future they never dared dream.
Baby Cakes, Armistead Maupin
Volume four in the Tales of the City series. Lesbian and Gay
Baby, It’s Cold, Jaye Maiman
The 5 th Robin Miller Mystery. As a bitter winter grips New York City, private investigator Robin Miller is
catapulted on a bone-chilling quest to save a friend’s child from a horrifying death.
Back Talk, Saxon Bennnett
Anne Counterman is a successful talk show radio host who is suffering from a mid-life crisis. Her husband has
left her for another man and she is bored with her career. Now she is looking for something or someone to
rekindle the spark in her life. Hilton Withers is the estranged lesbian daughter of a senator and their heiress to a
pickle company fortune. She hates her father almost as much as she hates pickles. Hilton finds that she is
happiest when only her dog is around. Anne and Hilton become fast friends after Hilton’s girlfriend leaves her
for yet another of her temporary liaisons.
Bastard Out Of Carolina, Dorothy Allison
Dorothy Allison has an elegantly unpretentious style, raw intensity and a great big heart.
Beautiful Journey, Kenna White
Kit Anderson is determined to make a difference. All around her the Battle for Britain is raging, and ferrying
factory-fresh airplanes to combat bases makes an excellent use of her skills as flight lieutenant for the British
Women’s Air Transport Auxiliary. An American in southern England, she is undaunted by war. It’s safer than
love.
Bedrock, Lisa Alther
A passionate New Yorker, flashy photographer and mother of two grown kids buys a house in a small Vermont
town to sort out her life and her open marriage and to find the serenity to get her through the rest of her life.
Behind The Mask, Kim Larabee
Maddie is a fashionable member of English society in the early nineteenth century – a society that limits her
aspirations to the confines of the drawing room and the bedroom. But Maddie leads a double life – a secret life
of danger and high adventure as a highway robber.
Being Someone, Ann MacLeod
This is the story of how two women stay in love while losing four jobs, moving across the country, and ending
up on opposite sides of an anti-nuke demonstration.
Beebo Brinker, Ann Bannon
So innocent she did not notice that women watched her when she entered the room.
Berrigan, by Vicki McConnell
Berrigan discovers homophobia and tyranny of the business work she also finds the St. Louis bar scene with
Mac Isdyche and Trucker the poet…

Berrigan, Gingerlox
Berrigan is the archetypical middle class lesbian in that she is exuberant and filled with youthful hell and spirit,
always overshadowed with her sense of class and background.
Best Laid Plans, The, M.E. Rose
Like the unfolding of real life, relationships evolve; they struggle with love, aging and serious illness, coping
with both their own community and the larger world.
Between Friends, Gillian E. Hanscombe
This is a combination of the epistolary novel form, with an exploration of many of the vital lesian and feminist
issues of the 1980’s.
Between Girlfriends, Elziabeth Dean
The search for Ms. Right just got sexier as four unforgettable Boston friends search for love.
Beyond the Breakwater, Radclyffe
Sheriff Reese Conlon and Doctor Tory King face the challenges of defining their lives and future together.
Beyond the Pale, Elana Dykewomon
Breaking new ground in historical fiction, this epic novel is an extraordinary testimony to the lives of Russian
Jewish lesbians who immigrated to North America at the turn of the twentieth century.
Birds Of A Feather, Jackie Calhoun
After she was dumped by a woman for whom she left her marriage, Joan just couldn’t get into the dating scene.
At times, she thought, the only things that kept her going were her dog, her love of the outdoors, and her longterm
relationship with her best friend, Diane.
Bittersweet, Nevada Barr
Set in late nineteenth-century America, rich in authentic detail drawn from women’s diaries of the Old West,
this story tells about the love between two women – a small town school teacher and former student who comes
to her for sanctuary from her battering husband.
Blood Sisters, Valerie Miner
Two young sisters are soon deeply engaged in attempting to understand each other’s ideals, to cross the blurred
lines between private and political life. But they are divided by their separate histories, by Liz’s relationship
with her lover, Gwen; by Beth’s love for Larry, Liz’s brother. Most of all they are divided by their political
priorities; Liz’s to women’ Beth’s to Ireland.
Bra-Strap Bar & Grill, Donna Camille
Where gay bars are an integral part of gay culture the Bra-Strap Bar & Grill is no exception. Julie and Carla go
to drink and dance enjoying their love as two women in transition.
Breaking Spirit Bridge, Ruth Perkinson
Returning to roots that are dark, roots that are secret, and roots that leads to an uncertain future, Piper finds out
the past is not the heaviest burden to carry.
Brothers And Sisters, Bebe Moore Campbell
It’s the story of Esther, a bank manager whos worked hard all her life for success and respect, and wonders if
she’ll ever achieve her dreams. Mallory Post, a white co-worker who forges a friendship with Ester but seems
to live in a completely different and unreachable world – sometimes.

Burning, Jane Chambers
A lesbian gothic suspense novel.
Butch II, Jay Rayn
Beginning where Butch ended, this book lures the reader further into Michaelene Landetti’s life with its
poignancy and bitter truths.
Calendar Girl, Stella Duffy
Stand-up comic Maggie has fallen for ‘the girl with the Kelly McGillis body’, a mysterious woman who can’t
commit herself. Meanwhile South London detective Saz is hot on the trail of a woman known only as
‘September’, who commutes between London and New York in a whirlwind of drug smuggling, gambling and
high-class prostitution.
Calling Rain, Karen Marie Christa Minns
This is a stunning tale of passion – and of loyalty to the best in ourselves and the preservation of our world.
Canary Chronicles, The, Kyle Anne Burton
The dance resumes. After finding their way to love in The Canary Chronicles: The Way to Maura.
Candidate, The, Tracey Richardson
Presidential candidate Jane Kincaid – gorgeous, dynamic and extremely driven-is taking the country by storm,
passionately outlining her blueprint for America. Voters quickly fall in love with her…and so, unwittingly, does
Secret Service Agent Alexandria Warner. Their mutual attraction begins to take on a fiery life of its own, and
soon Jane fears that their intense feelings for each other are a tinder box that could destroy the landscape of her
career…and alter the history of the country. Jane had always expected the road to the White House would exact
a high personal toll. She just never knew how high…until she’s forced to choose between her heart and her
political destiny.
Car Pool, Karin Kallmaker
Car pool heaven turns into car pool hell when Anthea Rossignole realizes her lover is having an affair with the
other woman sharing their daily commute. It seems that Anthea’s successful career as a cost analyst at an oil
refinery is the only thing she can really count on these days. Now she’s looking for someone to share the long
drive.
Cecile, Ruthann Robson
The author is passionate about capturing the elusive quality of ailiness in her three character’s lives: the
narrator, her lover Cecile, and Colby, their child. It is precisely this fervent pursuit of life-its rhythms and
problems, the humor and richness- that moves Cecile along.
Certain Smiles, Dorothy Tell
This editor returns with a scorching collection that sets new standards for erotica.
Chelsea Girls, Eileen Myles LARGE PRINT
Collection of her poems and short stories
Changes, Jackie Calhoun
A horrible accident… an unfaithful lover… a blue-eyed stranger…
City Lights/Country Candles, Penny Hayes
Each evening, Eveleen’s 102 year-old great-great grandmother insists on telling about the women she has
known in her lifetime. Women who, despite their differences, were condemned to the same horrible fate
because of who they were.

City of Strangers, Diana Rivers
Surrounded by every luxury, 19 year old Solene wants only to return home. She does not want to marry a future
king and above all, she wants out of her gilded cage. Hernorium is a beautiful city, but its politics don’t interest
her anymore than her marriage does. She wants to go home to her family, her lover and her lands. Chances for
escape are rare, and she hopes to bide her time until the odds improve. But when Hernorium’s plans for
expansion include ignoring the treaties that have kept her people safe for centuries she finally realizes the
ruthless risks she must take to save her people and herself.
Class Reunion, Linda Hill
Jennifer Moreland decided to attend her high school reunion in the hopes of freeing herself once and for all
from the devastating power of past heartbreak. But when she comes face to face with her first lover, she is
overcome by a rush of desire that threatens to ignite the dangerous flames of rekindle passion.
Clenched Fists, Burning Crosses, Cris South
Novel of resistance
Chamber Music, Doris Grumbach,
Caroline, the ninety-year-old widow of a famous American composer, Robert Maclaren,reaches back into her
memories to tell the story of their life together and of the late-blooming passion she discovers with Anna, the
serene nurse who tended Robert in his dying days.
Charleyhorse, Cecil Dawkins
Charley Burden manages a 10,000-acre Kansas ranch for her mother, Belle. Charley and Juna, the
schoolteacher renting a room from them, form a loving alliance that gives Charley the strength to claim her
place in the world.
Chicken, Paula Martinac
Lynn, a writer whos thirteen-year relationship with Claire just went bust, has started to regroup by spending
some time between th sheets with Lexy, a much younger and uninhabited bartender.
Clicking Stones, Nancy Tyler Glenn
Striking the clicking stone against any other stone causes both to flare into incredible brilliance. Except not
everyone can see the brilliance…
Color Purple, The, Alice Walker
Pulitzer prize winning novel. Something gave Celie the courage to ask for more – to laugh, to play, and finally –
to love.
Color Purple, The, Alice Walker
Pulitzer prize winning novel. Something gave Celie the courage to ask for more – to laugh, to play, and finally –
to love.
Confessions Of A Pagan Nun, Kate Horsley
Cloistered in a stone cell at a monastery, a sixth-century Irish nun secretly records the memories of her Pagan
youth.
Contract With The World, Jane Rule
A brilliant novel about women and their relationships.

Cook and the Carpenter, The, A novel by the carpenter
A radical story of love and illegality, set on a commune in Texas. The author uses a neutral pronoun, trusting
the reader to know which character is female and which is male.
Coup de Grace, Marguerite Yourcenar
Set in the Baltic provinces in the aftermath of the World War I, this is the story of a strange and unhappy
threesome; Erick, a young Prussian engaged with the White Russians in fighting the Bolsheviks; Conrad, the
beloved friend of his youth; and Conrad’s sister Sophie, whose unrequited love for Erick becomes an
unbearable burden.
Cows and Horses, Barbara Wilson
This author writes this fiction with profound things to say about women, how they relate to each other as friends
and loves and how they understand themselves.
Crossing the Center Line, Jackie Calhoun
Autobiographical fiction. Like Michael, Ms. Calhoun loved her spouse and feared losing the love and respect of
her children. In this emotionally realized journey Ms. Calhoun conveys the anguish inherent in the demise of a
marriage based on trust, friendship and the raising of children.
Cruise, The, Paula Christian
A poignant, bitchy, loving, and funny novel about lesbians on the S.S. Sisterhood
Crush, Jane Futcher
It wasn’t easy fitting in at an exclusive girls’ school like Huntington Hill. But Lexie – beautiful, popular Lexie –
wanted her for a friend.
Cry Havoc, Baxter Clare
Case closures are up and homicide rates are down for LAPD’s 93 rd Homicide Squad. Frank, Lieutenant L.A.
Franco, is revitalizing her depleted detective crew while quietly mending private scars. And Frank is about to
need all the back she can muster as she faces her own personal demons while trying not to jeopardize her
developing relationship with Gail.
Curious Wine, Katherine V. Forrest
The intimacy of a cabin at Lake Tahoe provides the combustible circumstances that bring Diana Holland and
Lane Christianson together in this passionate novel of first discovery.
Cytherea’s Breath, Sarah Aldridge
This is a novel that depicts the experiences of individuals amidst the sweep of social progress and reform.
Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man
Daisy Fay is coming of age in the Gulf Coast’s Shell Beach…
Dancer Dawkins and The California Kid, Willyce Kim
Dancer Dawkins’ lover, Jessica Riggins, has fallen into the clutches of Fatin Satin Aspen, the insidious leader of
Violia Vincente’s Venerable Brigade. Something has to be done.
Dark Horse, Frances Lucas
Fed up with the corruption in local politics, lesbian Sidney Garret makes a long shot bid for mayor.
Daughter Of The Earth, Agnes Smedley

The author lays bare her soul in an effort to understand and heal her life. In the process, she connects herself to
all people of her class and vision, regardless of color or sex.
Daughters of The Great Star, Diana Rivers
a world of strong and sensual women, ready to defend themselves against a hostile world without surrendering
their ability to love each other.
Daughters Of A Coral Dawn, Katherine V. Forrest
Night falls suddenly and completely, and we sit together in a glorious royal blue world illuminated with silver.
Dawn of the Dance, Marianne K. Martin
Paige raised Moni’s hands and placed them around her neck, just as she had that very first night.
Death Strip, Benita Kirkland
A stripper on the burlesque circuit gets involved with a a patron. Sintura, the beaufiful butch, has a way with
men – a dangerous way.
Devotion, Mindy Kaplan
Find out everything about thirty-five-year-old Sheila Caston, the nightclub comedian whose career is just about
to take off into television’s stratosphere, and her devoted partner, painter-sculptor Julie Rosen.
Doc And Fluff, Pat Califia
Distopian tale of a girl and her biker as a futuristic novel slamming full throttle into gay and lesbian lifestyles.
Dog Tags, Alexis Jude
Can lesbian love survive the military? Sargeant First Class Tory Barrett, newly stationed at an Army base in
Korea, finds herself attracted to Myra Sturdivan, her immediate subordinate.
Don Juan In The Village, Jane DeLynn
Smooth. Arrogant. Insecure. Driven. Don Juan is a woman forever prowling the fine line between hope and
despair, searching or that ‘perfect’ love, often longed for, but seldom attained.
Dooryard Full Of Flowers, A, Isabel Miller
The beaufiful continuation of a acclaimed all-time classic, Patience and Sarah.
Dreamcatcher, Lori Byrd
Set in a Midwestern college town this is a timeless story of love and friendship of Sunny and Diane and their
friends.
Dress, The/The Sharda Stories, Jess Wells
Two volumes of short stories
Dress, The, Cry, The/A Shirt With No Seams, Jess Wells
Four short stories of fiction and erotica
Drive, The, Trisha Todd
Through passion and pain, addiction and recovery this is an emotional journey.
Dusty’s Queen Of Hearts Diner, Lee Lynch
After a disillusioning tour of duty in the navy, after a lifetime of drifting through innumerable meaningless
affairs.

Dusty Answer, Rosamond Lehmann
Published in 1927 this tells the story of a young girl’s disillusionment in her search for love.
Dzelarhons, Anne Cameron
Magic in many incarnations - mischievous, terrifying, benevolent, and erotic – suffuses the pages of this
extraordinary collection, from the humorous tales of the trickster Raven through the feminist fable of the
bearded woman…
Early Losses, Pat Burch
Her father, her religion, her innocence, her virginity, her mother, and her plump rosy cheeks - these are some of
Freda’s “early losses”. Or are they losses after all?
Edge Of Twilight, Paula Christian
This republication is, in a sense, that of bringing it to the public for the first time. When this sensitive novel of
lesbian love was originally published, in 1959, only a fraction of the public read it because of its specialized –
and, int hat era, taboo – interest. This is a story about a woman who dared to love women.
Education of Harriet Hatfield, The, May Sarton
Harriet begins a new life at the age of 60 after her lover of 30 years has died. She opens a bookstore for women
in a blue-collar neighborhood of Boston and is viciously attacked for her lesbianism.
Elise, Claire Kensington
Former model Elise Lemoine had sworn off romance, including bed-popping Jamie, until she met Maiju Rittola.
Emerald City Blues, Jean Stewart
Reb and Flynn, two lesbian runaways struggling to survive on the streets of Seattle, collide with the
comfortable, yuppie life of Chris and Jennifer. The forecast is trouble.
Empathy, Sarah Schulman
This novel is hard-edged and soft in all the ways that matter, and lingers in the mind as only the pain of love
ever does.
End Of The Empire, Denise Ohio
When Dante rides her Harley into the small town of Cascade, Oregon, she sets in motion a chain of events that
folks there won’t soon forget.
Entwined, Beatrice Stone
This focuses on the life of 77-year-old Lottie Mower, a nearly silent woman who’s been in mental hospitals and
nursing homes for more than 50 years. Charly-a young lesbian who works at Heritage Home-wants to know
why the woman does not speak.
Escape Artist, The, Judith Katz
Sex, deception, magic, and love are the main ingredients of this tour de force second novel by Lambda Literary
Award winner.
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues, Tom Robbins
Featuring Bonanza Jellybean and the smooth-riding cowgirls of Rubber Rose Ranch, The Countess, and
homosexual tycoon of feminine hygiene…
Every Woman’s Dream, Leslea Newman
Short fiction of finely shaped stories that sparkle.

Expenses, Penny S. Lorio
This novel deals with the cost of living and the price of loving. It is the story of two women from different
social worlds who try to build a life together despite the odds that their histories have stacked against them.
Eye Of A Hurricane, Ruthann Robson
Collection of short stories
Faces of Love, Sharon Gilligan
A prominent women’s rights advocate and a brilliant attorney, together for a decade, have to deal with and a
newcomer.
Fair And Tender Ladies, Lee Smith
Vy Rowe, born near the turn of the century in the Virginia Mountain enclave of Sugar fork, is told completely
through letters that Ivy is forever writing family and friends…
Falling To Earth, Elizabeth Brownrigg
Lyrically written, layered and over-lapping, this story is about letting go and becoming real.
Family Affair, Saxon Bennett
Chase Banter thought her life couldn’t get weirder. Her mother has taken up private investigating, her writer’s
group’s helpful suggestions have led to serve writer’s block, and her girlfriend’s family is genuinely nuts.
Growing up isn’t high on her list of priorities. What grip Chase has on her life is severely challenged when her
girlfriend tells her about the little oops at the gynecologist. Seems the doctor mixed up the rooms and now
Gitana is expecting.
Fated Love, Radclyffe
When Quinn Maguire, a dashing young trauma surgeon, accepts a position as an ER physician, her new boss,
Honor Blake, suspects that Quinn is hiding a dark secret.
Faultline, Sheila Ortiz Taylor
Faultline is family narrative done to a brilliant surreal turn. An American standup comic masterpiece sired by
Buster Keaton out of Gertrude Stein, born on the San Andreas fault and danced on the ceiling by a Black Fred
Astaire. How otherwise can you talk about the adventures of a lesbian mother with six children, three hundred
rabbits and a very relaxed attitude? A laugh out of life.
Fieldwork, Maureen Moore
A provocative and page-turning mystery, this mystery introduces a witty new feminist sleuth to the crime scene.
Finer Grain, The, Denise Ohio
Amory Walker is nineteen years old. Tormented by a recurring nightmare that haunts her waking life, she has
existed in a state of paralysis since the death of Jessie, the devoutly religious woman who raised her.
Flashpoint, Katherine V. Forrest
It is 1991, the last weekend in September. A political decision to be announced this weekend in California will
signal far-reaching ramifications for America’s lesbian and gay community. Published on the eve of the twentyfifth
anniversary of the Stonewall Inn uprising and the birth of the modern gay rights movement.
Flood, The, Carol Ascher
It is 1951, and Eva’s family, German Jewish refugees, have found a precarious safety in Topeka, Kansas amidst
a small community of European exiles attaché to a psychoanalytic hospital.

For Keeps, Elizabeth Nonas
Kate’s lover has left her. The television movied based on her script has been placed on hold.And now she is on
a chaotic path that leads her to the enigmatic Hilary, to the delicious Nicky, to the dazzling and frightening
Lauren.
Free Fall, Marsha Zabarsky
A story of survival about three Boston lesbians who meet in a coming=out group, fall in and out of love with
each other, and go on to pursue their respective healing hourneys in outrageous and heartbreaking ways.
For Keeps, Elizabeth Nonas
Kate’s lover has left her. The television movie based on her script has been placed on hold. And now she is on
a chaotic path that leads her to the enigmatic Hilary, to the delicious Nicky, to the dazzling and frightening
Lauren.
For Nights Like This One, Becky Birtha
Stories of loving women
Fresh Flesh, Stella Duffy
Four virtual strangers unwittingly bound together by a dark secret from the past. And, after all these years, it’s
about to blow up in their faces. It is also a frightening journey through the emotional ruins of the past, a tale of
the sins of the fathers, and the mothers, and of the greatest theft of all.
Friendly Young Ladies, The, Mary Renault
Helen and Leo, two modern young women in 1930s London, live together – as more than friends – in a
houseboat on the Thames.
Fingersmith, Sarah Waters
A deftly plotted thriller with two equally compelling heroines, orphans Sue Trinder and Maud Lilly.
First Lady, Blayne Cooper and T. Novan
The sequel to Madam President this book continues the story of this United States president as she continues
the development of her relationship with Lauren.
Folly, Maureen Brady
This is a refreshing and skillfully told story of strength and contradictin as ordinary women move through each
other’s lives.
Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistle Stop Café, Fannie Flagg
Filled with humor and drama Mrs. Threadgoode tells her life story including the irrepressibly dare devilish
tomboy and her friend.
Further Tales of the City, Armistead Maupin
The socialite Dede Halcyon Day returns from Guyana – via a boatload of gay refugees- her problems have only
just begun.
Getting There, Lyn Denison
It’s probably time to stop drifting and a roof over her head would let her regroup. But getting there means
gaining the courage to go home and stare down the scandal that drove her away.
Getting To The Point, Teresa Stores

Sarah shows up, claiming her right to be part of Dix’s present and future. And to each member of Dix’s
appalled family, to the astonished twon – she issues a frank challenge: her unabashed, unapologetic, forthright
lesbian self.
Girls, Visions, and Everything, Sarah Schulman
It’s the summer before Reagan’s re-election and the New York streets are sizzling. Blow 14 th Street the girls at
the Kitsch-Inn are hard at work on their new lesbian version of A Streetcar Named Desire. As the temperature
rises, Lila Futuransky is looking for adventure, with her keys in her pocket and copy of On The Road in her
hand.
Gilda Stories, The, Jewelle Gomez
Gilda laid the secret open with great detail. She described her first bath, the scent of her mother’s sweat, the
feel of Bird’s arm around her waist, the sound of laughter fromt eh women at Woodard’s the thrill of moving
beside the wind and how the smell of wind had changed in the years since she had taken to the road.
Goddesses, Mayumi Oda
Based on Oda’s Japanese woodblock prints she emanates sensual beauty and warmth through prose
transforming the traditional masculine Buddhist gods into their joyous female counterparts.
Goldenseal, Gill McKnight
Every shadow holds a secret. When Amy Fortune returns to her childhood home, she discovers something
sinister in the air – but is former lover Leone Garoul stalking her or protecting her?
Good Enough To Eat, Leslea Newman
Lisa Goldberg is funny, Jewish, twenty-five – and a bulimic.
Grassy Flats, Penny Hayes
Nell and Aggie are on the edge of losing their years of devotion to their farm , and when townsfolk learn the
true nature of their relationship, any hope of credit to the next harvest dries up.
Growing Up Delicious, Marianne Banks
Hard enough to confront her mother’s inexplicable suicide, but there’s also her sister’s rampant heterosexuality,
the preacher’s unmitigated hatred and a town that has more reason than ever to look down on the Andersen
name.
Grass Widow, The, Nanci Little
With few resources except her own labor, intelligence and will to succeed, Joss is determined to hold on to and
run her family’s farm. Aidan, trained to be a rich man’s wife, seems at first to be only one more obstacle. But
she proves otherwise, and in Aidan’s presence Joss first finds support, then friendship, and finally love.
Gray Magic, Sarah Dreher
After telling Gwen’s grandmother that they are lovers, Stoner and Gwen head to Arizona to escape the fallout
and the struggle between the Hopi Spirits of good and evil.
Gut Symmetaries, Jeanette Winterson
Aboard the QE2 and under the stars, three lives converge. Two physicists – Jove, married man, and Alice, a
single woman – meet and commence an affair, only for Alice to fall in love with Jove’s wife, Stella, a poet.
Happening In Travel On, Carole Spearin McCauley
An adventure story rooted in woman’s consciousness
Hawkwings, Karen Lee Osborne

In this tale of love, lust, and mystery, a host of friens – lesbian, gay, straight, white, black, Hispanic-touch
Emily Hawk’s life.
Heart’s Passage, Cate Swannell
Set in the splendor of Australia’s tropics, this book traces Jo and Cadie’s rocky path to an uncertain future.
Heavy Gilt, Dolores Klaich
Tuess who’s coming to dinner at Hilary and Dru’s restored Victorian home? A most attractive mystery writer,
and her vexatious weekend lover.
Helen, Maria Edgeworth
Helen finds her honesty and integrity pitted against the well-meaning but morally ambiguous behavior of her
friend, Cecelia. The conflicting loyalties of the two young women, caught between patriarchal authority, with
its moral absolutes, and their affection for one another, are played out against the broader political ideals of the
wise and tolerant Lady Davenant.
Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gilman
A lost feminist Utopian novel
Her Sisters Keeper, Diana Rivers
Nhazul, a restless young Hadra from Ossen, and niece to Hadra Councilor Oooyant, travels to the forbidden
Shokarn city of Nhor. Breaking her vow not to intervene with the citizens there, Nhazul saves the life of young
Kitra and becomes embroiled in a daring and dangerous raid on the Gray Place, a huge cave under the city
where Weavers are imprisoned for life.
Hidden From History, Sheila Rowbotham
Rediscovering women in history from the 17 th century to the present.
High Contrast, Jessie Lattimore
It is 1972, and Carole Wolston is attending college in Los Angeles to pursue her talent for photography. In one
of her classes she meets beautiful, reserved Nikki Tauber – and discovers to her shock that Nikki is appearing at
the Crystal Palace, that she is known as Brandy Wilde, a stripper and former headliner on a n international
circuit of exotic dancers.
High Hearts, Rita Mae Brown
Geneva is the newly married daughter of the world’s most renowned horse-breeder during the Civil War.
Honesty Tree, The, Carole Spearin McCauley
Eila and Jody run a successful floral nursery in a small New England Town. This is a heart-breaking, warm and
witty story of an outing of the two lesbians who own the nursery.
Horizon Of the Heart, Shelley Smith
In the peaceful coastal town of Baysville, ex-model Jenny Winthrop is trying to reorder her life while she heals
the wounds of her past in the arms of lawyer Anne Yarwood.
Horseshoe Sky, Catherine Koger
She had to look at everything. Kissing Mattie wildly under the stars.
Hot Chicken Wings, Jyl Lynn Felman
Stories that celebrate and illuminate.
Hours, The, Michael Cunningham

Mades a reader believe in the possibility and depth of a communality based on great literature…Virginia Woolf,
Laura and Clarissa…
House At Pelham Falls, The, Brenda Weathers
Maggi, who has finally found the one woman she can truly love, discovers that she must fight more than karen’s
fear of their love. With Etta as her only ally, she must do battle with the fury of a New England winter and the
menacing power of the supernatural…
House of Real Love, The, Carla Tomaso
This is an irreverent look at the attitudes and issues that affect lesbian relationships. A true lesbian farce,
complete with costumes and mistaken identies and no shortage of ribald humor.
Ice And Fire, Andrea Dworkin
This is the explosive story of a woman’s search for self-identity through he labyrinth of sex, drugs, and
prostitution.
In Every Laugh A Tear, Leslea Newman
Shayna Steinblatt, a nice Jewish dyke, is falling in love with Luz, a Puerto Rican butch with bedroom eyes. But
her main concern is her beloved bubbe (grandmother) who has been trundled off to a nursing home. The
lessons Shayna learns about aging and the process of letting go of life are a gentle, tissue-sopping and humous
education.
Inferno (A Poet’s Novel), Eileen Myles
Her story of a young female writer, discovering both her sexuality and her own creative drive in the meditative
and raucous environment that was New York City in its punk and indie heyday, is engrossing, poignant, and
funny.
Illusionist, The, Dinitia Smith
Fiercely erotic novel that thwarts conventions of gender and love. Dean, a master of the sleight of hand, is also a
master of seduction and charm – which becomes apparent as he woos and wins the hearts of more than one of
Sparta’s female citizens.
Imposter, The, Paula Sharp
Stories about Netta and Stanley.
In Her Day, Rita Mae Brown
Elegant art history professor Carole Hanratty insists brains transcend lust – until she crashes into Ilse, a
revolutionary feminist flush with the arrogance of youth.
Incidents Involving Mirth, Anna Livia
This is a collection of lesbian stories, lyrical science fiction fantasies, suspenseful dramas, fables and tall tales.
In the Blood, Lauren Wright Douglas
A mysterious and uninfected lesbian community, known as the Gaians, offers a sanctuary from the Red Death
biological warfare result.
Isis Rising, Jean Stewart
Romantic fantasy of rebuilding the fantasy Isis from ashes.
Just Like That, Karin Kallmaker
Toni’s father wants her to save his old friend from bankruptcy. The creditors clamor for a quick sale and
payment. The beautiful – and hostile – Syrah wants Toni off her land and out of her life.

Journey, The, Anne Cameron
It’s the late 1800s and the Canadian West – vast plains and mountains sprawling between two oceans. The truth
is , it isn’t easy to move through it. Not if you are a woman and alone. ..not even two women who hook up to
escape the violence of their pasts
Journey Through The Penumbra, Cassandra Juarez
Maria’s confused about the verty term – rae – and whether it applied to her.
Kathleen O’Donald, Penny Hayes
Return to chaotic New York City in 1909 and meet Kathleen Anne Mary O’Donald. Follow young Kathleen
along her true-to-history road to tragedy, passion, peril, and ultimate triumph.
Killing Room, The, Gerri Hill
When Jake returns to Denver, a serial murder investigation soon leads her to Nicole. As the investigation
develops, their physical attraction threatens to compromise the case. Nicole finds herself struggling to remain in
the professional closet that she’s been hiding in for so long-a place where an out cop like Jake McCoy simply
does not belong. Once the crimes are solved, will the women go their own ways?
Kin-Flicks, Lisa Alther
Wildly erotic exuberantly funny masterpiece of storytelling. Ginny is the classic outsider and her fine sense of
the comic permits the novel to approach a kind of high seriousness…
Lady God, Lesa Luders
A beautifully told and achingly real story about human vulnerability, betrayal, devastion, love and healing.
Uncompromisingly true and told from a wide heart.
Last Train Home, The, Blayne Cooper
Historic Drama taking place in New York City. It might have been the Gilded Age for the likes of Rockefeller
and Carnegie -- but the newly arrived immigrants and poverty-stricken Americans packed into Manhattan’s
teeming lower east side were lucky to make ends meet.
Latecomer, The, Sarah Aldridge
A love story set in the political turmoil of here and now (1974) yet written with the romantic tone of yesterday.
Leave a Light On For Me, Jean Swallow
An engaging story of interesting and complex lesbians who deal with universal sorrows of love, infidelity,
friendship, and family pain.
Lesbian Bedtime Stories, Terry Wood
These are wonderfully engaging gentle stories.
Lesbian Body, The, Monique Witting
The author transcends her Amazon vision with an intensity to celebrate the primitive, the exotic, the animal, and
all that defines the lesbian body.
Lesbianism Made Easy, Helen Eisenbach
Like anything that requires a major break with old habits, becoming a lesbian is not the easiest thing in the
world to pull off.
Les Guerilleres, Monique Wittig

A beautiful, wildly exciting story of women becoming warriors and reverting to exotic sexuality, barbaric rites,
and tribal violence to combat male oppression.
Lessons, Kim Pritekel
Can an older woman, once the worshipped babysitter of a lost eight year-old girl, help Chase find herself?
Letter To Harvey Milk, A, Leslea Newman
Northampton author shares nine warm-hearted, good-humored stories about being lesbian and Jewish.
Lifestyles, Jackie Calhoun
Kate’s ego is somewhat soothed by the support of her grown children, and by a male suitor. And Pat has her
close lesbian friends for comfort, her parents, and her teaching career. But mostly the two women have each
other, drawn together by their mutual anguish, their understanding and support for each other. Then their
friendship deepens into love…
Love Is Where You Find It, Paula Christian
This is a republication from 1961. Alone again, Dee is pursued by two women: Karen, who has never before
had a lesbian relationship; and Martie, an internationally renowned lesbian in a time before women unite in the
struggle.
Long Trail, The, Penny Hayes
School teacher Blanche and dance hall girl Teresa discover and unthinkable love – a love so forbidden that it is
outside every reality of their lives. The year is 1869. The place is the hot, windswept town of Starcross, Texas.
Love Of Good Women, The, Isabel Miller
It is the latter years of WWII. Gertrude is convinced that she should be grateful to many. Two singular women
during the war years, when thousands discovered the missing dimension in their lives, and a few took the first
steps to escape from their domestic prisons…
Loose Lips, Rita Mae Brown
This sequel to Six Of One and Bingo continues the adventures of sister “Juts” and “Wheezie”.
Long Shot, D. Jackson Leigh
Equine veterinarian Tory Greyson has always played the safe bet. That is, until she runs into a very cute,
opinionated, jobless journalist. The small town of Cherokee Falls is just a pit stop for Leah Montgomery while
she figures out how to put her career back on track and deal with her grandmother’s slide into dementia.
Lover, Bertha Harris
This novel showcases a panoply of fictional and historical characters who run the gamut from saint to those who
are by turn vulnerable and strong.
Love of Good Women, The, Isabel Miller
It is the latter years of WWII. Gertrude takes a wartime factory job and soon she is compelled to confront the
bondage of her life.
Love, Zena Beth, Diane Salvatore
A story arising from tied that bind during affairs. A young journalist and an older celebrity try to make a go of
it.
Magdalena, Sarah Aldridge

Camilla takes Mary into her home, where Mary sits mute and unreachable, until Camilla’s happy-go-lucky
Brazilian lover coaxes the old woman into revealing the fact that years before she sang in the Opera House in
Rio de Janeiro.
Magnificent Spinster, The, May Sarton
She explores the realities and reverberations of a fifty-year friendship between two remarkable women that
ended in a death.
Margins, Terri de la Pena
In this tender, courageous and often funny novel, Veronica comes to terms with her grief and explores two new
relationships with wildly different women.
Mari, Jeriann Hilderley
Mari, an Argentinian activist away from the political repression in her homeland, meets Judith, a New York
musician. They fall in love – and struggle with the differences between their cultures and their lives.
Marquise and the Novice, The, Victoria Ramstetter
A lesbian gothic novel set in a chateau in nineteenth century provincial France where an innocent Irish girl,
fresh from convent restraints meets a wealthy older woman.
Maybe the Moon, Armistead Maupin
The heroine, Cadence Roth, shows a funny and deeply poignant feminine psyche.
Matter of Trust, A, Radclyffe
Michael Lassiter, a theoretical design executive in the midst of a divorce, is about to wage war on the corporate
battlefield. She hires JT Sloan, a brash internet security consultant, to protect her most important asset – her
dreams and visions.
Michael Tolliver Lives, Armistead Maupin
Tales of the City series. Michael Tolliver, the sweet spirited Southerner is arguably the most beloved gay
character in fiction. Lesbian and Gay
Microcosm, The, Maureen Duffy
Matt, a bar-room philosopher, tries to make sense of the disparate lives which cross here – of Judy who saves
herself for a Saturday night lover, of Steve the gym teacher who dreads a chance encounter with a pupil in this
twilight environment, and of Matt who needs vicarios exchanges despite the security of her relationship with
Rae and her sense that this lesbian sanctuary is a prison too.
Midas Touch, Frankie J. Jones
Forced to take a leave of absence from her multimillion dollar corporate business, Sandra Tate found herself
adrift until a mysterious letter from her past propelled her to search for her mother-the woman who abandoned
her when she was a child. When the journey leads her to a small diner in San Antonio, Sandra lets go of her
golden life and finally begins to live.
Misfortune’s Friend, Sarah Aldridge
What is Mrs. Henshaw’s influence on the young lesbians in the periphery of her life? Why is she always
present in times of ‘need’…and what is the real tie between her and Altheas’ aunt.
Miss McGhee, Bett Norris
World War II is over and Mary McGhee is looking for a future. There’s the old problem of bein an unwelcome
woman in a man’s world when Mary takes on the challenge of returning a neglected lumber empire to

profitability. Then there’s Lila Dubose, the boss’s wife, wo stirs up desires Mary can’t escape, fears she can’t
control, and reminders tht she is surrounded by threat.
Modern Daughters And The Outlaw West, Melissa Kwasny
When a group of strong-willed lesbians – feminists, artists, barkeepers, single mothers – find themselves
attacked by hunters, fundamentalist crusaders and highway construction men with bulldozers, they call on timetested
traditions of women’s spirituality and culture for help.
More Tales of the City, Armistead Maupin
The irrepressible residents of the rooming house at 28 Barbary Land, San Francisco…
Morton River Valley, Lee Lynch
Paris Collins – named for the city where she was conceived – changes teaching jobs every two years.
Invariably she leaves behind an astonished lover who simply couldn’t believe Paris’s warnings that she would
move on.
Movement, Valerie Miner
A draft deserter’s wife, leftist activist, working journalist, committed feminist
Mrs. Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing, May Sarton
This heroine becomes the quarry of two young reporters from a magazine whose assignment is to uncover the
provenance of Hilary Steven’s poetic inspiration. In the course of their afternoon interview Hilary comes to
terms with her past.
Miss Venezuela, Barbara Wilson
Her best previously published stories and three new ones. Barbara Wilson writes with humor and tenderness of
the lives of girls and women.
Mulligan, KG MacGregor
Love can come along at any time, even in the golden years, and for two women who don’t expect it at all.
Though a shaky start nearly dooms the romance, something tells Marty and Lou that one might be worth a
Mulligan.
Mystic Market, Ruth Perkinson
This novel confronts the tragedy of teen suicide amidst the hope, courage and faith of a small town and
newfound belief in love.
Name All The Animals, Alison Smith
Account of grief and secret love: the tale of a family clinging to the memory of a lost child, and a young woman
struggling to define herself in the wake of his loss.
Nesting Place, The, Sarah Aldridge
Suspenseful subplots with delicious romance.
Nerves, Blanche M. Boyd
This is a novel of generations of women – mother, daughter, aunt, friend of the family. Diane Hamilton comes
of age in a world peopled by troubled women. Not that these are weak women, but they are women who have
tried to face life down and failed.
New Woman’s Broken Heart, The, Andrea Dworkin
Eight short stories

Night Lights, Bonnie Shrewsbury Arthur
Jean Valentine is trying to pick up the pieces of her life after her lover’s death. Her absent-minded daughter is
about to make her a grandmother. Her beach house neighbor Lila’s marriage is breaking up. What will Jean do
about her growing love for Lila?
Night Vision, Laura Adams
In desperation she turns to the internet, whre she locates a support group for women with sleep disorders. To
her amazement she soon learns that the other lesbians in the group – and only the lesbians – are having the same
nightmares.
Night Watch, The, Sarah Waters
Moving back through the 1940s, through air raids, blacked-out streets, illicit partying, and sexual adventure, to
end with its beginning in 1941 this book tells the story of four Londoners – three women and a young man with
a past.
Nightwood, Djuna Barnes
Introduction by T.S. Eliot; few novels received the extraordinary praise accorded this one. Originally published
in 1936. It is the story of Robin Vote and those she destroys.
No Sister of Mine, Jeanne G’Fellers
No Sister of Mine is the first in a series of science fiction novels set in a world where humans are nothing more
than a genetic trace. But that trace has left its mark, namely a race of telepathic women who must fight to coexist
with a patriarchal humanoid society who wishes nothing more than the eradication of it white witch
cousins.
No Ocean Deep, Cate Swanneff
Picking up where Heart’s Passage left off, this story continues the story of Jo and Cadie as they work to
establish their relationship and their life together in the tropical islands of north Australia.
Northern Blue, Tracey Richardson
At the top of her class in the Ontario Police Academy, Miranda McCauley is an athletically gifted, intensely
ambitious young woman.
Not The End Of The World, Rebecca Stowe
Being the daughter of the owner of a successful candy factory and living in a house with its own beach, Maggie
should be living a sweet life. But after an explosive incident at school with her teacher, this spirited, funny, and
trouble adolescent is just trying to make it through a long summer at home – while feeling a long-hidden secret
make its way to the surface.
Now It’s Time To Say Goodbye, Dale Peck
A fiercely written novel offers an indelible portrait of gay life during the plague years, it opens out to become a
universal story about love and loss and the redemptive powers of fiction.
Nuns And Mothers, Aileen La Tourette
Helena has one foot on either side of the Atlantic. One foot in straight domesticity with husband and sons in
England, the other in America in wild, wonderful lesbian love with Georgia.
October Obsession, Meredith More
This novel is an atmospheric, romantic exploration of an ancient mythological legend that will challenge our
own modern concepts of reality.
One Of Our Own, Diane Salvatore

Attractive and aloof, Lela wants nothing more than to finish her brief tenure whiles she completes her
dissertation. Then on e of her students, the pretty, shy Carly Matson comes to her for help. Carly’s plight
triggers memories for Lela – memories so terrible they have kept Lela a prisoner of her own fear and guilt for
over a decade.
On Lill Street, Lynn Kanter
The year: 1976. Political correctness among lesbian-feminists was new, important, and exciting. Margaret was
24. Living in Chicago and working part-time in a bookstore and part-time for a radical women’s newspaper,
she was young then, and so was the women’s movement.
On Strike Against God, Joanna Russ
Fictions that mirror and expand speculations with impeccable and idiosyncratic imagination and language.
Of Love and Glory, Evelyn Kennedy
In England, Lieutenant Jennifer Kincade is on her first assignment as a U.S. Army nurse, newly married to a
man she isn’t sure she loves. Then she meets sexy, charming Maggie Conover.
On The Road Again, Elizabeth Dean
Irreverent columnist Ramsey Sears is on the road again. Her smart-asses her way through sweaty foreplay on a
hot basketball court in Texas before a wild woman teaches her how river rafting should really be done.
Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, Jeanette Winterson
Budding evangelical comes of age, and comes to terms with her preference for her own sex, the peculiar
balance of her God-fearing household crumbles.
Other side Of Desire, The, Paula Christian
This is a republication of the one of six of the author’s novels that arrived at the end of the now famous Golden
Era of Lesbian paperback original novels.
Outlander, Jane Rule
Short stories and essays evoking a startling variety of lesbian lives with the sure=handed artistry that readers
have come to expect from her work.
Out of Love, KG MacGregor
For Carmen and Judith, falling in love proves to be the easy part. Separated from Carmen by miles, economic
class, and a duty to care for her family, Judith won’t allow herself to imagine her life fulfilled.
Out of Time, Paula Martinac
Susan Van Dine steps into an antiques shop on Manhattan’s West Side and discovers a scrapbook of women’s
photographs from the 1920s.
Outside In, Hilary Beaton
New Zealand playscripts
Outside The Flock, Jackie Calhoun
After finally accepting the truth – that she is a lesbian – a car accident propels Jo to face her new life. She
leaves her husband, moves in with Gail and her surly teenage daughter.
Out of the Fire, Beth Moore
Ann and her partner of ten years have certainly been having a tough time of late…but will Casey’s presence
turn their world upside down?

Painted Moon, Karin Kallmaker
Jackie Frake’s and Leah Beck’s relationship becomes increasingly torn by conflict and misunderstanding. The
winter weekend together will surely be their last. Then intervention comes…from a most unlikely source.
Paperback Romance, Karin Kallmaker
A literary agent, in love with her favorite client negotiates a contract for her in which both women must move to
Paris. One falls for a man and the other meets a woman desperate to steal her attention. Does either stand a
chance?
Passionate Kisses, Megan Carter
When Taylor Jenkins turned 14 and announced she was gay, her two best friends, James and Sara stood by her.
When James and Sara began dating, Taylor hid her love for Sara and moved on without her. Now, 14 years
later, Sara and James are about to be married and Taylor is trying to deal with the upcoming wedding by
rushing into a new relationship. As Sara and James begin to face the truth about their relationship, Sara begins
to realize who her love interest really is.
People In Trouble, Sarah Schulman
Gay guerrilla activists is determined to save their own lives, and the biting, hilarious story of that rescue may
turn out to be a true life-saver for all our hearts.
Picture of Dorian Gray and Other Writings, The, Oscar Wilde
In addition to the titled story, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Salome, An Ideal Husband, The Importance of Being
Earnest, The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Lesbian and Gay.
Picture Perfect, Jane Vollbrecht
Kate Bingham is living the life of a high-powered accountant in Atlanta while trying to mend a severely broken
heart.
Piece of My Heart, Julia Watts
OK, you’re alesbian, now what?? That’s the question that newly out Kentucky graduate student Jess Hamlin
tries to answer in this heartwarming and hilarious account of her southern days and nights.
Piper’s Someday, Ruth Perkinson
Left alone to fend for herself, Piper passes the time by shooting basketball, hanging out at her fort, and smoking
stolen cigarettes from her grandfather. When Peper’s own Amber Alert goes off, Lord only knows what will
happen next.
Place I’ve Never Been, A, David Leavitt
Short stories about lesbian and gay youth and the mysteries of parental and sibling love.
Playing For Keeps, Stevie Rios
This is a novel which dances with the spicy rhythms of another land, as it captures the dreams, the struggles,
and the passion of a community of friends and lovers.
Price Of Salt, The, Claire Morgan
An honest novel about lesbian lives. A pulp fiction classic.
Private Passions, Laura DeHart Young
To outside observers, Atlanta-based advertising executive Sara Gray is a pillar of strength – the picture of a
woman in total control. But deep inside, her life is raging in turmoil.
Provincetown Summer, Lindsay Welsch

Stories of pure libido exploding in these short stories about the sisters of Sappho.
Pumpkin Eater, The, Penelope Mortimer
This book deals with several dimensions of the female experience, such as learning about life through women’s
magazine, male brutality, and the importance of children as a means of gaining an identity.
Question She Put To Herself, The, Maureen Brady
This author’s stories show depth of understanding of the changing climate of the human heart.
Raging Mother Mountain, Pat Emmerson
Irene Agular, wending her way up the California coast, is haunted by the words of a song and her yearning for
the woman she envisions in that song. She knows the word lesbian, but cannot apply it to herself.
Rapture And The Second Coming, Wendy Borgstrom
Wendy is a registered nurse working with the homeless and mentally ill in New York City.
Rat Bohemia, Sarah Schulman
Story of a woman who works as a rat exterminator in New York City. She battles the budget cuts while her best
friend is busy falling in love with the rakish Troy Ruby
Reel Time, Julia Willis
A fabulously comic novel on love, art, old movies, and Necco Wafers.
Red Line of Yarmald, The, Diana Rivers
In this climactic sequel to Clouds of War, the Zarn’s armies are now arrayed before Zelindar, the coastal city
that is the heart of the Hadra world. Working together, Noya, Amairi, and Jolaina struggle to create an unlikely
alliance between the Hadra, the Kourmairi, the Wanderers and the Thieves Guild to defend the Yarmald
peninsula with a magical line of power that cannot be crossed by an enemy force.
Reena, Paule Marshall
A collection of six of her stories
Relatively Norma, Anna Livia
Minnie, London lesbian feminist, flies to Australia to come out to her family, only to find her mother rebelling
against the constraints of motherhood, her foster sister struggling with nostalgia for an adoptive father and a
growing love for women, while her little sister seeks solace in food.
Reluctant Daughter, The, Leslea’ Newman
A story every daughter will recognize, this story depicts the struggles of Lydia Pinkowitz to communicate the
realities of her life as a lesbian, as a feminist scholar, and as the woman she has become to her mother Doris.
Restoring The Color Of Roses, Barrie Jean Borich
Sex, alcoholism, cultural identity, and the landscapes of a rebuilt life and boldly explored in these acute
narratives.
Return To Isis, Jean Stewart
The year is 2093. Two women make a daring escape to freedom.
Reunion, Jane Frances
Toni, Cathy’s best friend and employee, is desperate to fill a void. She’s fallen for her boss hook, line, and
sinker and will do anything to be with her, maybe even stretch the truth.

Revolution of Little Girls, The, Blanche McCrary Boyd
As a little girl in South Caroline, Ellen Burns prefers playing Tarzan to playing Jane.
Rhythm Tide, Frankie J. Jones
When Clara’s youngest son is seriously injured she rushes home – unwittingly putting herself in the power of
her vengeful husband, who has no intention of letting her go.
Rima In The Weeds, Deirdre McNamer
This book probes beneath the surface of Madrid, revealing the drama, emotion, even violence that emerges in
the apparently unremarkable lives of its inhabitants.
Ripening, Valerie Taylor
In this conclusion to the Erika Frohmann series the lives of Erika and Frances from the late sixties to the
eighties. The novel is written through the eyes of two women who have seen many changes over the years and
have always relied on the one constant in their lives – each other.
Riverfinger Women, Elana Nachman
This novel sings what it was like to be you, a woman, a gay woman, in the laate 60s in the United States.
Road Home, Frankie J. Jones
Lynn Strickland’s life is about to turn upside down. When she and her partner Crissy stumble across a winning
lottery ticket, Lynn thinks her new life as a millionaire is going to be nothing but happy and carefree.
Unfortunately, the lottery ticket comes with complications Lynn could not have possibly expected. As Lynn
finds herself in one adventure after another, she discovers that true wealth may have very little to do with
money after all….
Room Full Of Women, A, Elisaabeth Nonas
Unlike her friends, advertising designer Blair Wilder revels in her freedom, disdaining a permanent lesbian
relationship.
Room of One’s Own, A, Virginia Woolf
Essay by Virginia Woolf, published in 1929. The work was based on two lectures given by the author in 1928 at
Newnham College and Girton College, Cambridge. Woolf addressed the status of women, and women artists in
particular, in this famous essay which asserts that a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to
write. Woolf celebrates the work of women writers, including Jane Austen, George Eliot, and the Bronte’s
Rose Penski, Roz Perry
Rose has had many occupations. As for Adelle, she works long hours, scribbles on a lot of papers, and phones
places such as Nairobi or Pittsburgh.
Rubyfruit Jungle, Rita Mae Brown
Powerful story of a lesbian’s journey from early childhood to adulthood. Readers find themselves laughing
hysterically, then sobbing uncontrollably just moments later.
Running Fiercely Toward A High Thin Sound, Judith Katz
Nadine Pagan’s dyke sister Jane wants to find her. Her lover Rose wants to marry her, and her mother Fay
wants to forget her. All Nadine wants is to stop the buzzing in her head.
Sacred Shore, The, Jennifer Fulton
Book III in the Moon Island Series. Successful tech industry survivor, Merris Randall does not believe in love
at first sight until she meets songwriter, Olivia Pearce.

Safe Place To Sleep, A, Jennifer L. Jordan
Two courageous women…one healing path. Come travel with them on this unforgettable journey.
Sanctuary, Paul Monette
A strange and sweet fable about lesbian love using animals as the main characters and the setting in a mystical
forest. Like many classic fairy tales, Sanctuary is a story of love thwarted by evil and then set free through acts
of goodness. It illuminates the absurdity of society’s arbitrary rules, and celebrates the liberating nature of every
kind of love.
Saturday Life, A, Radclyffe Hall
In portraying Sidonia’s perfect bur transient accomplishments, she introduces the theme of reincarnation.
Saturday Night In The Prime of Life, Dodici Azpadu
After twenty-six years, balancing a carefully constructed, fragile world of their choosing, the two women face a
new hurdle.
Saving Grace, Jennifer Fulton
Book II in the Moon Island Series. Champion swimmer and Olympic hopeful, Dawn Beaumont, has been
injured in a car crash she caused. Haunted by guilt over the death of a passenger, her career in ruins, her body
damaged and scarred, she flees to Moon Island.
Scuttlebutt, Jana Williams
A lively foray into the world of women recruits at the U.S. Navy bootcamp outside of Baltimore in the early
1970s.
Sea To Shining Sea, Lisa Shapiro
An F.B.I. agent unable to escape the pain of the past…A crime victim with no hope for the future…
Second Chance, Jackie Calhoun
Guilt-ridden over Amy’s difficulties with her family, Deb Schmidt is facing her own pressures. And sexual
tension in her relationship with Amy becomes complicate by Amy’s energy-draining rental business.
Secret Keeping, Francine Saint Marie
A high stakes, girl-gets-girl romance where the moral of the story is that money can buy love – if it’s invested
wisely.
Seven Moves, Carol Anshaw
Christine Snow, a successful Chicago therapist, sets out to find her vanished lover, the sultry and elusive travel
photographer Taylor Hayes.
Scorpion, The, Gerri Hill
Barely surviving two attempts on her life, Marty abandons Brownsville and the case. Danger follows her as the
case turns red hot. With Detective Bailey along for protection, they race along the Gulf Coast, neither knowing
who, if anyone, they can trust. The hardest part is learning to trust each other before it’s too late for their heartsand
their lives.
Scuttlebutt, Jana Williams
Scuttlebutt – military slang for gossip or news – is a lively foray into the world of women recruits at the US
Navy boot camp outside of Baltimore in the early 1970’s.
Secret In The Bird, The, Camarin Grae

Rena Spiros has lost control of her life. Casey Grant, close friend and one-time lover, watches in despair as
Rena’s bizarre, compulsive behavior finally brings her to a private psychiatric hospital.
Seeing Dell, Carol Guess
Dell is a taxi driver who lives on the outskirts of town memory until she leaves behind two lovers – one male,
on female – and a small town populated by characters whose desires to touch each other – and in odd ways, to
touch Dell herself – are thwarted by their human inability to know themselves or reveal themselves to each
other.
Sensual Thread, The, Beatrice Stone
The simple story of love and awareness of the beings on eargh around us, this book reveals virtual reality as an
ancient concept, time travel as simple as breath.
Shockproof Sydney Skate, Marijane Meaker
Funny, sad, touching, and triumphant. Seventeen-year-old Sydney knows his ad agency executive mother is a
lesbian. And when he falls for a Bryn Mawr girl and his mother does too life takes many turns.
Side Tracks, Teresa Stores
In the depths of the Great Depression, two young women begin a dangerous journey to themselves…
Sing You Home, Jody Picoult (Book with companion soundtrack on CD)
For better or for worse, music is the language of memory. It is also the language of love. Each chapter is
written by a different character in Zoe’s life. For every chapter there is accompanying music. In the aftermath of
a series of personal tragedies, Zoe throws herself into her career as a music therapist. And then she meets Lucy.
Sister Gin, June Arnold
This book may well be the most provocative and invigorating novel to emerge from the women’s liberation and
lesbian feminist movements.
Sister Stories, Brenda Peterson
Hear- warming stories about sisters taking the journey together.
Shoulders, Georgia Cotrell
This is about coming of age in the 1970’s when you’re dewy-eyed and brash and a lesbian.
Side By Side, Isabel Miller
Love between Patricia and Sharon is born during the days of their childhood. Maybe even before. Discovered
in their love and separated by their parents, the two travel very different paths in the ensuing years, their love
tested by time, distance and other women.
Significant Others, Armistead Maupin
His San Francisco saga careens beautifully on. Almost a decade into their promiscuous but caring friendships,
the characters are tempered by age and wisdom, though still layered in reflecting and intermittently revealing
levels of absurdity. Lesbian and Gay
Sinking Stealing, Jan Clausen
When Rhea dies suddenly, her ex-husband wants custody of his daughter, and the options open to Josie, Rhea’s
lover, the ‘almost-parent’, with no title and no legal rights are few.
Sister Gin, June Arnold
Novel based on women, gin, and revolution.

Sita, Kate Millett
A moving, intimate account of Sita’s love affair with another woman.
Some Girls, Kristin McCloy
When Claire strikes out on her own for the first time in her twenty-three years of life, she trades the wide-open
spaces of New Mexico for New York City and befriends her next-door neighbor, Jade…
Something Not Yet Ended…, Jane Gapen
Essays, poetry, drawings
Soul Snatcher, Camarin Grae
Two women identical in appearance. Meredith and Sharla. One stole the other’s soul…
Sparks Might Fly, Cris Newport
Pip, the brilliant concert pianist, can no longer live behind the mask demanded by a career in the public eye,
finds herself without a goal or direction. Adrift in a sea of painful memory she is befriended by Erin, a newlydivorced
neighbor. Their blossoming love helps to reignite the spark.
Spring Fire, Vin Packer
A classic 1952 lesbian paperback. A story once told in whispers, now frankly, honestly written.
Spring Forward/Fall Back, Sheila Ortiz Taylor
This novel focuses on two women, separated by twenty-six miles of ocean, whose lives are passing through
distict crises.
Spy in The House Of Love, A, Anais Nin
Sensual masterpiece exploring the inner world of a fascinating and complex woman as her fevered quest for
fulfillment drives her from lover to lover.
Staying The Distance, Franci McMahon
At last, grown-up lesbians have a novel about girls and horses they can call their own.
Stir-Fry, Emma Donoghue
Seventeen and sue of nothing, Maria has left her parents’ small-town grocery for university life in Dublin. She
finds a home, but it is four stories higher than she is used to, and her flatmates, Ruth and Jael, are older and
more fascinating than she expected.
Stone Butch Blues, Leslie Feinberg (3)
Growing up differently gendered in a blue-collar town in the 1950s. Coming out as a butch in the bars and
factories of the prefeminist ‘60s. Deciding to pass as a man in order to survive when she is left without work or
a community in the early ‘70s.
Strength In Numbers, Jeanine Hoffman
Life is about to turn upside down but, there is strength in numbers. Four women have things to face about
themselves and others. What do these women have in common? A crisis.
Summer’s Tale, A, Marcia S. Andrews
This is a thoughtful, provocative novel filled with close emotional scrutiny.
Sudden Summer, Gilda Harrington
This is a story of Rosie Malone from Bigstone, “a small town three miles from nowhere,” who learns that her
best friend Dawn is a lesbian.

Summer’s Tale, A, Marcia s. Andres
This novel poses all the hard questions people try to avoid asking when they are in love or trying to be in love
or trying not to.
Sure Of You, Armistead Maupin
Novel about lesbians and gay friends in San Francisco
Surviving Sisters, Gail Pass
The eroticism of this complex, intelligent novel is intense.
Swashbuckler, The, Lee Lynch
Greenwich Village…Provincetown…Travel with Frenchy Tonneau through these gay meccas during the ’60s
and ‘70s when lesbian life changed forever.
Sweet Creek, Lee Lynch
A beautifully rendered tale about the lives of aging gay hippies, trannies, lesbian cops, womyn’s landers and
rural couples by tackling broad these that affect us all: love, death, gender and aging.
Tales of the City, Armistead Maupin (2)
An extended love letter to a magical San Francisco. Lesbian and Gay.
Tar Baby, Toni Morrison
Sex, violence, myth, wit, wry wisdom and extraordinary sense of place.
Temple of My Familiar, Alice Walker
A romance of the last 500,000 years. Two marriages in crisis and a third that has long since shaken down. They
reconnect with missing pieces of the past; uncover disquieting truths about relations between the sexes, the
races, and the species during our tenure on the planet.
That Old Studebaker, Lee Lynch
Leaving New Hampshire in her prized Studebaker, young Andy Blaine has no concept of the odyssey she will
undergo in her search for Regina, the lover who has left her.
Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zora Neale Hurston
First published in 1937 this is a highly acclaimed novel that is a classic in black literature. It tells with a
hunting sympathy and piercing immediacy the story of Janie Crawford’s evolving selfhood through three
marriages.
Theme For Diverse Instruments, Jane rule
Fourteen brilliant short stories.
Third Story, A, Carole Taylor
Humorous story.
This Is Not For You, Jane rule
This explores with delicate precision the interpersonal and sexual relationships between men and women, men
and men, women and women.
Time And Time Again, Catherine Ennis
A passionate love affair…a shocking secret…the ultimate betrayal…

To The Lightning, Catherine Ennis
A fascinating story charged with high adventure and eroticism…
Thin Fire, Nanci Little
Ellen thought signing on for a three-year hitch in the army would get her a one-way ticket out of Maine.
Instead, she got a round-trip journey of discovery, where she learned what she could really be: a victim of
predatory men, a lover of women, a thinker, a writer, a dreamer.
This Side Of Love, Paula Christian
This republication of the author’s pulp fiction novels was originally written in 1963. It is about a woman facing
her self and acting upon it – and dealing with the consequences.
Tottie, Sarah Aldridge
A tale of the Sixties
Trash, Dorothy Allison
A collection of fifteen of this author’s stories
Throne In The Heart Of The Sea, The, Martha Shelley
In the 9 th century BC, King Ittobaal of Tyre is building a vast maritime empire. His daughter Jezebel believes
the gods intend for her to rule after him. Tamar, daughter of a poor fisherman, longs to be a scribe. Elijah, an
Israelite farm boy, swears bitter vengeance against the king who caused his father’s death. This is what was,
and what might have been.
Toothpick House, Lee Lynch
Annie Heaphy, cab driving baby butch, lives a life of freedom in a shack on the Connecticut coast. Her dislike
of “Yalies” and all they represent extends to beautiful, self-possessed Victoria at first.
Three Glasses Of Wine Have Been Removed From This Story, Marian Michener
A novel about drinking, and loving, and lesbian life, it’s ultimately about courage and perspective and getting
sober.
Trickster’s Queen, Tamora Pierce
The native people of the Copper Isles, the raka, know that the ancient prophesy handed down by their trickster
god is on the brink of coming to pass. But what they don’t know is that all their hopes rest on the slender
shoulder of Aly Homewood is formerly Aliane of Pirate’s swoop.
Trying Hard To Hear You, Sandra Scoppettone
The sixteen-year-old narrator tells of a crucial summer in the lives of friends.
Twist of Fate, Jessica Casavant
It’s just a matter of time before devastating discoveries set off a chain of events that challenges Lauren to reexamine
her life’s choices and the future path she will take. Does she deny everything and accept her role as
First Lady?
Two Mujeres, The, Sara Levi Calkeron
The long awaited English translation of the surprise Mexican bestseller. Love story between two Mexican
Jewish women is scandalous and celebrated.
Two Or three Things I Know For Sure, Dorothy Allison

This is a vivid narrative work on love and loss, beauty and terror, and the intricate web of family love and
hatred that spins itself through all of our lives. The books was adapted from a performance piece that sparked a
profound response nationwide.
Undershirts and Other Stories, Cathy Cockrell
Each of these stories starts with an article of clothing that evokes a moment in the narrator’s journey through
her young womanhood.
Unstrung Heart, Robbi Sommers
A richly emotional portrait of love, loss and transformations
Unusual Company, Margaret Erhart
As Fanny moves away from the circumscribed, safe world of her New Jersey parents into the exotic, dangerous
one inhabited by Claire, she will become initiated into a demimonde of love and violence.
Valencia, Michelle Tea
This is a fast-aced account of one girl’s search for love and high times in the dyke world of San Francisco. Tea
records a year lived in a world of girls; there is knife-wielding Petra, who introduces Michelle to a new world of
radical sex; Willa, Michelle’s tormented poet-girlfriend, always on the lookout for her one true love.
Valley Of The Amazons, Noretta Koertge
This novel recounts the further adventures of the indomitable Tretona Getroek as she sails through the
sometimes treacherous shoals and always comic storms of the newly emerging community of gay women.
Venus of Chalk, Susan Stinson
An engaging journey of discovery brimming with imagery and adventure, passion and politics.
Venus Envy, Rita Mae Brown (3)
Funny, sexy and most unpredictable novel. Mary sophisticated with a thriving art gallery, healthy bank balance,
and an enviable social position.
Virago, Karen Marie Christa Minns
On a small college campus in upstate New York, young lovers Manilla and Ginny have only each other.
Visa For Avalon, Bryher
In this chilling futuristic novel, five women and men attempt to immigrate to legendary Avalon after “the
Movement” threatens the liberty and comforts they have taken for granted. But is Avalon truly the safe haven
that it is rumored to be?
Vital Ties, Karen Kringle
An old-fashioned novel and a “good read”, this book is an all-inclusive chronicle of farm life and the
unexpected connections between neighbors.
Voyages Out, Paula Martinac and Carla Tomaso
Eight short fiction stories from Paula Martinac and six from Carla Tomaso
Warming Trend, Karin Kallmaker
In this romantic story set in the icy north, Anidyr Bycall and Eve Cambra explore passion that can melt even a
frozen heart.
War Of Honor, David Weber

No one wanted a war and an interstellar war was the last thing he wanted. Unfortunately, what they wanted
didn’t matter…
Warriors of Isis, Jean Stewart (2)
Third book of series. Lusty tale of high adventure and passionate romance among the women Freeland
Warriors.
Wasted Heart, Lynn Galli
Austy Nunziata has spent two years pining for her married best friend and about the same amount of time
berating herself for it.
Wedding Bell Blues, Julia Watts
When Lily’s lover, Charlotte, is killed in a tragic car accident, Charlotte’s homophobic family threatens to exert
their legal rights and seize custody of their daughter’s biological child.
We Too Are Drifting, Gale Wilhelm
Boyish, yet feminine Jan; her struggle to escape her affair with Madeline, a married woman, and to find
happiness, despite family complications, with a young girl, Victoria.
Whispers, Kris Bruyer
Ashley is drawn to a seaside mansion in Astoria. A child is missing…And what seemed to be a whimsical
journey with friends Catherine and Emily suddenly gives power and meaning to the whispers and visions that
haunt Ashley’s mind.
Who Was That Masked Woman?, Noretta Koertge
From the age of five, when she awakens to the burning facts of life, sex, and religion in a small southern Illinois
town, little red-haired Tretona has a head-on collision with reality, from which reality has yet to recover.
Winged Isis, Jean Stewart
The sky offered no second chances. The women of Isis had to save their world now. Or never.
Wish List, The, Saxon Bennett
For twenty years, Maggie has kept her true feelings for Celia a secret – even from herself.
Wilderness Trek, Dorothy Tell
Kay and her life partner lead six very dissimilar women on a two-week trek into the Ozard mountains, a trek
designed to teach basic survival skills to these tenderfoots.
Winter Passage, Judith McDaniel
Set in a Vermont village in the 1970’s opens the deeper stories of three women’s lives through the door of their
friendship with each other.
Winter’s Edge, Valerie Miner
The author enlarges the scope of contemporary fiction. A poet of the city, the everyday urban life, she gives us
its beat through two wonderful old women whos relationship is feisty, tender and deep. No fluff about senior
citizens here!
Woman With The Little Fox, Violette Leduc
By the controversial author of Therese and Isabelle. It’s about three women.
Working Parks, Lucy Jane Bledsoe

Lori Taylor is a top-notch bicycle mechanic and a smart woman with well-oiled charisma. And, she cannot read.
Her best friend Mickey is long on literac but comes up short in matters of love. The two friends enter into a
pact that leads to dangerous emotional territory.
Written On The Body, Jeanette Winterson (2)
Delves into our most sacred desires…Elevates the novel to a new plane of inquiry about the nature of the
human heart.
Yellowthroat, Penny Hayes
A daring woman bandit terrorizes America’s southwest.
Zami: A New Spelling Of My Name, Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde creates a new form, biomythography, combining elements of history, biography and myth.
• LESBIAN – POETRY
Always Follow Your Dreams, Edited by Susan Polis Schutz
Collection of poems to inspire and encourage dreams.
At The Sweet Hour of Hand in Hand, Renee Vivien
Her most important collection of poems translated from French
Beginning With, Olga Broumas
Explicit sexual and sapphicly oriented poems
Braid Poems, The, Janet E. Aalfs
Eight short, deep poems
Breaking Up Poems, The, Christine Donald
Poetry about a not-uncommon experience
Fresh Ink IV
A collection by 7 Bay Area Poets: Constance Hester, Davi Kolodney, Mary Milton, Charles E. Polly, Sue
Prince, Kristina Rylands, Mara Teitel
Finding The Bear, Gail Thomas
These poems are a celebration of life and sensuality, of deep caring, and clear observation of the natural and
political world.
Forbidden Poems, The, Becky Birtha
Chronicling a journey of loss and mending.
Full Open, Janet E. Aalfs
Collection of poems
In Her I Am, Chrystos
A collection of poems dedicated to Sapphocat and Sappho
Juba, Letta Neely
Poetry
Lesbian Poetry, Edited by Elly Bulkin and Joan Larkin

Anthology
Medusa’s Hair, Elise Young
Poetry of lesbian re-envisioning
Mr. Bluebird, Gary Gomez Pearlberg
From the spewing smokestacks of corporate culture run amok to charting the coarse of an oncoming dusk, the
poems in Mr. Bluebird bring eco-poetry and urban pastoral to exciting new places. Mr. Bluebird, the second
collection of poetry from award winning author Gomez Pearlberg, explores the intersections between ecology,
the imagination, urban nature, lesbian nature, and the nature of the human heart.
Over the Line, Tracey Richardson
2 nd Stevie Houston Mystery, Rookie Homicide Detective Stevie Houston must put her life – and her love – on
the line to untangle a deadly web of corruption and deceipt.
Perpetua, Olga Broumas
Collection of poem
Pit Stop, Pat Parker
Her poetry from the mid-seventies
Poems, Adrienne Rich
Selected and new, 1950-1974
Sappho, Mary Barnard
A new translation. Except for bits too small to render effectively, the hundred poems and fragments here
translated into modern English speech and metric constitute virtually all of Sappho that has come down to us.
School Of Fish, Eileen Myles
Collection of her poetry.
Sensual World Re-Emerges, Eleanor Lerman
Forty poems.
Sweet Dark Places, Leslea Newman
The poet explores the sweet dark places in all of us: places of anger and rage, places of fear and longing, places
of sorrow and grief, and most of all, places of love.
Trying to be an Honest Woman, Judith Barrington
Poems
Warrior At Rest, Jane Chambers
Collection of poetry
When I Was Straight, Janet Mason
A little book of big poems
Woman Slaughter, Pat Parker
Poetry from 1978
Work of a Common Woman, The, Judy Grahn

The poetry of Judy Grahn is in underground legend among women in this country. She has reawakened
language and the shapes of poetry to a feminist perspective.
• LESBIAN – PLAYS
Five Lesbian Brothers, Maureen Angelos, Babs Davy, Dominique Dibbell, Peg Healey, Lisa Kron
Four plays
Lesbian Plays: Two
Collection of plays: Coming Soon, Julie, Supporting Roles, Housetrample, Cinderella, The Real True Story
Lesbian Stages, Sarah Dreher
A fine collection of plays: In Alumnae News, Base Camp, Backward, Turn Backward, This Brooding Sky,
Hollandia ’45
Places, Please!, Edited by Kate McDermott
The first anthology of lesbian plays: Dos Lesbos, Immediate Family, 8x10 Glossy, Going Up, Out of Bounds,
Ruby Christmas
• LESBIAN - MYSTERY
2 nd Fiddle, Kate Calloway
At their wits end, two gay men hire private investigator Cassidy James to find out who is blackmailing them to
leave their home. Cassidy throws herself into the investigation, hoping against hope that it will help her forget
the horror of her very first case…and the woman who broke her heart.
5 th Wheel, Kate Calloway
A sadistic serial killer is abducting young women and leaving their mutilated bodies along Oregon’s coastal
highway. Kings Harbor policewoman Martha Harper believes the clues lead to a local college but her superiors
don’t see it that way. Desperate for help, she turns to her best friend, Cassidy James.
Above Temptation, Karin Kallmaker
For Kip Barrett, a secret commission from her boss’s boss’s boss, CEO Tamara Sterling, shows that the respect
she’s earned for her integrity and intelligence as a fraud investigator is justified. All she has to do is what she’s
done successfully before: Follow the cyber-trail, find the high-tech thief, and document it so that justice
prevails. This time, however, the embezzler is one of their own.
Accidental Murder, Claire McNab
A careless jogger plummets from a great height. A man is the victim of a fatal hit-and-run. A woman topples
over a cliff while sightseeing. Tragic accidents occur everyday. When Detective Inspector Carol Ashton is
called in to investigate Captain John Trelawney’s fatal fall from Sydney’s scenic North Head, she discovers that
his brutal demise may fit into a disturbing statewide pattern of apparently accidental deaths. Carol’s suspicions
are heightened when a closer look at these “accidents” reveals that they effectively eliminate a problem person
and provide a substantial insurance payout. But before Carol can catch the killer she must prove that these
seemingly unrelated deaths are, in fact, murder and very much related.
Affair Of Love, An, S. Anne Gardner
When the sheriff charges beautiful and wealthy Bryce Clayton with the murder of Preston Garrett, lane sees her
chance at fame.
Agenda For Murder, Joan Albarella
Compelling mystery about the legacies of love and war, set on a sleepy college campus.

All That Glitters, Peggy J. Herring
Life is good for retired Army Colonel Marcel Robicheaux. She’s finally left the military life behind and is
enjoying her new career as an antique dealer. It also feels good that she’s finally managed to ease her way out of
the closet and that she and her lover, Naomi, have just celebrated their six year anniversary. When the two of
them decide to go on vacation in Key West with Marcel’s poker-playing mother Roslin and her lover Cricket,
Marcel is unprepared for the turn her life will take. She soon finds herself in the pursuit of a lifetime-searching
for Naomi and Roslin after they disappear on jet skis. Not even knowing where to begin or what she’s about to
get into, Marcel is determined to find her lover and her mother…no matter what it might take.
Along The Journey River, Carole laFavor
Follow the trail of sacred ceremonial objects stolen from the Minnesota Red Earth Reservation’s Ojibwa tribe in
this first-of-its-genre Native American lesbian mystery. As Renee struggles to sustain a new relationship with
Samantha, a visiting women’s studies professor at the white college in nearby Granite Rock, Renee finds herself
torn between the ways of her people and helping her Chinook lover come to terms with the differences in their
cultures.
Always Anonymous Beast, The, Lauren Wright Douglas
A Caitlin Reece mystery.
Amateur City, Katherine V. Forrest
Ellen O’Neil has antagonized her lover by taking a job in a Los Angeles highrise office building – only to find
herself sole witness to events surrounding a baffling murder.
Angel Dance, M.F. Beal LARGE PRINT
A classic lesbian thriller and a racy delight to have a Latina dyke making it through in such style.
An Intimate Ghost, Ellen Hart
A Jane Lawless mystery. Restaurateur Jane is thrilled to be catering but she’s in for a shock of a lifetime – and
one that could jeopardize her career.
Anticipation, Terri Breneman
Attorney Toni Barston has been assigned to prosecute a serial killer – one who has already confessed to the
crimes and agreed to plead guilty in exchange for life without parole. But then a mistake at the city jail allows
the killer to walk free, and soon the killing of prominent women in the community begins again. After the brutal
murder of someone closely involved in the case, Toni’s supervisor assigns a new female investigator from their
office to protect her. Soon both women are struggling to remain professional as the search for the killer
intensifies. Will the killer be caught before Toni becomes his next target?
Apparition Alley, Katherine V. Forrest
This is a compelling novel of plice misconduct and scandal. When Kate is shot accidentally by a fellow police
officer, she is drawn into what appears to be a shocking conspiracy to prevent the outing of gay and lesbian
cops…
Baby, It’s Cold, Jaye Maiman
5 th Robin Miller Mystery. As a bitter winter grips New York City, PI Miller is catapulted on a bone-chilling
quest to save a friend’s child from a horrifying death.
Bad Company, Sarah Dreher (2)
A Stoner McTavish mystery. Nasty notes, scrambled scripts and faulty fixtures plague a women’s theater
company.
Bad Moon Rising, Barbara Johnson

In the heat of an investigation, Colleen discovers a dark secret of her lover’s past and this seriously strains their
relationship. And darkly handsom attorney jenna Bolden is more than happy to ease the pain.
Beach Affair, Barbara Johnson
When former professional bodybuilder Candy Emerson is found dead in her Rehoboth Beach gyn, the police
rule it a tragic accident. But is it?
Beverly Malibu, The, Katherine V. Forrest
On Thanksgiving Day, LAPD homicide detective Kate Delafield is called to an apartment on the edge of
Beverly Hills to investigate a premeditated and pitiless murder.
Bleeding Out, Baxter Clare
Meet Lieutenant L.A. Franco – better known as Frank- who commands Homicide Squad #93 in the gangravaged
central Los Angeles area. Described by one of her detectives as “Dirty Harry’s personality stuffed into
Martina Navratilova’s body,” Frank allows nothing into her bruised personal life except music, football, booze
and exercise – all her drugs of choice. And just when she needs them the most, they are all about to fail her…
Blind Curves, Diane and Jacob Anderson-Minshall
Blind Eye mystery by this queer husband and wife writing team.
Blood Guilt, Lindy Cameron
If it wasn’t for secrets and lies, private y Kit OMalley would be out of a job.
Blood Link, Claire McNab
A series of random deaths suddenly fall into a pattern when reclusive, eccentric billionaire Thurmond Rule dies,
leaving an immense estate, but no valid will. With no close relatives-Rule’s son and only heir vanished
mysteriously years before-the search begins to find more distant kin who may have a claim to the estate. As the
authorities contemplate protecting anyone with a blood long to Thurmond Rule, Carol fears she may be
unwittingly shielding a killer and playing into a deadly plan.
Body Guard, Claire McNab
To all appearances, Detective Inspector Carol Ashton has recovered from a gunshot wound. But emotionally
she is still damaged – questioning a career that came close to taking her life, and feeling the added pressure of
being out as a lesbian.
Booked For Murder, Val McDermid
Why would anyone want to kill bestselling author Penny Varnavides? Could it be linked to her forthcoming
novel? Only three people seemed to know the details of this unpublished book- her literary agent, her edior, and
her ex-girlfriend.
Born In Death, Nora Roberts
When Eve enters Tandy’s apartment and finds Mavis’s shower gift wrapped and ready on the table her spine
starts tingling. Mavis want no one but Eve on the case – and Eve can’t say no.
Breach Of Immunity, Molly Hite
A Hinton Third Precinct Novel; How do you go about finding a rapist whos most memorable characteristics are
his hoop skirt with crinoline, his spike heels, and his bouffant wig?
Burnton Widows, The, Nyla Wade
In the misty town of Burnton on the Oregon coast, journalist detective Nyla Wades discovers a limestone castle
and old murders and a town too anxious to obliterate the caste and its history: the generations of lesbians who
have lived there.

By The Sea Shore, Sandra A. Morris
Private eye Jess Shore gets more than the vacation she bargained for when she allows a winsome passenger on
her flight from Boston to Provincetown…
Call of the Dark, ed. By Therese Syzmanski
The darkness calls to us all…haunting, seductive, and dangerous. What makes you shake with fear can
sometimes make you shiver…with desire.
Call Shotgun, Jaime Clevenger
Kelly Haldon’s summer started off pretty easy-with a job teaching martial arts at a kid’s camp in her hometown.
But soon summertime starts heating up when Kelly gets pulled back into the world of private investigation and
begins learning the ropes of undercover work. Before long, Kelly’s idyllic summer plans are turned upside
down as she becomes entangled in the investigation of the death of an ex-military officer involved in a gay
political action group.
Called To Kill, Joan Albarella
A Viet Nam vet confronts her feelings for the Vietnamese woman and Amerasian child she was involved with
twenty-five years earlier and the mystery ensues.
Captive in Time, Sarah Dreher
Stoner finds herself inexplicably transported to a small, dusty town in the Colorado Territory, time – 1871.
Mysterious fires have the townspeople on edge.
Case Of The Not-So-Nice Nurse, Mabel Maney
When nurse Cherry Aimless lands in San Francisco in search of Nancy Clue and a flock of missing nuns, the
earnestly white girl 50’s the oh-so-queer 90s in a delightful parody of both girl detective novels and lesbian
romantic fiction.
Caught in the Net, Jessica Thomas
She’s intelligent. She’s witty. She lives in Provincetown and she’s got a great dog. Pretty good credentials, one
would think. So how come private investigator Alex Peres is single…again? When a sneaker washes up on the
four-legged partner, Fargo, are sent on an unlikely adventure. But that’s nothing compared to the one-on-one
thrill ride of a new relationship.
Cemetery Murders, Jean Marcy
Conflict and erotic entanglement complicate a murder investigation
Chain Letter, Claire McNab
Ninth detective inspector Carol Ashton mystery. Australian Det. Ashton believes she has discovered a bizarre
link between this case and several unsolved homicides.
Chimney Rock Blues, Janet McClellan
A routine assignment turns deadly when Detective Tru North and the witness she’s swornto protect become the
unwary prey of a pair of deranged cop killers.
The Chesapeake Project, Phyllis Horn
Jessie Andrews and her father make their living harvesting crab from Chesapeake Bay. Her father is murdered,
Jessie flees with her lover Meredith but continues to work on her beloved Chesapeake Bay.
Combust The Sun, Andrews & Austin

A Richfield & Rivers Mystery. If your best friend is your basset hound, your’ overdue for a meaningful
relationship. Except sometimes, working out the details can be murder…
Club Twelve, Amanda Kyle Williams
The year is 1978, Madison McGuire, a deep cover agent is called in from the field. Her lover is dead, gunned
down on a London street, Madison, paralyzed with grief, understands too well that she was the intended target.
Corners Of The Heart, Leslie Grey
Chris and Katya’s budding love is shadowed by a baffling mystery which they must solve.
Crazy For Loving, Jaye Maiman
In New York City, dealing with ghosts from the past, PI Robin Niller is being groomed to take over a detective
agency.
Crystal Curtain, The, Sandy Bayer
The man Stephanie put in prison has escaped and seeks revenge.
Danger In High Places, Sharon Gilligan
Free-lance photographer Alix Nicholson was expecting some great photos of the AIDS Quilt – what she got was
a corpse with a story to tell.
Dark Valentine, Jennifer Fulton
A one-night stand too compelling to walk away from ensnares two women in a high-stakes cat-and-mouse game
that begins in the courtroom and ends in a dark labyrinth of danger and desire.
Daughters of Artemis, The, Lauren Wright Douglas
A Caitlin Reece mystery
Dead And Blonde, Jean Marcy
A blonde woman in your bed can be a disaster, especially when she’s been Bludgeoned to death, perhaps in
your stead.
Dead Certain, Claire McNab
Convinced that the deeply closeted gay man has been murdered, Detective Inspector Carol Ashton proves
herself an inconvenient adversary to all concerned she she opens an investigation.
Deadly Rendezvous, Diane Davidson
As Lieutenant Toni Underwood and her partner Sally search for clues, they unravel a sinister network of drugs,
local corruption, and murder.
Deadly Reunion, Jackie Manthorne
Intrepid lesbian sleuth Harriet Hubbley is back, and this time she’s attending a high school reunion in her
hometown. Soon, Harry begins to sense that her former classmates are harboring dark secrets. When a beach
party culminates in murder, Harry starts asking dangerous questions – an unearths some shocking truths.
Deal With The Devil, Ali Vali
It’s business as usual for crime boss Cain Casey as she maneuvers to form an alliance with the Jatibon
organization and secure peace among the ruling families in New Orleans.
Death by Death, Claire McNab
In Australia, a young British woman with a bomb strapped to her body embraces a visiting American senatorand
activities the device. In Paris, a young woman stabs a leading French intellectual to death and then ritually

disembowels herself. Is it a coincidence that both were patients of charismatic psychiatrist, Dr. Graeme
Thorwell?
Death By The Riverside, J.M. Redmann
The first Micky Knight Mystery; the case turns from simple to complex to dangerous to deadly, leading Micky
on a twisted path from a raunchy bar in the French Quarter to a stately plantation on the Mississippi.
Death Of A Department Chair, Lynn C. Miller
Classic whodunit and witty satire: Already under siege for her attempts to increase diversity on campus, Mirium
is forced to defend her reputation and her life.
Death Down Under, Claire McNab
Detective Inspector Carol Ashton returns in the most formidable, baffling, and important homicide case of her
career.
Deception, Erin O’Reilly
Lane Cuthbert knew exactly where she wanted to go and exactly what she had to do to get there. All she
needed to elevate her status as an attorney within the legal network was a juicy scandal – or maybe even a
murder. What she found was a beautiful woman with a secret.
Deceptions, Lauren Maddison
On the muddy banks of Washington, D.C.’s C&O Canal, a beautiful supermodel is murdered, unleashing a
wave of terror that reaches to the highest levels of power. Devastated by the death of her longtime lover Connor
Hawthorne, a best-selling mystery novelist and former district attorney, is determined to bring the murderer to
justice.
Deeper, Ronica Black
Happiness. Love. Desire. Murder.
Delia Ironfoot, Jeane Harris
Denied tenure at a prestigious university, abandoned by her lover, Delia has left the field of archeology to take
healing refuge with her Ute relatives.
Distant Shores, Silent Thunder, Radclyffe
While Tory’s lover Sheriff Reese Conlon struggles to uncover a deadly drug ring and Officer Bri Parker
navigates the torturous path between friendship and desire, Tory and KT must examine the boundaries of love.
Donato & Daughter, Sandra Scoppettone
A serial killer is stalking nuns on the streets of New York.
Do Not Disturb, Carsen Taite
When Ainsley and Greer meet on a flight to New Mexico, love is the last thing on either of their minds, but tall
mountain vistas, big blue skies, and hot, hot green chile all combine to create a rush of endorphins begging for
release.
Double Bluff, Claire McNab
Someone is stalking television star Madeline and her life is in danger. Carol is investigating the apparent suicide
of the wife of charismatic businessman Hayden, and powerful interests want the high-profile case closed…for
good.
Double Daughter, Vicki P. McConnell

A Nyla Wade mystery. She has returned to Denver where her heart lies, only to discover clouds of menace
hanging over the lives of gay friends old and new.
Dreams and Swords, Katherine V. Forrest
Entertaining, suspenseful, erotic best in her unique, gay-themed stories of mystery and speculation.
Dyke & the Dybbuk, Ellen Galford
On this night, both Rainbow and her dybbuk discover that history still holds a few tricks up her sleeve, even in
London N16.
Echo’s Crusade, JM Dragon
Two women form a bond and look forward to the prospect of a romantic relationship when the disturbing events
of a Thanksgiving holiday bring the walls tumbling down around them.
End of Watch, Baxter Clare
Francis M. Franco. Shot for three bucks change. The only witness, his ten-year old daughter. Thirty-five years
later, that daughter is LAPD Lieutenant LA Franco. Tired of running, Frank realizes its time to either face the
past or die by its long hand. In an effort to quiet her demons she returns home, to New York’s Lower East Side.
But the journey intended to rest old ghosts only resurrects them.
Every Time We Say Goodbye, Jaye Maiman
Private eye Robin Miller trudged down the ice-slick sidewalk wondering which was worse: the miserably cold
New York winter, the dead-end case she couldn’t seem to crack, or the fact that her lover K.T. Bellflower’s
entire family had just descended upon them like an army of Kentucky locusts.
Evil Dead Center, Carole laFavor
Renee LaRoche takes to her jeep and the investigative trail once again as she tacles a pornography ring preying
on Red Earth Reservation children in the second Native American lesbian mystery
Family Secrets, Laura De Hart Young
An exhilarating blend of romance and suspense that will keep you enthralled from the first page to the
sensational climax!
Family Ties, Vicki Stevenson
While Jill grapples with her newly emerging emotions, her parents and husband discover her whereabouts and
work relentlessly and viciously to compel her to return. And as the battle against the homophobic enemy
proceeds, Casey and Jill must confront the nature of the relationship that has developed between them.
Femme Noir, Clara Nipper
A story of hot babes, tough girls, and murder.
Fieldwork, Maureen Moore
When a prominent Vancouver physician is murdered outside his office, Marsha Lewis, a graduate student in
Urban Anthropology, is assigned to the case as fieldwork for her criminology seminar.
Final Session, Mary Morell
When a San Antonio psychotherapist is found not just unconscious but murdered, all clues point to a romantic
encounter gone awry.
For Every Season, Frankie J. Jones,

After losing her job and girlfriend in the same day, Andrea goe home to San Antonio to rest and re-evaluate her
life. As she struggles with rebuilding her life, she finds herself being drawn deeper into the rich tapestry – and
sometimes deadly mysteries – of small town life.
Flight From Chador, Sigrid Brunel
Anouk Turabi, an Egyptian woman pilot, receives an urgent plea to rescue a teenage German girl from a forced
marriage in Yemen. Preparing for this dangerous task, Anouk is distracted by a beautiful American
photographer, Karen Jensen.
Flight Risk, Kim Baldwin
A typical day at a Chicago travel agency turns deadly when Blayne witnesses a mafia murder.
Everything You Have Is Mine, Sandra Scoppettone
Private investigator Lauren Laurano makes her funny and suspenseful debut as a sleuth who must take on a
racist, a killer, a tangle of family relationships her own fears, and New York City itself in order to solve several
murders.
Everywhere House, Jane Meyerding
Radical lesbians spraypaint the unyielding bricks of the patriarchy with the sign of the lavender labyris. Leftist
students proclaim armed struggle may be the only way to end oppression. But no one expects the shocking
proof that the “political is personal” when murder arrives.
Faces of Love, Sharon Gilligan
This is about the lives of Maggie, Karen, Cory, and their community of friends.
Final Cut, Lisa Haddock
Newspaper editor Carmen Ramirez and graduate student Juli Nichols seem like the perfect couple. But two
years into their loving, committed relationship, temptation – and trouble – arrive in the form of charming,
seductive Antoineet Stewart.
Final Rest, Mary Morell
Amy Traeger, convinces her lover, police detective Lucia Ramos to accompany her to Alabama and engage in
some off-duty sleuthing to clear her aunt of murder charges.
Final Session, Mary Morell
When a San Antonio psychotherapist is found murdered all clues point to a romantic encounter gone awry.
For Every Season, Frankie J. Jones
After losing her job and her girlfriend in the same day, Andrea “Andi” Kane goes home to San Antonio to rest
and re-evaluate her life. But her relaxation is quickly disrupted when she receives rather mysterious request
from her grandmother.
The Gift, Verda Foster
Detective Rachel Todd doesn’t believe in Lindsay Ryan’s visions of danger, even when the horrifying events
Linsday predicted begin to come true.
Girl Next Door, The, Mindy Kaplan
Lina searched Alex’s eyes for innuendo. Was this woman flirting with her – or wash she just the type whose
unaimed sensuality ricocheted everywhere…causing casualties without claiming them? Either way, Lina knew
she was in trouble…
Give My Secrets Back, Kate Allen

Lesbian cop Alison Kaine and her friend Michelle find the body of Katie Copper, popular lesbian author of the
Blaze Bad Girl series.
Ghost In The Closet, A, Mabel Maney
A Nancy Clue and The Hardly Boys mystery
Good-For-Nothing Girlfriend, Mabel Maney
A Nancy Clue mystery
Goblin Market, Lauren Wright Douglas
Who is sending Laura Neal photos from her past – photographs cut and pasted into a gruesome jigsaw puzzle?
Laura’s lover hires private investigator Caitlin Reece to find out.
Gonna Take A Homicidal Journey, Sandra Scoppettone
Private investigator Lauren Laurano is hired to investigate a suspicious suicide, the towns prominent citizens
close ranks and the remote vacation spot begins to look less charming and more lethal.
Grave Opening, A, Jeane Harris
As Delia excavates, the threats escalate until her life and the lives of those she cares about are on the line.
Someone will do anything to make sure that those secrets stay buried for a long time – unless Delia can uncover
who it is and why they cares o much about what is hidden with those ancient bones in the long undiscovered
grave.
Gray Magic, Sarah Dreher
After telling Gwen’s grandmother that they are lovers, Stoner and Gwen head to Arizona to escape the fallout
and the struggle between the Hopi Spirits of good and evil.
Guarded Heart, A, Jennifer Fulton
Lauren Douglas, closeted star of the hottest soap on daytime television, Dr. Kate, is about to sign a bloated new
contract, when she is publicly outed.
Hallowed Murder, Ellen Hart
A Jane Lawless mystery. The police call Allison Lord’s drowning a suicide, but…
Hancock Park, Katherine V. Forrest
When Detective Kate Delafield and her partner get the call to investigate a homicide in the secluded, old-money
neighborhood of Hancock Park, Kate has the feeling it’s not going to be murder as usual.
Hanging Offense, Cleo Dare
Mandy Barnes, her trust betrayed by her husband needs a summer away to think about her marriage. She opts
for a seasonal job at Bryce Canyon National Park in remote southern Utah and there meets Jo Reynolds, a
lesbian park ranger from California.
Honor Bound, Radclyffe
Amidst political intrigue, an escalating threat to Blair’s safety, and the seemingly irreconcilable personal
differences that force them ever further apart, Cam and Blair struggle to find their way back to one another.
Honor Reclaimed, Radclyffe
In the Chaotic aftermath of 9/11, Secret Service Agent Cameron Roberts and her lover, first daughter Blair
Powell, must contend with recriminations from within the government and danger from without as they struggle
to uncover those who betrayed the nation and nearly claimed Blair’s life.

Hooded Murder, Annette Van Dyke
When Professor Joyce Barnette (nicknamed “the lesbian vampire”) is found dead in a staged accident, a
collegue hints that she knows who did it, and sets up a secret meeting with Jessie.
Hunter’s Pursuit, Kim Baldwin
When the hunter becomes the hunted…do you trust your instincts or your heart?
Hunter’s Way, Gerri Hill
Homicide detective Tori Hunter was used to doing things her own way. But even after having six different
partners in seven years, Tori isn’t prepared when she’s forced to team up with the hot-tempered Samantha
Kennedy.
If No One’s Looking, Jennifer L. Jordan
A three-year-old girl is missing. That’s all anyone can agree on when private investigator Kristin Ashe is drawn
into the case of the disappearance of Kayla Martin.
I Knew You would Call, Kate Allen
Phone psychic Marta Goicocke with the help of her outrageous butch cousin Mary Clare, tries to help a friend
accused of murder On the way to a heart-pounding ending, Marta awakens to her own erotic recovery.
I Left My Heart, Jaye Maiman
Travel writer and romance novelist Robin Miller is shocked by the death of the ex-lover she never stopped
loving. Was it an accidental death, suicide or murder? Robin finds herself compelled to find out, no matter what
the cost.
In The Game, Nikki Baker
Ginny and Bev are there for each other in this Virginia Kelly mystery.
I Never Read Thoreau, Karen Saum
Hearing news of an impending raid by immigration officials, Jill-of-all-trades Alex Adler rushes to Monte
Cassino, an island retreat off the Maine coast known for harboring South American refugees.
In The Name Of The Father, Gerri Hill
Dallas homicide detectives Tori Hunter and Samantha Kennedy investigate the murder of a Catholic priest.
Introducing Amanda Valentine, Rose Beecham
Tough and unconventional, Amanda is an unusual cop. Unpredictable and passionate she is very much her own
woman.
I’ll Be Leaving You Always, Sandra Scoppettone
For lesbian P.I. Lauren Laurano, murder gets personal. When Megan is held up in her Greenwich Village
jewelry store and then killed hours later, Lauren soon discovers how little she knew of Megan’s life.
In The Blood, Lauren Wright Douglas
Science Fiction. Enclaves exist where the Red Death has not wreaked its havoc, one of them in Arizona
Another is a mysterious and uninfected women’s community known as the Aaians, and still another a hidden
lesbian group rumored to offer sanctuary…if they can be found.
In the Name of the Father,
In this sequel to Hunter’s Way, Dallas Homicide Detective Tori Hunter and Samantha Kennedy investigate the
murder of a Catholic Priest who is found naked and strangled to death. A sex scandal threatens to erupt and
cover-ups are soon revealed as their only suspect is found shot dead-mere hours after the murder. Soon details

of the murder begin to surface and the secret life of a well-loved priest is exposed. Lies and deceptions unfold
as the detectives work to solve the case, even as their superiors demand it be closed.
In Too Deep, Ronica Black
With Patricia Henderson, a fellow homicide cop and Adam’s former lover as a mentor, Erin embarks on the
journey of her life…with love and danger hot on her heels.
It Should Be A Crime, Carsen Taite
A series of events lands Morgan and Parker in the middle of a high-profile murder trial, but the twists and turns
of the cae are no match for the spiral of increasing attraction a they work side by side in the defense of justice.
It’s All Smoke and Mirrors, Therese Szymanski
When Shawn Donnelly gets into trouble, she does it well. She can’t even go on a little weekend getaway with
her old college chums without running into a corpse or two. And to top things off, her new co-worker seems to
have a very unnatural interest in the serial killer that’s running rampant in the Detroit metro area. It’s no wonder
why Shawn decides to take up a nice safe hobby like theatre!
Just This Once, KG MacGregor
Wynne is the marketing manager for a major travel organization and her job requires her to attend regular
meetings at the company’s Orlando headquarters. Paula McKenzie is second-in-command on the night shift at
the Weller Regent – the same hotel Wynne stays in whenever she’s in town. Paula finds herself intrigued by the
twice-monthly guest, who possesses an aura of mystery and elegant beauty.
Justice For All, Radclyffe
While Detective Lt. Rebecca Fry’s elite unit attempts to uncover the connection between the local organized
crime syndicate and a human trafficking ring, she and her team, and those they love, unwittingly become
targets.
Justice In The Shadows, Radclyffe
In a shadow world of secrets, lies, and hidden agendas, Detective Sergeant Rebecca Frye and her lover, Dr.
Catherine Rawlings, join forces once again in the elusive search for justice.
Keeping Secrets, Penny Mickelbury
D.C. police Lieutenant Gianna Maglione, head of the recently formed Hate Crimes Unit, finds herself
commanding a task force with the most challenging assignment of all: to track down the ultimate perpetrator of
hate, a serial killer.
Killing Room, The, Gerri Hill
When Jake returns to Denver, a serial murder investigation soon leads her to Nicole. As the investigation
develops, their physical attraction threatens to compromise the case. Nicole finds herself struggling to remain in
the professional closet that she’s been hiding in for so long-a place where an out cop like Jake McCoy simply
does not belong. Once the crimes are solved, will the women go their own ways?
Last Of Her Lies, The, Jean Taylor
P.I. Maggie Garret, a redhead with a wicked sense of humor and a better wardrobe than her gay male friends, is
hired to investigate the disappearance of Helly Henry, who left behind a journal accusing her lesbian therapist
of sexual abuse.
Laura’s War, Ursula Steck
Anna Spring has opened a private investigation firm with her neighbor Martha Bega. Now their very first big
case lands on their doorstep courtesty of susan Bradley, one of San Francisco’s few billionaires.

Legal Tender, Marion Foster
If Harriet Fordham Croft – flamboyant attorney urban sophisticate, straight – had not successfully defended
Leslie Taylor…If Leslie Taylor – small town journalist, women’s advocate, lesbian – had not been freed from
both a murder charge and her closet…If the courtroom fireworks that set their hearts ablaze had not also
changed Harriet’s professional world…
Lessons in Murder, Claire McNab
On a hot summer day at Bellwether High School in Sydney Australia, teacher Bill Pagett lies murdered, the hole
in his head accomplished with neat efficiency by a Black and Decker drill. Detective Inspector Carol Ashton
investigates, bringing with her a formidable reputation for competence. She soon uncovers tangled relationships
and motives for murder among the six teaching staff, along with a maze of malicious anonymous letters and
threatening calls. And then there is yet another corpse…
Let’s Face The Music And Die, Sandra Scoppettone
Witty, hip, pretty, and gay, Lauren Laurano isn’t your typical private detective. She shares an apartment with
Kip, her longtime lover, in New York’s Greenwich Village, where theyare surrounded by a close-knit group of
friends.
Liberty Square, Katherine V. Forrest
At the urging of her lover, Aimee Grant, Kate reluctantly attends a 25 th reunion of those she served with in
Vietnam, an event she’s avoided to suppress painful memories.
Losers Weepers, Jessica Thomas
No longer convinced her friend’s death was a suicide, Alex finds herself neck-deep in a complex and
emotionally draining web of danger and deceit. Can she solve one case without doing irreparable harm to those
involved in the other, and herself?
Madam President, Blayne Cooper and T. Novan
Devlyn Marlowe, the first woman president of the US has just been elected. President Marlowe selects Lauren
Strayer, a professional biographer with a reputation for absolute honesty. There, amidst the harrowing and
demanding life of the First Family, Lauren begins to understand and eventually love the complex woman who is
both leader of a great nation and loving single parent to three rambunctious children.
Memory Board, Jane Rule
Author of Desert of the Heart. For forty years David Crown has kept his twin sister Diana a secret. David seeks
out Diana who finds her brother’s overtures an unwelcome intrusion.
Mind Games, Lucy M. Griffis
In 2081, Washington, DC is one of the most violent cities in the world despite an age of unprecedented,
worldwide political peace. One of the few teepaths in law-enforcement, Detective Rebecca Curtains was
recruited by the VC Captain and signed on with very litte persuasion. Detective Genie Marshal has seen some
of the worst that life has to offer and keeps coming back for more. Partnred together, the two women quickly
become embroiled with a killer who stays a step ahead and used Becky’s psychic abilities against her.
Miles to Go, Amy Dawson Robertson
Rennie has devoted her life and body to training as and a FBI counterterrorism operative. The brutal pace has
slowly striped away her private life until only the most fleeting contacts with other woman are possible. When
her ambition of being the first woman ever considered to join CT# is finally realized, she pushes herself to the
limit to earn the position. With miles of an inhospitable landscape and an ambiguous enemy between her and
safety, Rennie must decide if she can trust the one thing she never has before…another woman.
Mirror And The Mask, The, Ellen Hart

Minneapolis restaurateur Jane Lawless is at a crossroads. Unsure of what to do next, she takes her good friend
A.J. Nolan up on his standing offer to hire her on as a private investigator at his agency.
Missing Page, The, Patty G. Henderson
The third book in the Brenda Strange mystery series. Brenda is thrust in to a case involving a rare, handwritten
manuscript that has allegedly been stolen.
Mrs. Porter’s Letter, by Vicki McConnell
A Nyla Wade, journalist/detective mystery
Murder in the Collective, Barbara Wilson
Members of a collectively-managed print shop in Seattle merge with lesbian-owned B. Violet Typesetting and
trouble ensues.
Murder At The Nightwood Bar, Katherine V. Forrest
A nineteen year old lies dead in the parking lot of a lesbian bar. LAPD homicide detective Kate Delafield is on
the case.
Murder At Random, Claire McNab
Undercover agent Denise Cleever faces a daunting assignment – infiltrate the shadowy terrorist group who has
found a unique method to produce widespread panic.
Murder At Red Rook Ranch, Dorothy Tell
Sixty-five year old Poppy Dillworth, the smart, sassy, crusty character in her first major case she has accepted
in her new career as a private investigator…
Murder At Roissy, John Warren
A love story at the heart of a murder mystery
Murder By Mascot, Mary Vermillion
To the rescue comes radio talk-show host Mara Gilgannon, who is not only Anne’s ex-girlfriend but carries a
bit of a torch for Bridget Stokes, the cute assistant coach of the women’s team. But they must find who killed
the star player of the University of Iowa’s men’s basketball team.
Murder By Tradition, Katherine V. Forrest
LAPD homicide detective Kate Delafield is relentless in her pursuit
Murder Came Second, Jessica Thomas
Broadway bad-boy genius, Paul Carlucci, has chosen Hamlet for his latest production. To the delight of some
and despair of others, he has selected Provincetown’s amphitheatre for his opening gala The cast are holed up in
various B&B’s around town. Staying next door to Alex Peres is Terese Segal, an embedded journalist busy
digging up dirt on the players. When Terese is killed, no one is especially surprised or grief stricken. But the
play must go on and does. In true Shakespearean tradition, the stage will be strewn with bodies of the guilty,
and the moment of vengeance begins. But suddenly Alex realizes that the wrong people are falling down. And
the moaning is all too realistic. Someone must not be shooting blanks.
Murder In The English Department, Valerie Miner
Nan was the first member of her Catholic working class family to attend college. But what happens is
circumstantial evidence that links Nan – an outspoken feminist – to the murder of a boorish, sexist male
colleague.
Murder Is Germaine, Karen Saum

Writer and recovering alcoholic Brigid Donovan is a 52-year-old ex-nun, twice-divorced lesbian who has been
living and working in Maine for a number of years. She’s clever, intelligent, lively and extremely likable.
Brigid is looking into the disappearance of an INS agent because of his murky association with a Maine
community of nuns.
Murder Is Relative, Karen Saum
Taking place in Quebec City this intense drama unveils shocking family secrets.
Murder Takes to the Hills, Jessica Thomas
Displaced from their home during remodeling and repair, Alex Peres and her love Cindy are starting to get on
each other’s nerves. But Alex is certain that their pets Wells and Fargo still love them. And clients are still
calling for help with their various bits of local trouble. Trouble gets personal however when Cindy’s rising
feeling that she’s attracted a stalker is followed by mysterious notes and noises in the night. Normally sleepy
Provincetown is fraught with peril for Alex and family, and it’s not even tourist season yet.
Musclebound, Liza Cody
N Eva Wylie mystery. Part-time wrestler, nighttime security guard, and all-the-time big, ugly, bad-tempered,
and proud of it.
Murder Undercover, Claire McNab
Great White sharks are the second most dangerous creatures lurking along Queensland’s coast, Australian
intelligence agent Denise Cleever is about the meet the first as a deep undercover expert.
My Sweet Untraceable You, Sandra Scoppettone
America’s favorite lesbian detective, Lauren Laurano, returns – and uses her New York City savvy to crack and
old small-town murder mystery that’s still affecting lives thirty years later.
Near Myth Murder, A, Kate Sweeney
Reluctantly Kate travels to her reunion at Hillcrest College, in hopes of finding out what happened to jan. The
weekend proves to be anything but peaceful for Kate as she unravels the secret of the ivy-covered walls of her
alma mater.
Never Ending, Marianne K. Martin
Born of wealth, but not love, Sage was rescued by her Native American grandmother from a childhood of fear
and abuse. Although strangers might be fooled by the handsome woman’s air of extreme confidence, her lover
Deanne suspects that Sage’s emotional scars are hidden rather than healed.
Next World, The, Ursula Stack
Once a researcher of genetics in Germany, Anna Spring has left her old life behind and now finds herself tucked
away working the lazy night shift as a security officer at Pier 3 in San Francisco. When Anna’s attractive new
friend Mido, who works for AdUp is threatened and eventually disappears, Anna’s quick assistance pulls her
deep into an unspeakable scandal, where Mido may not remain the only person missing…
Ninth Life, Lauren Wright Douglas
Caitlin Reece prowling her terrain of Victoria, British Columbia…
No Corpse, Nancy Sanra
Tally McGinnis mystery about a cruise ship filled with women expecting fun but a deadly killer moves
undetected through the ship…
No Daughter O the South, Cynthia Webb

This sly and rueful feminist voice picks apart the veneer of the Old South while a chin-tapping murder mystery
simmers on the back burner like a pot of grits.
No Evidence, Nancy Sanra
Private Investigator Tally McGinnis and her hard-boiled gumshoe partner, Cid, once again find themselves
drawn into the demonic and horror-filled world of a serial killer and a mind gone completely mad.
No Witnesses, Nancy Sanra
Cliff-hanger set in San Francisco introduces Detective Tally McGinnis, the brains and brawn behind the
Phoenix Detective Agency.
Not Every River, Robbi McCoy
Kim Gaitlin, ambitious archaeologist and college professor, is taking the spring semester off to do a survey of a
remarkable rock art site in Yuma, Arizona. The wild remote desert also holds gun-toting locals and desperate
refugees, but the biggest hazard proves to be Bureau of Land Management geologist Claudine “Randi” Randall.
Their mutual appreciation of the petroglyphs ought to bring them together but Kim’s academic goals and
Randi’s sense of ownership have them clashing from the get go.
Nun In The Closet, Joanna Michaels
Anne Hollis, the beautiful owner of a women’s bar, has been charged with manslaughter in the death of a nun.
Anne insists she is innocent – run off the road by another car- and appeals to probations officer Callie Sinclair
for help.
October Obsession, Meredith More
Laura Westmoreland has come to the Outer Banks of North Carolina to assist in the search of her cherished
Aunt Josie, who has vanished from the seaside cottage in which she lived alone for decades. Seeking out any
clue, Laura discovers a diary – an astonishing document unveiling Josie’s rich, secret and fantastic lesbian life.
October’s Promise, Marianne Garver
The golden shores of a beautiful New England lake and the glory of October’s sunsets should create the perfect
stage for falling in love, unless two stubborn women decide to keep the wrong promise.
On Dangerous Ground, D.L. Line
What happens when the right thing to do is the wrong choice for your heart?
Only Lawyers Dancing, Jan McKemmish
Hardly your usual detective story, this book tells the tale of two women friends and their obsessive relationship
to crime: Anne Stevens, a policeman’s daughter who abandons her career as a psychoanalyst to become a
criminal attorney, and Frances Smith, lesbian, photographer, carfe artist, and daughter of a crime boss.
On the Wings of Love, Megan Carter
Stacie Gillette’s dreams are almost as big as her ego. At 27, she is beginning to see a moderate amount of
success as a reporter for the small but prestigious Austin, Texas newspaper that she works for. After a series of
successful news articles brings her newfound triumph and attention, Stacie begins to take herself far too
seriously. When she misses one deadline too many, her editor decides to give her a final warning…get an
interview with bestselling romance author Cheryl Wright, or else.
Once More with Feeling, Peggy J. Herring
Entertaining, utterly engaging, and real. An everyday lesbian world so incredible you’ll thin your
eavesdropping. Where you’ll find the challenges as well as the joys of love and friendship. Where you will find
yourself, and the women you know. After 8 years, Laura’s relationship with Mavis has collapsed, as much with
weight and passion as from Marvin’s casual infidelity.

One Degree of Separation, Karin Kallmaker
In a town where everybody knows your name…along with the name of your exes, your pets, and your third
grade teacher…Marian is thankful that at least she and Liddy don’t have an ex-girlfriend in common.
One Last Kiss, Mary Wilbon
Cassandra Slick – a private investigator who knows that few pleasures in life can compare to a dry martini, a
sexy blonde, and serving sweet justice on New Jersey’s meanest streets…
Open House, Pat Welch
To most people, a call in the middle of the night means family trouble. But Helen Black’s family disowned her
years ago. Great Aunt Ruth has assed on, and left Helen her house. She finds murder, and submerged intrigue
that harkens all the way back to a deeply stained period of history in the American south.
Old Black Magic, Jaye Maiman
A brilliant and brutal serial killer is on the loose and, with a new love unfolding, Robin has her own urgent
reason to find the murderer – before he finds her!
Other World, Sarah Dreher
Stoner McTavish, her eccentric Aunt Hermione, business partner Marylou and devoted lover Gwen all join the
eminent Dr. Edith Kesselbaum for a vacation at Disney World.
Out of Sight, Claire McNab
A vicious terrorist group is operating deep within the wild reaches of Australia’s remote Kimberley region. The
only way to destroy this powerful threat to national security is from the inside. And no one’s better undercover
than hotshot Intelligence Agent Denis Cleever.
Paid In Full, Ann Roberts
While Ari desperately craves Molly’s attention, her devotion to Bob may force her to choose between the debts
of the past and the promise of a happy future – if she can stay alive that long.
Patience & Sarah, Isabel Miller
Two young women fall in love in nineteenth-century New England.
Partners, Gerri Hill
Professional duty trumps personal issues as Tori Hunter and Samantha Kennedy, partners in more ways than
one, focus on their latest case, a killer whose choice of victim is solitary women. While the case progresses
Casey O’Connor comes in to join the team and wonders is that kind of lightning can strike twice.
Past Due, Claire McNab
10 th detective Inspector Carol Ashton Mystery. When Halstead’s body is discovered, brutally bludgeoned and
burnt beyond recognition, Detective Inspector Carol Ashton must follow the bloody trail down a slippery slope
of greed, corruption, and murder.
Payback, Celia Cohen
Gripping thriller of romance, revenge, and betrayal is spellbinding from cover to cover.
Paz, Camarin Grae
A fast-moving suspenseful lesbian adventure story.
Picking Up The Pace, Kimberly LaFontaine

While her professional life has just taken a turn for the intense, her personal life is flipped inside out when she
meets a woman so intriguing she can’t stop thinking about her. Her initial alarm quickly morphs into
fascination and longing. Having never dated women, the reporter doesn’t know how to handle her feelings, and
it becomes increasingly difficult to dodge questions and avoid issues.
Place of Exile, Rose Beecham
Sandy is planning to assassinate the vice president of the United States, and her determination to carry out her
mission, and Jude’s to stop her, draws the two women into a lethal game of cat and mouse.
Pleasure Set, The, Lisa Girolami
Powerful women with sexy secrets.
Point of Ignition, Erin Dutton
Arson investigation is not exactly what firefighter Kate Chambers signed up for.
Queen of the Cold-Blooded Tales, Roberta Simpson Brown
Tailor-made for reading aloud when the moon is hidden and unknown things are bumping about.
Rage Of Maidens, A, Lauren Wright Douglas
Clive Culbaine has hired Caitlin to help his troubled daughter who witnessed a sexual assault.
Recognition Factor, Claire McNab
At the official request of the US government, Australian Security Intelligence Organization Agent Denise
Cleever flies to the states to help hunt down Red Wolf an evil and ruthless killer. With her feet barely on foreign
soil, the quick witted Aussie agent is thrust into the desperate race to infiltrate an anti-government organization
helping Red Wolf in his evil plan. The trail leads her to a glittering Beverly Hills Mansion where death and
betrayal can come at any moment.
Redress of Grievances, Brenda Adcock
Despite lingering feelings for Alexis, Harriett becomes involved with a sex-offense investigator, Jessie Raines,
a woman struggling with secrets of her own.
Reporter On The run, Carlene Miller
The third in a series featuring newspaper reporter, Lexy Hyatt. This time she finds herself in the middle of a
vicious fight between twin owners for control over The Ledger, their family-owned newspaper.
Returning Tides, Radclyffe,
A silent killer stalks the night in provincetown, drawing ever closer to the one woman he believes to be his.
Rising Storm, Jlee Meyer
When Conn Stryker and Leigh Grove narrowly avoid being killed by the perpetrators of a high-stakes
investment scam, they flee to a Northern California coastal hideaway until their safety is secured.
River Quay, Janet McClellan
In addition to dealing with an unusually high case load and the added pressures of being the only female
detective in the fraternity-like Homicide Department, she senses that her lover Markie is pushing for a
commitment that Tru just isn’t ready to make.
Robber’s Wine, Ellen Hart
Jane Lawless mystery. The firs of the dead is wealth Belle Dumont, who vanished from her home in the
Minnesota woods onl hours before she was to reveal startling news to her three grown children.

Rough Justice, Claire Youmans
When Glen’s sunken fishing boat turns up at the bottom of the harbor, foul play is suspected. Chief Deputy
Prosecutor Janet Schilling immediately launches a murder investigation which produces several surprising
suspects – one of them her former lover now living a reclusive life in a lighthouse on Seal Rock Island.
Running Fiercely Toward A High Thin Sound, Judith Katz
Nadine Pagna’s dyke sister wants to find her. Her lover wants to marry her. And her mother wants to forget
her. All Nadine wants is to stop the buzzing in her head.
Salt Rock Mysteries, Magdelena Zschokke
While studying history on a Caribbean island in the Rutks and Caicos, Janet MCMillan meets the alluring
Michelle and realizes she’s falling in love with a woman for he first time. But paradise is soon shattered when
she discovers Michelle’s brother dead on the beach…
Search, The, Melanie McAllister
Policewoman Tenny Mendoza faces the most dangerous and heart-wrenching case of her carreer as she races to
find her ex-lover’s abducted child before a hired killer does.
Shaman’s Moon, Sarah Dreher
In the sleepy little New Age town of Shelburne Falls – hungry ghosts who have chosen Aunt Hermione as their
prey. Stoner McTavish, lesbian travel agent and reluctant detective, along with her lover, Gwen, and her
business partner, Marylou, must stop these entities before it is too late.
Shattered Rhythms, Phyllis Knight
If Portland, Maine, private investigator Lil Ritchie has one regret in life, it would be that she could not play her
electric guitar for a living.
She Came By The Book, Mary Wings
San Francisco P.I. Emma Victor has been entrusted with some important personal papers that once belonged to
Howard Blooming, the prominent gay politician assassinated decades earlier.
She Came In A Flash, Mary Wings
Emma Victor, the witty, intrepid lesbian heroine of the acclaimed She Came Too Late, finds herself in the
middle of a mystery set in the heart of California Communeland.
She Came Too Late, Mary Wings
A WomanSleuth Mystery. The hard-boile genre marries rad-fem writing to their mutual benefit: inspired by the
cool cynicism of the former, Wings’ witty prose weaves an almost traditional murder tale with an amused,
ironic look at the Women’s Movement of the 80’s.
She Died Twice, Jessica Lauren
Twenty years ago, Emma’s childhood friend and first lover, Natalie, mysteriously disappeared. Now the
remains of a child are unearthed , and Emma is forced to relive the weeks leading up to Natalie’s disappearance
as she searches for the murderer.
Ship In The Harbor, The, Mary Heron Dyer
Meg meets Jody, a young marine biologist, at a women’s gathering and is immediately captivated by her
warmth and vibrancy. That evening, Jody and her lover Susan are involved in a suspicious car accident in
which Susan drowns. The police suspect Jody. But Meg knows they’re wrong and teams up with Jody to
expose the real murderer.
Set Up, Claire McNab

While tracking down a ruthless hired killer, Australian top cop Carol Ashton is tempted by the seductive charms
of a mysterious stranger…
Seven Miles From Sydney, Lesley Thomson
Set in London and Sydney this is a tense and passionate novel. The police and the newspapers are hardly
sympathetic.
Shield of Justice, Radclyffe
Special crimes investigator Detective Sergeant Rebecca Frye. Dr. Catherine Rawlings joins forces to solve a
series of sexual assaults in a battle that could cost one her life.
Sinister Paradise, Becky Bohan
Britt Evans, professor of classical studies is visitin the picturesque Greek island of Santorini for a quiet stay and
the chance to do research at its archaeological excavation. But when a young Greek photographer plunges to
his death from the island’s step cliffs, her research takes a different turn.
Sisters Of The Road, Barbara Wilson
Pam Nilsen, the feminist sleurh is looking for eenaged Trish Margolin – and the murderer of Trish’s best friend.
Skiptrace, Antoinette Azolakov
This is a fast-moving, suspenseful, funny, sexy, romantic, and even tragic, with some spine-chilling scary
moments.
Slick, Camarin Grae
A lesbian group is hosting a conference in San Francisco, at which the center piece will be the great and
rofoundly symbolic statue of the Winged Dancer. Despite every precaution, the Winged Dancer is stolen.
Sisters Of The Road, Barbara Wilson
Pam Nilsen the feminist sleuth is back again, this time looking for teenaged Trish Margolin – and the murderer
of Trish’s best friend.
Smoke And Mirrors, Pat Welch
When a community health clinic is besieged by nti-abortion protestors, Helen’s ex-lover begs her to help. Helen
goes under cover and infiltrates the extremist group. The case seems rather routing – until the threats and
vandalism escalate to murder.
Someone To Watch, Jaye Maiman
The fourth entry in this extraordinary series finds Robin Miller hot on the trail of a sultry singer who doubles as
a con artist. But she is sidetracked by a pleas from her lover, K.T. Bellflower. To help K.T.’s friend, the prime
suspect in the murder of her boyfriend.
Something Not Yet Ended, Jane Gapen
Collection of prose and poetry of a woman caught in a world created by others where she has become a stranger
to those around her and to herself as well…
Something Shady, Sarah Dreher
Where Stoner McTavish, masquerading as a mental patient, encounters mystery, terror, and some quirky
characters.
Sophie Horowitz Story, The, Sarah Schulman

Radical feminist leaders Germaine Covington and Laura Wolfe have resurfaced after years in hiding. Sophie
Horowitz, intrepid reporter for the Feminist News, seeks answers. Sophie finds herself up to her Jewish
earlobes in murder and intrigue.
Stage Fright, Ellen Hart
Jane Lawless restauranteur-sleuth finds herself a murder suspect.
Still Waters, Pat Welch
Helen and Frieda are at a luxury lakeside resort for a weekend that will, hopefully, mark a new beginning. A
weekend to heal the growing rift between them. The discovery of the battered body of a news reporter on the
sandy beach changes everything.
Stoner McTavish, Sarah Dreher
This adventure novel captivates. Bryan Oxnard was a murderer…maybe he wasn’t. he wasn’t doing Gwen any
good. Stoner was bored. That was before she met Gwen.
Storms Of Change, Radclyffe
Amidst war abroad and upheaval at home, Reese Conlon and tory King face their gravest challenge to their life
together.
Stranger on Lesbos, Valerie Taylor
Sexy, beautiful, but frustrated…a neglected housewife finds the delights and degradations of forbidden love.
Sue Slate Private Eye, Lee Lynch
Sue Slate, nattiest and toughest PI in Peacock Alley, sees gorgeous Tallulah Mimosa sliding in her window very
distressed so Sue takes the ‘Case of the Kidnapped Kittens’.
Sleeping Bones, Katherine V. Forrest
LAPD Det. Kate Delafield has a new, iron-willed female lieutenant; a tough new partner who may turn out to
be a much-needed ally, and a dangerous new case.
Snowbound, Cari Hunter
Cut off from help, with only each other to rely on, two women must find a way to fight against the odds.
Stranded, V.L. McDermid
These short stories probe the motivations of criminals and the nature of crime itself, pushing the genre to its
very limits.
Street Rules, Baxter Clare
For “Frank” LAPD Homicide Detective LA Franco and her homicide squad, its business as usual- a multiple
murder, ugly as it is, at least seems to have an easy explanation-until it coincides with an untimely drive-by
shooting. Through a series of twists and turns, all Franks’ leads eventually bring her to the disquieting
possibility that the killer she seeks might be one of her own brothers in blue.
Sunday’s Child, Joyce Bright
Knowing she must have optimum training and preparation, Kate enlists the support of her closest friend, Angie
who is expending her considerable energies in obsessive fury at the rapist who is terrorizing Sacramento.
Tallulah Bankhead Murder Case, The, Boerge Baxt LARGE PRINT
When a scheduled guest on Tallulah’s radio show commits suicide after his name is given to the House Un-
American Activities Committee, Tallulah is threatened with blacklisting. Then a murder is committed.

Tangled and Dark, Brenda Strange
Proving that a death ruled as an accidental drowning was actually murder gets a bit more complicated than
Brenda bargained for. Its Christmas time in Florida but the heat’s up full blast. Brenda is investigating the death
of Paul Drakes, a local businesswoman and a leader in the lesbian community. When one of Brenda’s suspects,
Joan Davis, ends up dead, the path of her investigation puts her face to face with not one but two possible
killers. One is diagnosed with Multiple personality disorder and violent enough to commit murder.
Target, The, Gerri Hill
Will Sara finally figure out who is behind the death threats? And will Jaime realize the truth…and be able to
save Sara before it’s too late?
Toasted, Josie Gordon
Cousin Donna and her entourage are hiding a lot of secrets, but is one of them the secret recipe for murder? Is
Lonnie right to be suspicious of every morsel she eats, wondering if it will be her personal last supper?
To Protect And Serve, VK Powell
A novel of romantic intrigue. Keri Morgan is young, enthusiastic, and alive in ways that Alex can barely
remember, and Keri has a reason of her own to want Sonny Davis dead.
Tottie, Sarah Aldridge
A tale of the sixties
Treasury of American Writers from Harper’s Magazine, A, Edited by Horace Knowles
Collection of 88 pieces inspired by both the American scene and an explosive world.
Total Zone, The, Martina Navratilova and Liz Nichols
Audrey Armat, tennis pro, comes to the Springs in search of the Zone = then disappears.
Tunnel Vision, Brenda Adcoc
Royce Brodie, a 50-year –old homicide detective in the quiet town of Cedar Springs, a bedroom community 30
miles from Austin, Texas, has spent the last seven years coming to grips with the incident that took the life of
her partner and narrowly missed taking her own.
Turning the Tables, Jessica Thomas
Something evil stalks Commercial Street on a festive Halloween night. Private investigator Alex Peres,
however, has her mind focused on fun and perhaps romance. Only in the cold light of morning does word
spread of a gay man’s murder. Worse yet, the guilty perpetrators could be one of their own.
Twilight club, The, Annabel West
The Inspector’s investigations into a drug ring and her search for Angelique lead her straight to Seragana – and
an unlikely showdown with the princess.
Two-Bit Tango, The, Elizabeth Pincus
What begins as a simple missing persons cae fraws private investigator Nell Fury into the raunchy nightlife of
San Francisco.
Unexpected Ties, Gina L. Dartt
Kate Shannon and Nikki Harris are swept up in another mystery, much to Kate’s chagrin and Nikki’s delight.
Under My Skin, Jaye Maiman

Private detective Robin Miller has retreated to a cabin in the Poconos to escape the pressures of her work and
the recurring, increasingly graphic memories of a childhood trauma. A fight between Noreen and ex-lover
Helen signals the first interruption to Robin’s refuge in peaceful Telham Village.
Under Suspicion, Claire McNab
When a law enforcement officer dies under highly suspicious circumstances, it sounds like a perfect case for
Australian Detective Inspector Carol Ashton…too bad she’s the suspect.
Up, Up And Away, Catherine Ennis
Sarah Bodman has two equally exotic professions: certified video specialist, and balloon pilot. Called to an
assignment in a Louisiana prison, Sarah finds herself in a tiny, closely guarded prison room with two federal
lawyers. Nothing turns out as she expected.
Veritas, Anne Laughlin
As Sally and Beth’s different worlds collide, their desire to solve a murder is complicated by their unexpected
attraction.
Vital Lies, Ellen Hart
A Jane Lawless mystery. Snowbound Fothergill Inn was the perfect spot for rest, relaxation and murder.
Walking Wounded, Jessica Casavant
When a sudden tragedy turns her life upside down, Alex resigns as a homicide detective with the Boston PD
and goes into hiding to lick her wounds in private. ..but she finds that life has a way of bargin in and demanding
her attention.
Waiting To Exhale, Terry McMillan
This novel tracks four black thirty-something women friends waiting for the men who will finally make things
right – revealing what it is like to come of middle age in an America where husbands and lovers move on.
Wall Of Silence, Gabrielle Goldsby
It should have been an average bust. Minimal trouble. Minimal backup. But when police detective Foster
Everett witnesses the unspeakable, average becomes deadly.
Weekend Visitor, The, Jessica Thomas
Is it possible that the young, beautiful and sexy Maureen Delaney and the 40 something plain-Jane Mary Sloan
are lovers? That’s the question that seems to be occupying many of the Provincetown’s gay community, and
opinions on the subject seem to be about evenly divided. But the titillating gossip rapidly turns to united outrage
when word gets out that Maureen has been attacked by an unidentified man after leaving a local bar. Soon
Maureen’s attorney retains PI Alex Peres to investigate. But rather than clearing up the mystery, Alex seems to
fall even deeper into it.
Well-Heeled Murders, The, Cherry Hartman
A killer with a shoe fetish…
We Walk The Back Of The Tiger, Patricia A. Murphy
Young women vanish from the streets of Santa Clarinda. And the lives of Cara, Marti, and Neil explode in the
events that transform their lives and galvanize the entire city.
Whacked, Josie Gordon
What secrets would someone kill to protect? Is anyone who they seem to be? And most of all, which upstanding
Middleburg citizen now wants Lonnie dead as well?

When The Dead Speak, Therese Szymanski
Safe in Allie’s arms, Sam almost believed that she could change her life as much as she had changed her name.
But somewhere deep inside, Same knew there had to be a price to pay for the trail of bodies they had left behind
them.
When Some Body Disappears, Therese Szymanski
Handsome, street smart, and unabashedly butch, former underworld figure Brett Higgins is a different kind of
woman who plays by a different set of runs. On the run and living under an assumed name, Brett’s been trying
hard to play it straight, but her past – and the women she attracts = won’t seem to let her.
Winged Dancer, The, Camarin Grae
A murder and a mysterious letter lure Kat Ragan from her stable life in Chicago to a disturbing, frightening
adventure in South America.
Wish You Were Here, Rita Mae Brown
Sneaky Pie Brown. Those murdered had received cards with the message of the book title
Woman Sleuth
Anthology. This, the fourth in a series, proudly follows in the footsteps of its predecessors-offering originality,
humor and suspense.
Woman Who Kill, Ann Jones
This classic book shows that female violence is nothing new and hardly rare, and th motivation behind it speaks
volumes about the society in which it takes place.
Wombat Strategy, The, Claire McNab
A Kylie Kendall mystery; Running a pub in the outback town of Wollegudgerie doesn’t offer much fun or
future for knockabout Aussie dyke Kylie Kendall, so when the father she barely knew dies and leavers her 51%
of his Los Angeles – based private-eye agency, it’s bright lights, big city for America-bound Kylie.
Work For A Million, Eve Zaremba
A fast-paced thriller with one-liners that are hilarious.
Yes I Said, Yes I Will, Judith McDaniel
Unitarian minister Rachel has spent her life caring for others while ignoring her own deepest needs. High-level
government official Susan knows too well the dark side of desire. Then their lives intertwine, each woman
must confront her own fears…
Zippermouth, Laurie Weeks
This novel captures the freedom and longing of life on the edge in New York City.
• LESBIAN – ROMANCE
18th and Castro, Karin Kallmaker
Halloween Night, San Francisco…and it’s a party like no other in the world. Welcome to the streets of the
Castro, where the women aren’t shy about what they want and how they’ll get it. Crowds, costumes and partiesthe
apartment building at 18 th and Castro is in the thick of it all.
52 Pickup, Bonnie Morris & E.B. Casey
Authors Bonnie Morris and E.B. Casey bring you an astounding collection of 52 hot, romantic tales – one for
every Saturday night of the year. These teasingly erotic “quickies” run the gamut from poignant to sexy,
introducing strong-minded lesbian characters from every walk of life: a lonely zoologist, a loyal security guard,

a houseful of sorority girls with plans for a very special “game night”. It’s a compilation of stories that lovers
can enjoy together, whether reading aloud in bed, sharing a story over the phone, or creating the mood for
playful mischief…and seduction.
Abby’s Passion, Jackie Calhoun
With Mona occupied, Abby has a chance at passion and romance and soon finds that her interest in Sally, a
local attorney, is heating up.
a/k/a, Ruthann Robson
This romance layes bare the lives of two arresting women from vastly different worlds on an inexorable
trajectory toward each other.
All the Wrong Places, Karin Kallmaker
Brandy Monsoon is looking for love. Since there’s never a shortage of shortage of casual playmates at the
tropical resort where she works, most of the time she get it, too. And if Brandy tires of the perpetually curious –
but primarily straight – women, there’s always her best friend Tess for a friendly encounter…
When an all-lesbian tour group arrives for a week, Brandy is sure she’ll be in paradise on earth. Among the
guests is lesbian celebrity comic Celine Griffin, who has an obvious interest in an after-dinner Brandy. Celine
and Brandy do find explosive pleasure together, so why does Brandy feel as if that’s no longer enough for
happiness?
Always and Forever, Lyn Denison
Singer/Songwriter Shann Delaney has struggled for years to make a life for herself and her ten year old son,
Corey. Her career is just starting to take off when Shann’s older sister, Liz, asks for help. Shann has been
estranged from her family for over ten years due to an argument with her father. Now Liz begs Shann to return
and help look after him while he undergoes surgery. With reservations, Shann argues to help, hoping she can
mend the breach with her family and introduce Corey to his grandfather. Shann’s reservations of returning
home are not completely concerned with her father, but with the object of her youthful angst. The girl next door
who broke Shann’s heart is now happily married and no longer a part of Shann’s thoughts. But when Shann
arrives home there is a new girl next door who turns Shann’s world upside down…
Amateur City, Katherine V. Forrest
Ellen O’Neil has antagonized her lover by taking a job in a Los Angeles highrise office building – only to find
herself sole witness to events surrounding a baffling murder.
Anna’s Country, Elizabeth Lang
When Anna is brutalized by her husband, it is to Hope that she flees for shelter. During a storm-ravaged night,
Anna discovers Hope’s arms – and the storm within herself.
Annie On My Mind, Nancy Garden
No single work has done more for young adult LGBT fiction than this classic about two teenage girls who fall
in love.
Aspen’s Embers, Diana Tremain Braund
Aspen Brown lives in the Maine town of Codyville Plantation. Her life is teaching and trying to save the
environment has been most fulfilling…until Leigh Wright comes along and turns her world upside down. Leigh
is a forester who arrives in Codyville Plantation with a new venture that would mean the economic salvation for
this tiny Maine town. But it could also threaten the very being of Aspen-who finds trees to be a lot better
company than people. Sparks fly between the two women until both are forced to make a difficult choice. Will
Aspen choose the woman she loves…or the forest she hopes to preserve…
As Far as Far Enough, Claire Rooney

Collier Ann Torrington, a blue-blooded southern Californian, is running from her family, their money and her
father’s ruthless political ambitions. Meri Margaret Donovan lives on a Blue Ridge Mountain farm and refuses
to see the world beyond her back gate. Their dramatic meeting is only the first of the tests that knock both
women way out of their comfort zones.
Awakening To Sunlight, Lindsey Stone
Set in the center of Amsterdam, this is a tender love story about two women brought together by fate who, while
struggling to come to terms with the painful realities of their lives, discover a future they never dared dream.
Awake Unto Me, Kathleen Knowles
In turn of the century San Francisco, two young women fight for love in a world where women are often
invisible and passion is the privilege of the powerful.
Back to Basics: A Butch Femme Anthology, ed. Therese Szymanski
Seductive surprises from your favorite authors, plus sexy scenarios from the hottest newcomers, equal enough
steamy stories to satisfy your deepest butch/femme desires.
Beach Town, Ann Roberts
Kira Drake lives in the closet to protect her skyrocketing movie career. Controlled by her mother and her
domineering agent, Kira’s love life consists of hidden affairs and short liaisons. But then a location shoot takes
her to Ocean Beach, California-an idyllic seaside town. Away from her mother and agent, Kira savors her
freedom and is charmed by the liberal locals who seem to embrace everyone. Flynn McFadden, a veterinary
student and surfing instructor, quickly catches Kira’s eye, and the women fall for each other almost
immediately. But when Kira’s mother and agent discover their relationship, a plot is hatched to break them
apart. Kira soon realizes she must choose between her love for Flynn and the realization of her lifelong dream.
Beautiful Game, Kate Christie
The brilliant sunshine might be why Cam sees a side of Jess that no one else does on the soccer team.
Beautiful Strangers, Ellen Dean
Rich and beautiful women are drawn together in a twisting tale of jealousy, deceit, blackmail, magic, lesbian
love and longing.
Becka’s Song, Frankie J. Jones
It’s that wonderful time of the year in Christmas, Arkansas, when tourists descend and the little town’s Winter
Wonderful Festival pays everyone’s bills through the rest of the long winter. Lee Dresher’s art gallery will soon
be swamped with consignments and bargain-hunting out-of-towners. What makes this season unlike all the
others before it? Newcomer Becka James, whose pain-filled eyes speak of a loss she won’t put into words. Lee
tries her best to ignore the secretive Becka. But the newcomer seems to be around every corner, in the backdrop
of every painting and the chorus of every lovelorn song on the radio.
Before Out Eyes, Joan Alden
Tragedies of fate and character – this builds a world of family love, care, duty, and courtesy. But watch out –
she is about to take you by the throat.
Behind Closed Doors, Robbi Sommers
Collection of erotic stories.
Behind the Pine Curtain, Gerri Hill
Ostracized from her hometown and banished from her family at the age of seventeen because she is gay,
Jaqueline Keys hitch-hikes to Los Angeles and works nights to put herself through college. Now fifteen years
later-long after she’s written her first best-selling book No Place For Family- Jackie is persuaded to return to

the tiny town of Pine Springs after her father’s death. The quick trip she’d envisioned turns into weeks as she
learns that her father’s business is suddenly hers to manage. And soon she is face-to-face with Kay, the woman
who had been Jackie’s very first crush all those years ago. It doesn’t take long for them to fall back into their
old habits, and soon Jackie is fighting off the same feelings she had struggled with as a teen…
Berrigan, Vicki P. McConnell
A freshman at Bingham college, Berrigan finds Linda…ambivalent Linda.
Beneath The Willow, Kenna White
Childhood friend Sloan McKinley still carries a torch for Paris…A torch that even after twenty-five years still
burns brightly and threatens to consume them both – if only Paris will let it.
Best Lesbian Erotica, Edited by Tristan Taormino
Steamy thought-provoking lesbian sex writing.
Between The Lines, Bobbi Marolt
When romance writer Gail Prescott meets British actor Tannen Albright, she develops feelings that usually only
her characters experience. The answer lies between the lines of what has been written and what might be in this
sensual, touching romance.
Beyond The Breakwater, Radclyffe
Three Women, one tumultuous summer, and a lifetime of changes – another heartwarming addition to the award
winning romances in the Provincetown series.
Beyond All Reason, Peggy J. Herring
Ignoring Trina’s reluctance, Rosalie pursues a friendship with her future sister-in-law.
Bingo, Rita Mae Brown
An avowed lesbian appealing to the funny bones and the heart.
Bird’s Of A Feather, Jackie Calhoun
Just when she least expects it, not one, but two exciting new women walk into her life…and a dramatic change
in Diane’s situation will soon give Joan a chance for a brand new start. A deeply emotional tale of real women
making their way through the real world of love and loss.
Black Iris, Jeane Harris
To all appearances, university professor Caroline Jordan leads a fulfilled life. Steckman, imprisioned for his
brutal rape of Caroline, has been released and is back in Denver, wreaking homicidal horror as he stalks
Caroline once again.
Blind Bet, Tracey Richardson
Two women with nothing in common meet at the blackjack tables…
Bliss, Fiona Zedde
Embarking on a series of carnal adventures with a notorious bad girl as her guide, Bliss opens herself to every
new experience and every taboo. Now, broken and wanting, Bliss decides to spend a summer in her birthplace,
Jamaica.
Body Language, Kenna White
Joanna Lucas is single again, but a trip to Venice to consult on a mosaic restoration will help mend her broken
heart. Most of her two weeks will be free to explore the beautiful Italian city with her friend Deena, but if she’d
known who recommended her for the trip, she might have stayed home.

Borderline, Terri Breneman
After a truck driver nearly hits her and a bigoted judge throws her case out of court, it is no secret Toni Barston
is angry. But when both men are murdered and Toni has no alibi, she suddenly finds herself regarded as a main
suspect. To complicate matters, Toni finds herself attracted to the F.B.I. agent investigating the crime.
Braggin’ Rights, Kenna White
Taylor Fleming is a 36 year old Texas rancher who values her independence enough to keep her life simple-no
strings attached. As partner to her father’s vast cattle ranch, she has enough to keep her busy without taking on a
serious relationship with any of the women who clamor for her attention. When a neighboring aging rancher
begins to fill the Fleming’s life with aggravation, Taylor is forced to confront the old mans estranged daughter,
Jen Holland. But convincing Jen to intervene becomes another task entirely.
Breaker’s Passion, Julie Cannon
Set in the backdrop of Maui, one of Hawaii’s most beautiful islands, two women must overcome their doubts
and apprehensions to discover the true beauty of life – each other.
Breaking The Ice, Kim Baldwin
Set in the Artic Circle, Bryson Faulkneer finds adventure and more when she crosses paths with a sexy bush
pilot.
Brilliant, Ann Roberts
Respected sociology professor Diane Cole has written the definitive book on love, in which every matter of the
heart is neatly explained. The book is much a reflection of Diane’s life-which spins in a smooth, perfect circle.
At Diane’s fortieth Birthday party a beautiful young stranger named Ronnie Frost surprises her with a kiss and
the predictable story that is Diane’s life is complicated when Ronnie appears in one of her classes.
Broken Wings, L-J Baker
A romance from out of this world. In a magical world where being different is the norm, why must Rye Woods
fear for her life if the truth about her hidden identity is revealed?
By Reservation Only, Jackie Calhoun
When Emily learns that her ex-lover has emptied their bank account and maxed out her credit cards, she returns
to her home town to start over again.
Bulldoze Rising, Anna Livia
In a glittering city of water and glass where a high speed youth culture has decreed death for citizens over forty,
a secret congress of ‘ld’ women plot survival. This is lesbian feminist science fiction, an adventure of bonechilling
glee in which male and youth supremacy just might be outwitted.
Butch Girls Can Fix Anything, Paula Offutt
Kelly Walker is known around town as the Fix-it Lady who can repair just about anything. That’s true, except
for the hole in her life left by the death of her lover, Anna.
Car Pool, Karin Kallmaker
Anthea, head of product costing at National Oil and Chemical Company, is successful and closeted in her
comfortable white world. Asian-American Shay is a field geologist determining environmental cleanup
requirements. Will car pool hell turn into a car pool heaven for them both?
Calm Before The Storm, Peggy J. Herring
All is war when love isn’t fair. Don’t ask..don’t tell.

Carol, Patricia Highsmith
Lesbian love story in New York City with happy ending
Cass And The Stone Butch, Antoinette Azolakov
Love story, mystery and lesbian friendship.
Castaway, Blayne Cooper & Ryan Daly
Just sit right back and you’l hear a tale…The women are not only star-crossed, but insect infested and sand crab
bitten. In this irreverent spoof, which focuses on an industry where nothing is as it seems, and no one can be
trusted, all stops are pulled out to ‘get the girl’ – and win the prize. Join them as they discover the best thing
about ‘Paradise’ is each other.
Certain Personal Matters, Vicki Stevenson
The unexpected death of her brother Tony brings Amy Dalton to an Arizona touist town where she meets Dusty
Hardin.
Change of Heart, Linda Hill
In a supermarket check-out line, Cory’s jaw drops when she sees an exquisite face on the cover of a fashion
magazine – a face that looks more than vaguely familiar. Thus begins an all-consuming game of hide-and-seek,
with Julia trying to run from herself and her uncertain future – and Cory willing to risk everything to find her.
Change of Pace: Erotic Interludes, Radclyffe
Where boundaries blur and realities blend – dreams, desire, and fantasies from the other side of midnight.
Chaps, Jove Belle
Eden Metcalf wants nothing more than to flee from her troubled past and travel the open road, until she runs
into rancher Brandi Cornwell.
Charleyhorse, Cecil Dawkins
Charley Burden can rope, herd, and ride her 10,000-acre ranch but managing her relationship with her mother is
much more difficult. A third woman on the scene forms a loving relationship that gives one of these women
strength.
Chasing Love, Ronica Black
Crowded girl bars shady chat rooms, lesbian parties, women’s soccer. You name it and Adrian Edwards is
there, prowling like the fiercest of hunters, focused on a perpetual search for that ever elusive four letter word
called “love”.
Chautaugua, Catherine Ennis
A suspenseful and authentic tale set in the atmospheric bayous and Cajun country of Louisiana.
Cherished Love, Evelyn Kennedy
Stunned and grief-stricken over the accidental death of her lover, Dr. Megan McKenzie has invested her entire
emotional life in the practice of medicine.
Chicken, Paula Martinac
A hot, hilarious look at the drama and trauma of lesbian love, lust, and life.
Cherry Grove, Susan X. Meagher
When Hayden Chandler rented a house in Cherry Grove on Fire Island for the summer she was looking for
nothing more than a quiet place to write.

Choices, Nancy Toder (2)
Novel about love, depicting the joy, passion, conflicts and intensity of love between lesbians.
Chris, Randy Salem
Christopher Hamilton, writer of scientific articles on marine life, has made a success of her career. Her talents
have taken her to exotic places around the world, and soon she will be traveling again – word has come that the
rarest seashell on earth has been found in a South Pacific lagoon.
Christabel, Karin Kallmaker
Financier Dina Rowland’s assignment is to make fashion designer Leo Goranson a lot of money. But the more
she knows of him, the more repugnant his personal life is to her. Not the least inconsequential is his
unbreakable hold on his greatest asset: supermodel Christabel. One touch and the power-and responsibility-of
Dina’s long-hidden heritage threaten to crumble the careful plans she has made for her life.
Claire Of The Moon, Nicole Conn
Every detail of the beautifully erotic, haunting tale of one woman’s journey to herself.
Class Reunion, Linda Hill
Jennifer Moreland decided to attend her high school reunion in the hopes of freeing herself once and for all
from the devastating power of past heartbreak. But when she comes face to face with her first lover, she is
overcome by a rush of desire that threatens to ignite the dangerous flames of rekindled passion.
Clarity, Jocelyn Powers
Through a haze of confusion and doubt, two women search for a moment of…
Cody Angel, Joanne Whitfield
Dana leaves her home in Cody, Wyoming after her hight school lover chooses to get married. Through it all
Dana struggles for self-esteem, independence and love.
Color of Dust, Claire Rooney
More than ready to make a change in her life, Carrie Bowden has discovered a family, received a valuable
inheritance and been handed a chance to start over in a new town, in her own mansion. That the interior of her
new home is covered with a half century’s worth of dust doesn’t daunt her rising sense of adventure. Gillian
Dumfries, the local antique dealer, is among the crew of eager helpers who want the old mansion restored to its
glory days. Constantly begrimed and disheveled, Carrie is still aware that the furniture isn’t the only thing being
inventoried by Gillian’s eyes.
Color of Winter, The, Lisa Shapiro
In a world that glorifies the mind but stifles the spirit, two women struggle to live life on their own terms.
Come And Get Me, Julie Cannon
What would you do if an irresistibly desirable but utterly untouchable woman whispered to you, If you want me,
you’ll have to come and get me?
Comfortable Distance, Kenna White
Used to working out her problems in her work, the successful syndicated cartoonist plans a solo summer
vacation on a houseboat, hopeful that the separation will resolve her doubts about her future with Shannon. But
Shannon’s frequent calls demanding resolution only heighten her turmoil.
Coming Attractions, Bobbi D. Marolt
It’s been three y ears since she’s made love to a woman; three years that she’s buried herself in work as a
successful columnist for one of New York’s top newspapers.

Compensation, S. Anne Gardner
Love and passion collide
Compulsion, Terri Breneman
During a routine interview with a murder suspect, prosecuting attorney Toni Bartson stumbles onto a fabulous
lead into an organized crime operation. Drugs, black marketeering and more-the opportunity to break the
criminal enterprise once and for all is suddenly in Toni’s capable hands. (Third in book in a series).
Cool Side Of The Pillow, Gill McKnight
Angst, conflict, sex and humor…all this and more packed into a tightly written and believable romance.
Cooper’s Deale, KI Thomson
A romantic comedy set in California.
Contractor For Hire, CN Winters
Builder Karen Riggs’ contracting company is failing and she learns her lover is seeing an ex-girlfriend. She
meets Mel but can two women running from ghosts in both the past and the present build a future together?
Course Of Action, Gun Brooke
This is the story of two driven career women who find in each other the one thing success cannot provide –
love. From in front of the cameras to behind closed doors, this is romance at its best.
Coyote Sky, Gerri Hill
Kate Winters, author of the popular mystery series “The Masters”, finds herself in a bit of a predicament-she
doesn’t seem to be able to write any longer. So when her old friend and wealthy widow Brenda invites Kate to
spend the summer in Coyote, New Mexico, Kate decides that a summer in Coyote might be just what she needs
to clear her writers block. Then an unexpected visit by Kate’s girlfriend sends everyone scrambling.
Curious Wine, Katherien V. Forrest
The intimacy of a cabin at Lake Tahoe provides the combustible circumstances that bring Diana Holland and
Lane Christianson together in this passion novel of first discovery.
Cytherea’s Breath, Sarah Aldridge
A many-faceted novel of young passions, of the carefully banked fires of more mature hearts, of women’s
struggles to gain control of their own bodies and to choose the way in which they will live their lives.
Date Night Club, Saxon Bennett
What happens when four friends set upon a quest to find the perfect mate? They’re not giving up…they’re
getting out! Along the way their quest leads them to competitive sports, gay book club meetings, and the
community pride picnic and finally to a gala ballroom dance complete with an online dating set-up. Can each of
these ladies find love and lust in all the right places and discover what it takes to live happily ever after?
Daughters of a Coral Dawn, Katherine V. Forrest
So lovely a world…is surely meant for women.
Dawning, The, Karin Kallmaker
Thirteen years have passed since the fiery explosion that killed seven people and shattered the lives of
thousands more, but Amanda Martin is unable to forgive herself for her part in the tragedy. Deep in the hills of
Arizona, she lets time pass her by, but the torrential rains fail to wash away her pain. During a storm unlike any
other, she goes to the aid if a woman caught in the resulting flood. After a daring rescue that nearly claims both
their lives, Amanda has no choice but to offer the stranger the safety of her Hogan for one night. The next day,

she vows, the hapless woman will be out of her life and she will go back to her isolated, private world of
regrets.
Dawn Of Change, Gerri Hill
Ahcnge is inevitable…when two souls collide
Demeter Flower, The, Rochelle Singer
Clear and sparkly novel, a headlong adventure full of women at our finest, full of love.
Desert of the Heart, Jane Rule
Evelyn looked at Ann, the child she had always wanted, the friend she had once had, the lover she had never
considered. Of course she wanted Ann.
Different Dress, Lori L. Lake
Three women on a cross-country musical road tour.
Diary of a Provincial Lesbian,V.G. Lee
This book juggles very funny encounters with next-door neighbors, Dierdre & Martin, work colleagues like
Tom, who’s thinking of coming out, and Miriam a ‘semi-retired’ lesbian.
Distant Thunder, Peggy J. Herring
When she was very young, Leona Trask’s mother died, leaving her with the task of raising her young brothers.
Leo yearned to be free, to ride the vast empty spaces of the open West and escape the endless drudgery of
running a farm. It was a hard life, and every night she tumbled into bed exhausted to dream of freedom. A kiss
awakens Leo’s inner passion, and sends her on a journey to find Cordy; a journey that is also one of selfdiscovery.
Doublecrossed, Susan X. Meahger
Cheating partners brought Callie and Regan Together. Not as lovers, but as friends supporting each other
through tough times. They slowly realize that they could be more than friends, but each has to get past her
insecurities before they can even try to make that leap.
Dream Lover, Jane Futcher
Kate Paine is a quiet lesbian artist. Ellie Webster is a married socialite used to getting her way. Twenty years
ago they had a brief, passionate affair. Now in their forties, they’ve met again.
Dream Lover, Lyn Denison
Jo couldn’t remember when the dreams began, but they always ended the same way – with her desperately
reaching out for something just beyond her grasp.
Dreams Found, Lyn Denison
Janyne enters Riley’s life and upsets the balance of their world even further. As their friendship builds into
something more, the complications and the truth about Riley’s presence become more and more difficult to hide
Dreams Of The Woman Who Loved Sex, Tee Corinne
Collection of erotic writing for women who love women.
Edge Of Passion, Shelley Smith
When Angela saw Mickey sitting at the end of the smokey bar she was consumed with desire for this cool and
sophisticated woman, and determined to have her…at any cost.
Education of Ellie, The, Jackie Calhoun

When Ellie stays on in the Pine Hill to settle her mother’s estate, Helen jumps at the chance to resume their long
lost friendship, and Ellie, despite reservations, can’t resist.
Electric, Edited by Nicole Foster
Collection of lesbian erotic fiction
Embrace in Motion, Karin Kallmaker
Surfing high on the wave of lesbian chic, author/screenwriter Melissa Hartley is deliciously dangerous. She
knows the right people, goes to all the right parties, and says all the right things. When she meets the quiet,
elegant Sarah MacNeil at a hotel bar, Melissa makes all the right moves to get Sarahinto bed, then makes all the
right promises to convince the usually cautious young attorney to come live with her in San Francisco. Totally
captivated for the first time in her life, Sarah surrounds herself completely. Blinded by the glow of Melissa’s
while white-hot sensuality, is Sarah setting herself up for a total meltdown.
Emerald City Blues, Jean Stewart
When the desperate lives of Reb and Flynn, two lesbian runaways struggling to survive on the streets of Seattle,
collide with the comfortable, yuppie life of Chris Olson and Jennifer hart, the forecast is trouble.
Emergence of Green, Katherine V. Forrest (2)
From the moment she meets Val Hunter, Carolyn Blake’s married life begins to unravel until she is torn apart
by erotic depths she can neither resist nor control
End Of Innocence, William Lawrence
(Pulp Fiction) They were twins – one sister loved as a man and the other lived in unspeakable horror!
End Of The Rope, Jackie Calhoun
Spending time with Meg at the stable is much easier than going home. When Meg is grown from her horse,
Nicky is there to get her help – but Dr. Tina Rodriguez proves to be a wild card.
Endless Love, Lisa Shapiro
Andrea teeters dangerously on the edge of despair…until she meets Gwen Severence – a woman whose strength
and caring will challenge her to make peace with the past.
Entangled, Maria V. Ciletti
When Hayden and Abbey’s paths cross again after graduation, Hayden sees another side of her favorite teacher
and witnesses a deeply personal, more vulnerable woman.
Erotic Naid, The, Edited by Katherine V. Forrest and Barbara Grier
Love stories by Naiad Press authors.
Fantasy, ed. Barbara Johnson and Therese Szymanski
Take an erotic journey through some of the greatest bedtime stories never told. Explore the limitless pleasures
of lesbian sensuality and experience the sizzling secrets that turn friends into lovers…and straight women into
straight to bed women.
Feel Of Forever, Lyn Denison
To the casual observer Felicity Devon’s life seems ideal. She lives on an island off the coast of Queensland and
successfully runs the art gallery that her mother began. She loves her work, her family and her good friends.
And as for love? Well, it’s been 8 long years since Bailey McRae walked away and broke Felicity’s
heart…choosing career and conventional lifestyle over love. 8 long years – and Felicity is finally moving on.
Then Felicity learns that Bailey is returning to the island.

Fifth Stage, The, Margaret A. Helms
Claire believes that the sexy restaurant manager is safely unavailable. But when Rebecca shows signs of
interest, Claire’s past unravels, revealing on immeasurable love and a dark secret.
Finders Keepers, Karin Kallmaker
Vacations end. Real life resumes. Waiting for the phone to ring, Marissa wonders if what she has seen in
Linda’s eyes could have possibly been true. Was it just a vacation romance? Or was she going to end up losers
weepers?
Finding H.F., Julia Watts
Their journey through the heart of the American South awakens both teens to the realization that there is a life
waiting for them that is very different from what they have known and that the concept of family is more farreaching
than they had ever imagined.
Finest Kind of Love, Diana Tremain Braund
32 year old Molly Bean is a popular fisherman in the sleepy coastal community of Gin Cove, Maine.
Admittedly, she hasn’t had the best luck with relationships and the chances of falling in love with any of Gin
Cove’s population are slim to none. Carolyn Stanley, a successful defense attorney from Bar Harbor, has found
that she enjoys vacationing and spending time in Gin Cove. When Carolyn sends her high-speed power boat
careening across the water on an otherwise quiet morning, splashing Molly’s lobster boat and nearly sending
her over-board, Molly finds herself ready to throttle the out-of-towner. The sparks that fly between the two soon
turn to fascination and anticipation of their next meeting as their attraction for each other begins to boil.
Fireside, Cate Culpepper
Mac is a new therapist at Fireside, a dometic violence shelter in rural Birginia. Perhaps she’ll even learn the
identity of the small ghost who’s been following her all her life.
Flip Side of Desire, The, Lynn Ames
Together Trystan and C.J. must overcome their challenges to find the flip side of desire.
Focus Of Desire, Kim Baldwin
There are times when a picture doesn’t just say it all, it changes everything.
Forbidden Passions, MJ Williamz
A secret love scorned by family and society.
Force Of Nature, Kim Baldwin
Nothing for volunteer firegighter Gale McCoy and Erin Richards seems to go smoothly.
Forever, Evelyn Kennedy
Torrie has a great deal to lose. Her parents connot countenance her relationship with Diana. And Torrie has
one other difficulty, so enormous that it will become the overriding challenge to a love so powerful they both
believe it will last…Forever.
Forever and the Night, Laura De Hart Young
Kay Westmore knew from the beginning that getting involved with a woman fifteen years younger was asking
for heartbreak. Now that Stef was leaving her, Kay wasn’t surprised – just heartsick, disillusioned, and
embarrassed by the end of yet another relationship. When her boss, sends Kay on a special assignment, she
welcomes the opportunity- even though the trip will require spending several weeks in Alaska in the dead of
winter. There, Kay works with Lela Newlin and they begin to trust each other. Kay struggles against their
growing attraction, afraid of yet another romantic mess.

Forever Found, Jlee Meyer
When fate takes a wrong turn, even a romance written in the stars can be destroyed.
Forty Love, Diana Simmonds
A chance meeting between two women will soon change their lives forever. And one of them will be forced to
decide how high a price she dares pay for the forbidden embrace of he woman she loves…
Friends And Lovers, Jackie Calhoun
Working at a hardware store while she waits for a teaching position, Danny becomes embroiled in a project
begun by two gay men – a bed and breakfast catering to AIDS patients. She also meets Chris, who makes no
secret of her attraction to Danny. But Danny finds herself drawn to the alluring Maureen.
From This Moment On, PJ Trebelhorn
When faced with the loss of everything you hold dear, you run. After a drunk driver took the lives of her lover
and unborn child, that’s exactly what Devon Conway did. Three years later when offered a business
opportunity she can’t pass by, she decides it’s finally time to return home – even though she’s far from sure of
her welcome.
Frosting On The Cake, Karin Kallmaker
A collection of twelve gal-loving scrumptious short stories.
Fully Involved, Erin Dutton
A love that has smoldered for years ignites when two women and one little boy come together in the aftermath
of a tragic fire.
Girl Back Home, The, R.E. Bradshaw
She knew that she had loved the good-looking blonde and she had broken her teenage heart. Sandy, her crush,
was married now with grandchildren, but she was still a knockout. Jamie finds herself drawn to Sandy, not
knowing if it is residual or real, ignoring the fact that she is still married.
Grassy Flats, Penny Hayes
Fate brings four very dissimilar people together. In Grassy Flats, Idaho, lovers Nell and Aggie wake up warm
and loving in each other’s arms.
Gold Fever, Growing up together, Kate and Ashley used to be inseparable, first as best friends, then as lovers.
Never doubting Ashley’s love, Kate thought their lives were mapped out - which they would always be
together. But Ashley’s family had other ideas. After catching the young lovers together, Ashley’s mother forced
them to separate. Upon receiving the news that Ashley was about to be married, a distraught Kate left home,
vowing never to let anyone get close enough to hurt her again.
Greener Than Grass, Jennifer Fulton
When documentary filmmaker Blair Carroll comes home to the Melbourne, Australia apartment she has
borrowed for a month, she finds a stranger, a young woman, asleep in her bed.
Guarded Hearts, Hannah Rickard
Alyssa Norland is a woman with a past. A secret past, complete with a different name and identity. Now making
her living as a professional dog trainer in a small Michigan town, Alyssa wants nothing more than to forget
about the life she left behind. But someone doesn’t want her to forget.
Gulf Breeze, Gerri Hill

Dr. Carly Cambrige wildlife Biologist, returns to the Texas Gulf Coast to manage the latest Habitats for Nature
project, restoring the woods and wetlands to their natural state. She is devoted to the environmental cause with a
passion usually reserved for a lover-something she hasn’t had since a disastrous love affair ten years earlier.
Having sworn off women and relationships, Carly is perfectly content to live her life alone while she focuses on
her project. She meets a photographer and finds her heart opening little by little.
Halls of Temptation, Katie P. Moore
Heartfelt romance that traces the lives of two young women from their teenage years into adulthood, through
the struggles of maturity, conflict and love.
Hard Times, Blayne Cooper
Together, Kellie and Lorna navigate through an oppressive, hidden world where lines between right and wrong
blur, sexual passion is forbidden but explosive, and love is the biggest risk of all.
Harmony, Karis Walsh
In an eclectic neighborhood in Seattle, two women face a life-altering decision – will they fight the attraction
that threatens their carefully structured lives or take a chance on finding the harmony only love creates?
Hearts Aflame, Ronica Black
This journey in the Arizona desert leads to a life-changing adventure that neither Krista or Rae could have
foreseen and neither will ever forget.
Heart Of The Matter, KI Thompson
Withdrawing from the world, Kate comes to depend upon ellen for far more than she realizes – until the day
Ellen tells her that she is leaving on sabbatical.
Heart On Fire, Diana Simmonds
Jody Johnson is the rising Queen of Country who’s just been outed by the press. Adoring fans and groupies are
fascinated by her cool image and unique voice, but they don’t see the loneliness beneath her seductive exterior.
On tour in the Australian Outback, the Johnson Band bus is marooned at Davanzo’s, a dot-on-the-map truck
stop motel. Also marooned is painter Grace Davanzo. She helps her parents in their restaurant kitchen and
avoids anything that might stir past dark memories. Grace is not charmed by the flirtatious musicians and
definitely not by their leader. Yet there is a spark between them and it could be the one to start a bushfire if they
let it.
Heartscape, Sue Gambill
Burdened by a broken love affair, and a deep sense of alienation from modern American culture. Leslie has
fled back to old friends in Portugal.
Heartsong, Lynn Ames
When Chase Crosley walks into Danica’s field of vision everything changes. Danica is suddenly faced with
questions she’s never pondered.
Helen, Maria Edgeworth
Helen finds her honesty and integrity pitted against the well-meaning but morally ambiguous behavior of her
friend, Cecelia.
High Contrast, Jessie Lattimore
A fascinating, unique journey into female eroticism… and a passionate and unusual love story.
Hidden Desires, TJ Vertigo

A somewhat cranky women to begin with, Cayden Riley really doesn’t much like people. But she does enjoy
working at the rpet accessory boutique, The Fuzzy Belly Deli.
High Impact, Kim Baldwin
No risk is too high, no adventure too daunting…
High Risk, Jlee Meyer
Can destiny bring wo women together no matter how much they resist?
Highsmith, Marijane Meaker
Her memoir – a romance of the 1950s
Higher Ground, Saxon Bennet
Vida, Kirsten, Edie, Laura, Bia and Juliette clashing and loving each other.
Homecoming, Nell Stark
Sarah scrambles to get her life back on track at the university of Rhode Island. Burying her hurt and
disappointment, Sara throws herself into both her classes and social life. But no one she meets is quite as
intriguing as her new – and apparently straight – roommate.
Horizon Of The Heart, Shelley Smith
In a peaceful coastal town ex-model Jenny is trying to reorder her life while she heals the wounds of her past in
the arms of lawyer Anne.
Hot Check, Peggy J. Herring
In an effort to revive her struggling restaurant chain, Alice Collins hires the dynamic Ricky Conrad and her
band, Hot Check, to record a new corporate jingle. Ricky turns out to be as talented as she is drop dead
gorgeous, and the minute her sultry voice hits the airwaves, restaurant sales start to soar-along with Alice’s
purse. Although one look from the singer can turn blood to molten lava, workaholic Alice is determined not to
mix business with pleasure. But as she watches Ricky play those hot licks on the guitar, she can’t help but
fantasize what those strong hands could to a woman’s body, her body.
House on Sandstone, The, KG Macgregor
25 years ago, Carly Griffin left her home town of Leland, Kentucky – sure that it held nothing for her future.
Now weary of living overseas for one consulting project after another, she’s glad to have two months back
home to relax with her aging parents. When she catches a glimpse of her high school friend Justine in the
doorway of her elegant home, Carly is surprised by the warm, familiar feelings that the image stirs within her.
How She Died, Helen Iglesias
Mary had always been in the center of the glittering New York scene. Jean was a friend; a sensitive divorcee
who thought she could help Mary hold on to her sanity in a disintegrating world. And all she wanted in return
was Mary’s husband…
I Came Out For This?, Lisa Gitlin
Girl meets girl and the two of them live happily ever after. That’s how the story goes. At least, that’s how it’s
meant to go. Which is why Joanna is feeling cheated. She didn’t come out ‘til she hit her mid-forties, and now
it’s her turn for true love.
In Deep Waters Volume 1 – Cruising the Seas, Karin Kallmaker and Radclyffe
It’s like no vacation you’ve ever experienced before when these two adventurous authors lure you into deep
waters…where everyone’s bound to get wet.

In Every Port, Karin Kallmaker
Jessica has it all. An expensive condo in the city of dreams, San Francisco. Sex with these women doesn’t
really mean a thing. Then she meets Cat, the alluring young hotel executive who lives across the hall from her
new condo.
In Her Day, Rita Mae Brown
Good and mean and sassy.
Initiation by Desire, MJ Williamz
A journey of coming out and coming together
In Medias Res, Yolanda Wallace
Can two women united by love and divided by circumstance find each other – and themselves – before time
runs out?
Imperfect Past, Jessica Casavant
Boston Detective Jamie Saunders has always held on to hope: that she could find missing children, that she
could stop the predators living in her city, that she could continue to defend and protect as she’ sworn all those
years ago. But now she’s taken on a new case…
Iris, Janine Veto
When Iris and Dee meet in Hawaii and fall in love, they know that this is the relationship they have each been
looking for. All they wish from life is to live together on this island paradise.
Jane Doe, Lisa Girolami
Sometimes a brief getaway where no one knows your name can change your life.
Just Business, Julie Cannon
When Dillon and Callie meet by chance, hey realize each has what the other needs.
Just Like That, Karin Kallmaker
Syrah Ardani and Toni Blanchard clashes smolder with distrust and resentment, but also threaten to light a
completely different kind of fire. Most dangerous of all is the one thing Toni can’t control, the way her heart
reacts when Syrah looks at her…just like that.
Just Say Yes, Judith McDaniel
In Provincetown it’s fun, feminist, salty, gritty, and hotter than the sands at Herring Cove in mid-August.
Just This Once, KG MacGregor
Wynne Connelly and Paula McKenzie begin spending time together and share more than just a kiss. And while
Paula is elated at the prospect of the budding romance, Wynne is alarmed at her loss of self-control. Ever
mindful of the obligations that she must honor back home, Wynn struggles to resist Paula’s fascination and
allure…
Just Yesterday, Linda Hill
Unwilling to be hurt again, Liz reminds herself that she’s seen it all before, believed it all before. Yet her she
was again. Losing herself in the depths of Grace’s eyes. Feeling her fears vanish in the heat of Grace’s arms.
Reliving all of the passion and promises that seemed so real…just yesterday.
Keile’s Chance, Dillon Watson

All Keile knows is on that fateful day in the park she fell for a pair of big brown eyes. Changing her life just
isn’t in her plans. But if she wants a family she has to take a chance, a big one. She could win it all…or lose
everything.
Kinds of Love, May Sarton
Willard is a small town lost in the rocky hills of New Hampshire.
Kiss & Tell, Robbi Sommers
Marla will do anything to get into med school, she tells her handsome woman professor. Anything, professor,
you just name it. The professor just happens to hav something in mind…
Kiss that Counted, The, Karin Kallmaker
CJ is committed to only tonight’s with her body and certainly no tomorrows when it comes to her heart. Katie
has always lived for today while she waits for tomorrow to happen. One kiss couldn’t change all that-unless it’s
the kiss that counted.
Kiss The Rain, Larkin Rose
Fashion designer Eve Harris has it all: perfect career, satisfying single life, and her very own phone sex operator
in her back pocket. Lexi fills the sexual void when Eve’s hectic life leaves no time for relationships –
relationships when has no desire to find.
Ladies, The, Doris Grumbach
In the late 18 th century, Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby defied all conventions of their Irish homeland and
eloped to Wales as a married couple.
Legacy of Love, Marianne K. Martin
What was it about Sage Bristo that drew women to her? Maybe it was the tall, toned body and dndrogynous
good looks. The last thing Deanne wants in her life is a don Juana.
Latecomer, The, Sarah Aldridge
Two women of unlike temperaments and differing backgrounds come to recognize their love fore each other.
Lavender Secrets, Sandra BarretEmma LeVanteur has written off any chance of true love and is focused on her
graduate thesis, when Nicole Davis, a beautiful British instructor, turns Emma’s world upside down.
Leave A Light On For Me, Jean Swallow
A faltering long term relationship moves with anger and love into a passionate and hopeful present…
Legacy, The, Susan X. Meagher
Inheriting a B&B in a great resort town should fill her with joy. But she wants to sell quickly and forget the
circumstances that brought the gift into her life.
Legacy Of Love, Marianne K. Martin
What was it about Sage Bristo that drew women to her?
Letting Go, Ann O’Leary
A successful commercial artist who does business with Laura’s firm, Kate has also done well for her 23 years.
She has brains, looks, talent and a secret crush on Laura. But Laura has no intention of mixing business with
pleasure, especially not with a “baby-dyke”.
Lifestyles, Jackie Calhoun

Kate Sweeney, rejected by her husband for a younger woman, has taken her pain and rage into solitude at a
lakeside cabin. Lesbian Pat Thompson is renting a cabin on the lake…
Light Fantastic, The, LA Tucker
This is a screwball romantic comedy set in a small northeastern town on the shores of Lake Eire.
Lilly of the Tower, Elizabeth Hart
When Agnes Heady is washed up by a storm at the gates of the Netherfield estate, her first impression of it is
one of faded elegance. When she learns that the Masters sister Lily is not dead as all had presumed, she begins
secretly visiting the gentle but troubled woman. Soon Agnes would rather travel the miles to Netherfield than
fend off advances of her suitor.
Lodestar, Phyllis Horn
Therapist Stephanie Scott and Judge Alice Cutter have enough problems with vicious threats to their lives
because of a child custody case decided in favor of a lesbian mother.
Long Trail, The, Penny Hayes
In 1869, school teacher Blanche Bartholomew and dance hall girl Teresa Stark discover an unthinkable love- a
love so forbidden that it is outside every reality of their lives.
Looking For Julie, Jackie Calhoun
When Edie takes Claire home, she gets much more than a cup of coffee.
Love At Last, Kate Sweeney
As her life unravels around her, she meets Toni, a Chicago inspector. Through her humor and compassion,
Toni helps Alana come to terms with her life, her culpability in her failed marriage, and the most wonderful
realization of all – love, at last.
Love In The Balance, Marianne K. Martin
Carpenter Kasey lives a life of work-centered exclusion. Owner of a successful renovation company she hires
Connie to handle her books, and the two quickly hit it off.
Love & Memory, Amy Oleason
Liz Edwars has come to Boston to Rebuild her life from the ground up, and she plans to put all misery behind
her.
Love’s Harvest, Peggy J. Herring
Deep in the heart of France’s majestic wine country, the sun drenched hills and lush vineyards of the Jeton
family estate seem like the perfect setting for a passionate affaire de Coeur. But the life of workaholic wine
master, Nicole Jeton, is anything but romantic. From one harvest to the next, she runs the world-renowned
winery, cares for her invalid father, and bails her no good brother out of trouble, never stopping long enough to
consider her own needs and desires. Until she meets the lovely Camille Cartier…
Love Speaks Her Name, Laura Dehart Young
Love and friendship, desire and intrigue – combined with a perilous journey into the wilderness of Alaska –
spark this exciting sequel to Forever and the Night.
Love’s Redemption, Helen Macpherson
Set against the backdrop of the Tasmanian wilderness, this story follows the rocky lives of two headstrong
women, affirming that sometimes the phrase “and they lived happily ever after’ is often more fairtale than fact.
Love Letters In The Sand, Sharon Stone

Two very different women find they have one thing in common: the possibility of loving each other.
Love on the Line, Laura Dehart Young
Leaving behind the only thing that seems to bring her peace, Kay wonders if she’s making the worst mistake of
her life. Letting go of Stef Kramer, a beautiful, alluring woman determined to win Kay’s heart, plagues her
thoughts. Should it matter that Stef is still in college and 1o years Kay’s junior? What could someone that
young possibly know about love?
Love Or Money, Jackie Calhoun
Lauren has wanted Peg since the day they met, and has been her secret lover for more than two years. But how
long can the passion last in the face of Peg’s inability to make a clean break with the past?
Lovers In The Present Afternoon, Kathleen Fleming
When Lynn meets Ruth and falls deeply in love, both women must make irrevocable decisions about their lives
– and to choose each other is to risk everything.
Love Spell, Karen Karen Williams
As a veterinarian, Kate knows when you look for answers you ought to find them. But the more questions she
asks about Allegra, the more the mystery surrounding her deepens, and the more the woods beyond her home
calls to Kate in ways she’s never felt before.
Loving Her, Ann Shochley
This was the first novel about an interracial lesbian relationship written by a black woman.
Love’s Harvest, Peggy Herring
Deep in the heart of France’s majestic wine country, the sun-drenched hills and lush vineyards of the Jeton
family estate seem like the perfect setting for a passionate affaire de coeur.
Love Image, Valerie Taylor
An exciting and romantic novel
Love’s Tender Warriors, Radcliffe
Two women learn that love is worth waiting for. Drew Clar, ex-Marine and martial arts master, is the new
instructor at the Golden Tiger dojan. Sean Gray is the young psychologist and senior student who threatens to
bring down the barriers Drew has erected around her heart.
Love Of Two Women, The, Jean Vivian
This is a story about tow women’s struggle to escape the bonds of matrimony and gain the freedom to express
their love for one another.
Love On The Line, Laura Dehart Young
A National Park Service Ranger in Fairbanks, Alaska, kay Westmore has all the drama she can handle right
now. She’s about to leave on a dangerous survival mission to Northern Alaska, a mission further complicated
by the machinations of one Grace Perry – an ambitious (and very attractive) government official who’s intent
on running the show.
Love Waits, Gerri Hill
Ashleigh Pence had been the all American high school girl: cheerleader, prom queen…and in love with another
girl. Gina Granbury hasn’t thought about Calloway High in 20 years., but the arrival of the invitation to the
class reunion brings back memories of Ashleigh and the betrayal that drove them apart, Her long broken heart
has never mended, but that’s no reason to go back in time…is it?

Love Shook My Heart, Irene Zahava
Lesbian love stories
Loving Her, Ann Shockley
The intense, erotic novel of a black woman’s discovery of love and awareness in the arms of another woman.
The first novel about an interracial lesbian relationship written by a black woman.
Lunch, Randi Schalet
An insecure but idealistic 20-soemthing lesbian living in Boston tries to hold together an unstable romance in
this sexually explicit novel.
Mada, Kleya Forte-Escamilla
A novel of great beauty and lyrical eroticism, Mada is the exploration of love between two women. Raquel’s
obsession with the beautiful and mysterious Mada draws her into a world of crime, intrigue, and betrayal that
threatens to destroy them both.
Made For You, Geneva St. James,
Julie Bell has recently been dumpted by her girlfriend, Adrienne, and she is not handling it well.
Making Up For Lost Time, Karin Kallmaker
When three love-starved lesbians decide to make up for lost time, the recipe is romance – hot, spicy and mouthwateringly
delicious.
Malicious Pursuit, KG MacGregor
Desperate to protect her daughter, Ruth Ferguson kidnaps her four-year-old and flees Maine in the dead of
night. The young mother has but two days to escape the child abusive father, and to make a new life far from
everyone she knows. That same night, on the outskirts of the nation’s capital, Spencer Rollins stumbles up on a
co-workers murder. Terrified by the scene, she bolts, only to be pursued by federal agents. Agents who might
even be the killers. When their frantic lives collide each women’s fate is delivered to the others hands.
Maybe Next Time, Karin Kallmaker
Music couldn’t soothe the emptiness in her heart. After relinquishing all hope of a life with Jorie, Sabrina
immersed herself in the music and the violin that Jorie hated – blind to everyone and everything, including the
unhappiness that was leading her down the path of destruction
Me@you.com, Ke Payne
As her relationship with Fickle develops into more than just friendship, Immy finds another message board
friend, the sweet and lovely Joey, the perfect person to confide in.
Midnight Melodies, Megan Carter
Eric’s mesmerized attraction to the dynamic Rae – and the rumor of a sealed diary – lights the fuse on a story of
small town society, survival, and secrets.
Mirrors, Marianne K. Martin
Best friends, Jean and Shayna, have each constructed their lives carefully. Jean is the special teacher. Attorney
Shayna is driven heart and soul by a profound and deeply personal sense of justice to help lesbian mothers keep
their kids. Then feelings obscured by friendship catch them both by surprise, emotions too dangerous to name
threaten the single-minded focus each woman has for her work.
Missing Lynx, Kim Baldwin & Xenia Alexiou
Where do you run when there’s nowhere to hide? When a sadistic serial killer known as the Headhunter
resurfaces, a government blunder forces the Elite Operatives Organization into action.

More Serious Pleasure, Edited by the Sheba Collective
Lesbian erotic stories and poetry
More Than Paradise, Jennifer Fulton
When faced with human treachery and the perils of a lost world, two women thrown together in the exotic
jungles of New Guinea become reluctant allies and unexpectedly discover that paradise just might be a place in
the heart.
Moment’s Indiscretion, A, Peggy J. Herring
Unlucky in love, advertising executive Jackie Knovac has had more than her share of unfaithful and unstable
lovers.
Montana Feathers, Penny Hayes
Young and pampered Elizabeth Reynolds fulfills a dream ; to spend a year on her aunt’s ranch in Montana. She
is unprepared for this harsh land of majesty or for Vivian Blake.
My Secret Garden, Nancy Friday
Women’s sexual fantasies
Naked Heart, Jennifer Fulton
An erotic romance. Can two women who trust no one risk all and trust each other?
Never Say Never, Linda Hill
Hurt and angry with herself, Leslie vows never to trust Sara again, and seeks solace in the arms of a seductive
young golf pro. When Sara sees Leslie with her new lover, she is forced to confront her own hidden desires.
Then, a long business trip together turns into an emotional tug-of-war, as Leslie and Sara struggle to control the
raging passions that could bring them together, or tear them apart.
No Rules Of Engagement, Tracey Richardson
With wounded soldiers all around her, Major Logan Sharp doesn’t have time to pamper some photographer
from stateside. Leaving her partner and daughter at home, Jillian Knight is on assignment in Kandahar to record
the heroic work of medical units in war zones. After a single heart-stopping kiss, they do the only thing they can
– say goodbye.
Not Single Enough, Grace Lennox
When Giselle finds a newborn baby in a dumpster she is convinced it’s a sign from a higher power and wants to
keep the child. But her best friend Sandy has other ideas.
Lights In The Underground, Marie-Claire Blais
Night after night through the winter, in a club called The Underground, Genevieve and her friends live out their
loves and their tragedies, apart from the day-to-day life of the city.
Lovers’ Choice, Becky Birtha
Short stories coursing women’s lives and relationships with insight, poetry and intelligence.
Naked Heart, Jennifer Fulton
An erotic romance.
Night Call, Radclyffe
Dr. Tristan Holmes is an expert at two things – high-risk anesthesia and pleasing women. High-stakes medical
drama, life on the edge, and love in the fast lane.

Night Diving, Michelen Esposito
Will Rose take the risks necessary to create the life she wants – rather than the life she thinks she’s ‘supposed to
have’?
Night Lights, Bonnie Shrewsbury Arthur
Jean Valentine is trying to pick up the pieces of her life after her lover’s death. Her beach-house neighbor
Lila’s marriage is breaking up. What will Jean do about her growing feelings for Lila.
No Leavin’ Love, Larkin Rose
Ranch foreman Sydney Campbell isn’t expecting anything from Mercedes , the arrogant fireball she once found
irresistible – least of all a tam heart inside the beautiful body.
Northern Blue, Tracey Richardson
When Miranda falls for fellow police recruit Miki their love affair ignites a firestorm of searing passion.
No Rules of Engagement, Tracey Richardson
Under the pressure of danger and conflict, the intense feelings of two comrades threaten to overwhelm their
good sense, but they follow the rules. After a single heart stopping kiss, they do the only thing they can, say
goodbye. Keeping in touch is not part of the plan, but when their paths cross unexpectedly more than a year
later, abiding by the rules is suddenly much harder than they ever expected.
No Strings Attached, Gerri Hill
Forest Ranger M.Z. Morgan and Police chief Reese Daniels strike a “no strings” bargain. Some exchange of
heat as the long winter sets in seems just what they need to pass the time. So what if it’s the best sex they’ve
ever had? It’s till only temporary. They won’t make mistake sex for more, even if it only gets better, month
after month.
Obsession, Jackie Calhoun
Lindsey thought she was content and comfortable in the things she knew and loved but an attraction to Sarah,
raw and physical, turned her life upside down and her grown children against her.
October’s Promise, Marianne Garver
A Turtle Cove novel.
The golden shores of a beautiful New England lake and the glory of October’s sunsets should created the
perfect stage for falling in love, unless two stubborn women decide to keep the wrong promises.
Off Season, Jackie Calhoun
After the tragic death of her long-term lover, Jenny has kept her aching heart under lock and key. Then she
meets Rita, an attractive woman whose own heart is trapped in a prison of grief and loss.
Old Ties, Saxon Bennett
A love she can’t forget. A passion she can’t deny. A chance for true happiness.
One Degree of Separation, Karin Kallmaker
Marian Pardoo, Reference Librarian for the Iowa City Public Library, would be happy if the woman she’s loved
for years wasn’t married. Marian isn’t prepared for out-of-towner Liddy or the seething passion that erupts
when Liddy enters her meticulously controlled life.
One Summer Night, Gerri Hill
Jo hopes to never see Kelly again, especially when friends warn her of Kelly’s reputation as a womanizer.

On The Wings Of Love, Megan Carter
Will Stacie figure out that there’s more to life than the glitz and sensationalism that she craves?
Once More With Feeling, Peggy J. Herring
Laura meets appealing, enigmatic Robin…and suddenly finds the possibility of a new relationship. A
possibility that intrigues Laura. And completely flabbergasts Mavis…
Other Mrs. Champion, The, Brenda Adcock
Sarah Champion, 55, of Massachusetts, was leading the perfect life with Kelley, her partner and wife of twentyfive
years. That is, until Kelley was struck down by an unexpected stroke away from home. But Sarah
discovers she hadn’t known her partner and lover as well as she thought.
Other Sappho, The, Ellen Frye
A love story
Out of the Fire, Beth Moore
Ann and her partner of ten years have certainly been having a tough time of late…but will Casey’s presence
turn their world upside down?
Out of Love, KG MacGregor
For Carmen and Judith, falling in love proves to be the easy part. Separated from Carmen by miles, economic
class, and a duty to care for her family, Judith won’t allow herself to imagine her life fulfilled.
Outrageous, Sheila Ortiz-Taylor
It’s the seventies. Arden Benbow is a motorcycle riding lesbian Latina poet from LA who has at last received
her degree. Now she’s been hired to teach poetry in a small liberal arts college and administrators have no idea
what they’re about to come up against.
Outside The Flock, Jackie Calhoun
When the fantasy of a life with Gail collides with the reality of starting a new relationship and living with an
unhappy teenager, Jo finds her certainty shaken. And then she meets Laura, the extremely attractive and very
interested veterinarian at the local clinic…
Paperback Romance, Karin Kallmaker
Literary agent Alison has been in love with her favorite author-client for years. Noth that paperback romance
writer Carolyn has ever noticed. She sees Alison as a close, loyal friend.
Painted Moon, Karin Kallmaker
Jackie Frakes and Leah Beck’s relationship becomes increasingly torn by conflict and misunderstanding. The
winter weekend together will surely be their last. Then intervention comes…from a most unlikely source.
Paperback Romance, Karin Kallmaker
A literary agent, in love with her favorite client negotiates a contract for her in which both women must move to
Paris. One falls for a man and the other meets a woman desperate to steal her attention. Do either stand a
chance?
Passion Bay, Jennifer Fulton
Book I in the Moon Island Series. Two women from different ends of the earth encounter destiny, and one
another, on a South Pacific paradise.
Passionate Kisses, Megan Carter

When Taylor Jenkins turned 14 and announced she was gay, her two best friends, James and Sara stood by her.
When James and Sara began dating, Taylor hid her love for Sara and moved on without her. Now, 14 years
later, Sara and James are about to be married and Taylor is trying to deal with the upcoming wedding by
rushing into a new relationship. As Sara and James begin to face the truth about their relationship, Sara begins
to realize who her love interest really is.
Passion’s Bright Fury, Radclyffe
When a trauma surgeon and a filmmaker become reluctant allies on the battleground between life and death,
passion strikes without warning.
Past Remembering, Lynn Denison
An elderly woman has seen a book Asha prepared for a friend’s family reunion and she wants Asha to do
something similar about her own family. Unale to resist the project, Asha soon finds herself moving into the
historic home.
Patience & Sarah, Isabel Miller
Set in the early 19 th century against the backdrop of the puritanical New England farm community, two women
do something unheard of – they live together and love each other.
Pearls, The, Shelley Smith
Hoping to gain full agent status, Harriet Pearl and Bunny Silver accept a major assignment posing as husband
and wife. Join the Pearls on this assignment filled with glamorous adventure and peril.
Perfect Valentine, The, ed by Therese Szymanski and Barbara Johnson
So why not give in? Indulge yourself in the hottest lesbian fantasies ever, and make believe its February 14 th
every day of the year. Compiled especially for you by bestselling authors, this steamy sampler of Sapphic
confections is guaranteed to melt in your mouth…and in your hands.
Phases of the Moon, Julia Watts
Growing up dirt poor in a Kentucky coal mining camp in the 1940’s has made Glenda Mooney hungry for
everything that life has to offer.
Pitifully Ugly, Robin Alexander
Hiding behind the online persona of ‘Pitifully Ugly’, Shannon finds the courage to meet new women and face
the disaster called dating. As her charming personality surfaces, Shannon’s search for the perfect match may be
closer than she realizes.
Players, Robbi Sommers
Ruby meets Markie in the ladies room of the Flowers Bar, in an encounter so passionate that Ruby must find
and have this woman…
Please Forgive Me, Megan Carter
As communication between Laurel Becker and her lover Elaine dwindles, Laurel jumps to the conclusion that
Elaine is having an affair. This only leads to more misunderstandings. Believing that she has lost Elaine for
good, Laurel closes her lesbian bookstore and drives to the coast to start a new life. Will they find a way back to
each other?
Pleasure Planner, The, Larkin Rose
Brianna Hendricks treats love like a commodity to be served up to her clients on demand, but has given up the
search for a true love of her room.
Poem For What’s Her Name, A, Dani O’Connor

Pulling herself out of dating retirement for one last attempt, Doc soon discovers that her sarcastic internet
profile is about to lead her toward a life-changing weekend.
Power Play, Julie Cannon
Business and desire clash in the boardroom
Price Of Salt, The, Patricia Highsmith
Nineteen year-old Therese is engaged to be married. Elegant, sophisticated Carol is married and has a child. In
a New York City department store, Therese looks up from her work to meet Carol’s gray-eyed gaze. From that
moment on the lives of the two women veer irrevocably off course.
Price Of Fame, The, Lynn Ames
Part One of the Kate & Jay Trilogy. When local television news anchor Katherine Kyle is thrust into the
national spotlight, it sets in motion a chain of events that will change her life forever. Jamison Parker is an
intensely career-driven Time magazine reporter; and their lives intertwine.
Promising Hearts, Radclyffe
New Hope, Montana; The frontier might be dangerous, but only if you have something to lose. Can two
outcasts find refuge in one another’s hearts?
Prism, Valerie Taylor
Who said, “Life begins at 40”? For Eldora it began at 60, when she met Ann, a closeted dyke.
Put Away Wet, Susan Smith
An erotic romance
Quality of Blue, Nat Burns
The jaded Larken is determined never to be burned again, but key West sunsets are hot and the passion that
blazes between Larken and River burns ever higher each time they meet.
Question Of Love, Saxon Bennett
Trying to make sense out of her life, Hope decides to spend th summer with Rachel and her two lesbian moms
in their home town of Heroy, New Mexico…
Rainbow Cedar, The, Gerri Hill
As interior designer Jay Burns watches her long-term relationship slowly unravel, she runs into-literallylandscape
designer Drew Montgomery. As their paths cross, both professionally and personally, a friendship
develops, one they each try to maintain despite the obvious attraction between them. But still, Jay is not willing
to throw away an 8 year relationship, even when it becomes painfully obvious the end is near.
Reach, The, Edited by Lilian Mohin and Sheila Shulman
Lesbian feminist fiction
Reality Bytes, Jane Frances
Follow the lives of four friends in a romantic tale that spans the globe and proves that one can cross the whole
of cyberspace only to find love a few suburbs away.
Red Light, JD Glass
When a good faith attempt to render aid, comfort, and compassion goes horribly wrong, leaving Tori sick and
scarred, she must question the validity of her relationships, the ties of flesh and those that transcend it, her faith
in the innate goodness of people.

Reiko’s Garden, Brenda Adcock
How much impact can one person have on a life? When sixty-five old Callie Owen returns to her rural
childhood home in Eastern Tennessee to attend the funeral of a woman she hasn’t seen in twenty years, she’s
forced to face the fears.
Remarkable Journey of Miss Tranby Quirke, The, Eliabeth Ridley
London, 1909; When love enters Tranby Quirke’s life in the form of Lysette, a beautiful 19-year-old student,
Tranby embarks on the most remarkable journey of all.
Rescue Me, Julie Cannon
A downed plane, a fight for survival, and a chance for love.
Resting Place, The, Sarah Aldridge
Delicious romance with suspenseful subplots and slippery sex scenes.
Reunion, Jane Frances
Cathy Braithwaire seems to have it all; good looks, money and a thriving accounting practice. But below the
surface of this successful career woman is a void that just can’t seem to be filled. Toni, Cathy’s best friend and
employee, is desperate to fill that void. She’s fallen for her boss hook line and sinker and will do anything to be
with her, maybe even stretch the rules.
Revelations, Erin O’Reilly
When a shadowy figure emerges from the muddy depths of wter near her boat dock, light begins to creep into
Emma’s lonely existence.
Rhythm Tide, Frankie J. Jones
Despondent after years of abuse, Clara Webster decides to end it all and swims out into the deep waters of the
Texas Gulf. Totally exhausted, she surrenders to the relentless pull of the tide only to feel strong arms wrapped
around her. Struggling to free herself from her would-be rescuer, Clara nearly drowns the woman and ends up
saving her instead. The woman, reclusive artist Randi Kosub, invites her to stay with her for a while. The
women forge a relationship but when Clara’s youngest son is seriously injured she rushes back and her vengeful
husband has no intention of letting her go. Clara is forced to make a devastating choice.
Ride To Remember, A, Sacchi Green
And other erotic tales.
Risky Investment, Beth Moore
Investment analyst Lynn Gregory was used to taking risks. But even Lynn has her doubts when Matt, her best
friend and roommate, asks her to participate in a charade to hide his sexuality from his parents. The plan seems
simple enough-Matt will introduce Chris as his fiancé. All Lynn has to do is back up the story. The charade
seems to be running smoothly as Chris, the straight woman persuaded to pose as Matt’s fiancé plays the part
well. But as the three are thrown closer and closer, other tensions arise and Lynn is forced to decide if she is
willing to make the riskiest investment of all, one of the hearts.
Riverfinger Women, Elana Nachman
What it means to be women and lovers when you are seventeen, with the years just behind and the years just
ahead.
Roller Coaster, Karin Kallmaker
Their first roller coaster ride together may turn out to be only a prelude…
Romancing The Dream, H.H. Johnna

This imaginative tale begins when Jacqui St. John leaves northern California looking for a new home, and
cruises into the seemingly ordinary town of Kulshan.
Romancing the Zone, Kenna White
Coach Ross has no patience for babysitting an over the hill athlete, not while she’s worried about her own plans
to move up the career coaching ladder as quickly as possible. Now in addition to battling the coach, Liz’s world
begins to crumble when the secret from her past returns to Ashton
Romeo Falls, Amy Briant
What happened at the music festival doesn’t stay at the music festival in this irresistible story of a lonely hear, a
red Volkswagen and a love affair that is anything but simple.
Room for Love, Frankie J. Jones
When sexy Texas rancher Beth Harman hires strong tan and ruggedly handsome Jo Merrick to a build a room
onto her remote cabin they both know there’s trouble ahead. Two years after the death of her beloved partner,
Jo tries to resist Beth in order to honor her commitment to the past.
Roommates, Jackie Calhoun
College. Friends. Roommates. More.
Root of Passion, Ann Roberts
When an attractive stranger offers a wild trip to Las Vegas, the choice is clear. Should she or shouldn’t she?
Long used to saying No, Grace is shocked to realize how much she wants to say, “Yes”.
Rum Spring, Yolanda Wallace
Sometimes love doesn’t play by the rules. Rebecca is a devout follower of her Amish faith and a firm believer
in the Ordnung, the set of rules that govern her life in the tiny Pennsylvania town she calls home. When she
meets Dylan Mahoney, however, the rules go out the window.
Running With The Wind, Nell Stark
When Corrie meets vet student Quinn, an enrollee in the summer sailing couse, she senses Quinn’s attraction
and comes on strong.
Run To Me, Lisa Girolami
In the middle of the night Beth takes her favorite running shoes and a flyer for the upcoming San Francisco
half-marathon, and drives to the City by the Bay.
Sacred Shore, The, Jennifer Fulton
Book III in the moon island series this brings together an ensemble cast in a story that combines themes of love
and loss, renewal and spirituality.
Safe Harbor, Radclyffe
As three women struggle to live and love in freedom, they risk their hearts and souls to give one another a safe
harbor.
Same Socks Marriage, Dani O’Connor
Forced to accept the death of her twin sister, Doc must learn that her own existence is not based on her sister’s
identitiy.
Sanctuary, I. Beecham
Cate has only one goal: to crush her professional rival, Dita, and reclaim the future unjustly stolen from her.
The only obstacle is her attraction to the woman she has vowed to destroy.

Saving Grace, Jennifer Fulton
Book II in the moon island series this blends the romance, the lust, the adventure and the intrigue with questions
of self-image, self-esteem, and self-worth, resulting in an enjoyable story with more than enough depth to make
it worth reading.
Say Jesus and Come to Me, Ann Allen Shockley
Evangelist Myrtle Black holds powerful sway over her following – who do not suspect she is a lesbian. In
Nashville, Myrtle meets Travis Lee, a successful singer. To love each other is the ultimate jeopardy…
Sea Hawk, Brenda Adcock
Consumed by the excavation of the mysterious ship, Julia’s relationship with her partner, Amy, has
deteriorated.
Sea Legs, KG MacGregor
Kelly Ridenour couldn’t be happier. She’s leaving the bitter Rochester winter behind and going with new
friends on a fabulous vacation. Even better, her cabin mate is Natalie Chatham, the lovely lady of Kelly’s recent
daydreams.
Sea Of Grass, Kate Sweeney
An unforgettable romance. Professor Tess Rawlins spent the last twelve years teaching agriculture in California,
away from Montana and her heart. When she’s called back to the sprawling Double R cattle ranch and her
ailing father, Tess is thrown back into the world she had nearly forgotten since the death of her brother tow
years earlier.
Seasons of the Heart, Jackie Calhoun (3)
Sarah lay in bed she shared with Fran and wondered what had gone wrong. For 5 years her heart had been so
full of love, but now something else was creeping in-a strange emptiness that left her feeling alone and
desperate. She did not know when it had started, or why. Perhaps it was the shock of her mother’s death, the
frustration with Fran’s mother’s advancing senility, or the stress of her dead end job. Overwhelmed by the
pressures of everyday living and the fear of growing older without the benefit of change, Sarah saw only one
way out. Dreading the consequences, she made up her mind to leave…
Secrets In The Stone, Radclyffe
Rooke Tyler lives a solitary life in a small town on the Hudson River, carving intricate headstones in an
exclusive cemetery for the country’s wealthy families.
Second Chance, Jackie Calhoun
Amy Netzger has found the courage to lay claim to her real self. But separating from her husband has cost her
dearly; her children do not understand ~ and her daughter has rejected her outright.
Second Season, Ali Vali
AS Tully struggles to pick up the pieces of her life in New Orleans, two women add to the complications – Dr.
Kara Nicolas, the woman who stole her wife, and Libby Dexter, the young woman who moves in to assist Tully
with the kids.
Second Verse, Jane Vollbrecht
With Connie on one side and Penny on the other, Gail fears she’s trapped between two women – one she’ll
never have and one she doesn’t want.
September Canvas, Gun Brooke

This is a story of hurt and betrayal, but also of trust and endurance as two women struggle to show faith and
dare to love.
Sequestered Hearts, Erin Dutton
A popular artist suddenly goes into seclusion; a reluctant reporter wants to know why; and a heart locked away
yearns to be set free.
Serious Pleasure, Edited by the Sheba Collective
Lesbian erotic stories and poetry
Sex & Skateboards, Ashley Bartlett
Weston can’t trust Alden, and alden isn’t sure she wants to be trusted. So why can’t they seem to stay away
from each other?
Shared Winds, Kenna White
As the two women work closely together to rebuild the marina, each is caught unaware as something else
begins to threaten their contractor-client relationship. Despite their best efforts, a smoldering caldron of emotion
and desire begins to bubble up through the icy Oklahoma winter…
She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not, Leslea Newman
Love, lesbian-stule. The author dissects lesbian romance with a surgeon’s precision: A college student gets
extra credit in the arms of her English professor.
Shangrila & Linda, Alesia Kunz
A love story that is bubbling and sexy and touching – and abstract. Quite a trick.
Shelter from the Storm, Peggy J. Herring
When Nora Fleming returns home to Stockdale, Texas for her mother’s75th birthday, she faces the decision of a
lifetime. Following her heart, she lets go of her career in Dallas to move back home permanently-to the
sprawling farm and farm house that’s in a sad state of disrepair. Determined to rebuild her family’s home, Nora
finds herself reconnecting with her family’s past and future. And then Darcy Tate re-enters Nora’s life – the
same Darcy Tate who had stolen her heart some thirty years before.
Shower of Summer Days, A, May Sarton
Story of a house and of three people intricately bound to each other, and to the house itself, by a mesh of
memories and remembered passion.
Side Dish, Kim Taylor
She’s funny, she’s attractive, she’s lovable – and she doesn’t know it.
Sign on the Line, Jaime Clevenger
Alexis Getty is a flirtatious delivery driver for a package shipping company in Oregon. Aside from her own
sexual exploits, often involving women she delivers packages to, her world is further complicated with the
conquests of her neighbors and friends. Then she finds a mysterious package that belongs to someone in her
building. Will the quest for the rightful owner lead Alexis to embrace the fact that she is a playgirl?
Silent Heart, Claire McNab
Victoria dreads the sort of aggressive, probing person Reyne is likely to be. Her misgivings prove to be more
than correct.
Silver Threads, Lyn Denison

When Melanie was a shy, confused teenager, she had an incredible crush on Crys, and now feels she made a
complete fool of herself trying to win the woman’s attention.
Sisterhood, The, Sheldon Lord
(Pulp Fiction) Women without men in a forbidden variation of the game of love. The much discussed novel
about “the third sex” that has invaded the world of fashion…
Sister Lost Sister Found, Jeanne G’Fellers
Join Rankil on her journey to find a home where she is welcomed and where love is at last a possibility in this
long awaited sequel to No Sister of Mine.
Side Order of Love, Tracey Richardson
From the author of the runaway bestseller The Candidate comes the story of two women trying to find the right
recipe for love.
Sierra City, Gerri Hill
Can the odd assortment of residents in a small mountain town bring two lovers together? Or will it be Annie
Stone, a woman Chris has grown to admire and a woman Jessie still feels hatred for, that has the power to bind
the two.
Silent Heart, Claire McNab
Victoria Woodson, a highly regarded professor at Sydney University is an authority on erotic writings of the
Victorian era. Her passion for this literature amply compensates for the unfulfilling make relationships she has
dropped from her life. A savvy publisher has pounced on a book Victoria intended for an academic audience.
Victoria is shocked and disconcerted to see The Erotic Muse become a world-wide bestseller. When a lesbian
journalist pursues an interview with her sparks fly…
Silverlake Heat, Carol Schmidt
It turns out that Rhonda is as hot as Laney’s dreams. It also turns out that Rhonda is married. And then some.
Then, a seemingly unrelated and tragic event…a drive-by shooting claims the life of a patron of Laney/s bar.
And from there Laney’s relationship with Rhonda careens out of all control, and Laney is plunged into an
undreamed-of foment of darkness and homicide and passion…
Six of One, Rita Mae Brown
Joyous, passionate, funny right smack on the Mason-Dixon line.
Skin Deep, Kenna White
Jordan Griffin, an attractive and dedicated magazine editor follows renowned journalist Reece McAllister for
her story. Much to her surprise, Jordan comes away with far more than just a story. Will Jordan betray a trust?
Or will she deny her journalistic conscience for love?
Skyscraper, Faith Baldwin
Pulp fiction about career, marriage or romance with a dashing stranger>
Small Packages, KG MacGregor
In this third book of The Shaken Series, KG MacGregor continues the compelling tale of two women who
discover that real love has no limitations.
Smokey O, Celia Cohen
Strife and camaraderie, life on the road and off the field politics, Celia Cohen’s compelling, romantic story of
strong women, baseball and love returns to print with all the players and plays.

Soiled Dove, Brenda Adcock
In 1872m suxteeb-year old Loretta Digby fled her home in Indiana to escape an abusive step-father. Rescued
from the streets of St. Joseph , Missouri by brothel owner Jack Coulter, she turns to the only work available.
Solstice, Kate Christie
In this rich story of long days and hot nights, newcomer Kate Christie follows the collision course of two
women during the summer that changes their lives.
Southern Discomfort, Rita Mae Brown
Tender, bawdy, moving and marvelously funny
Speak Out, My Heart, Robin Jordan
Taking her lesbian lover home to the family…
Split The Aces, Jove Belle
Love is a gamble.
Something to Believe, Robbi McCoy
Ten years later everything – and nothing – has changed. While the path is now clear for them to reignite the old
flame, the time still seems all wrong. Cassie is unable to break through the emotional walls separating her from
both her estranged son and her rediscovered love, while lAluren is overcome with revelations about her late
partner that shatter her belief in destiny and romance.
South of the Line, Catherine Ennis
In Union-occupied Nashville, Faith has taken refuge with her distant cousin, widowed Dominique. Faith comes
to realize her generous benefactor is a passionate woman longing for female companionship and love…
Spring Forward Fall Back, Sheila Ortiz Taylor
Focuses on two women, separated by twenty-six miles of ocean, whose lives are passing through distinct crises.
Stake Through The Heart, Barbara Johnson, Karin Kallmaker, Therese Szymanski, Julia Watts
Anthology of four romances
Starting From Scratch, Georgia Beers
What happens when your life takes an unexpected turn? What happens when you need to protect the one you
love from the one you want to love? What happens when you lose something you never knew you wanted?
Stepping Stone, Karin Kallmaker
When Gail literally lands in Selena’s lap, she suspects another ploy.
Sterling Road Blues, Ruth Perkinson
Not much changes about life at Sterling Road High School until one of Audra’s students, Elizabeth, decides to
tell the school she wants to marry another student, Melissa. Suddenly, what ought to be a simple case of love is
the center of attention in Charlottesville, then Virginia. Then everybody has an opinion about who gets to love
whom.
Storms Of Change, Radclyffe
Life doesn’t get any safer when State Police Detective Carter Wayne takes a sudden interest in Rica, but it dows
get more complicated.
Substitute For Love, Karin Kallmaker

Like most women in dead-end relationships, Holly was used to finding substitutes for love. Like chocolate.
Fun times with good friends. Throwing herself into her work. But throwing herself into the arms of a leatherclad
stranger was never on her list – until now…
Such A Pretty Face, Gabrielle Goldsby
A sexy, sometimes humorous, sometimes poignant, contemporary romance that explores the importance of
looking beneath the surface for what truly matters.
Sudden Death, Rita Mae Brown
With irrepressible wit and candor of the international women’s professional tennis circuit she has created a
moving love story set against this glittering, cutthroat world.
Sudden Death, Jackie Manthorne
Harriet Hubbley, self-appointed sleuth and seasoned dyke from Montreal, has returned home to tie up loose
ends before moving south.
Sugar, Karin Kallmaker
Working and baking night and day to perfect her business and her chances of winning a large bake off prize
Sugar’s not prepared for disaster. Within a few hours Sugar finds out that she has no place to live and no
business to run…and not even a bag of flour or a measuring cup to her name. Her support arrives in the form a
of a hunky firefighter named Tree…
Summer People, Marge Piercy
Three sensual artists live and love through an extraordinary season of change and discovery.
Summer Winds, Andrews & Austin
One soft summer night, with the prairie breezes swirling over her skin like the breath of an inpatient lover,
Maggie has to decide whether to deny her yearnings or ride the wind.
Sumter Point, KG MacGregor
As Audie surrenders her heart to Beth, she begins to distance herself from the reckless habits of her youth.
Survival of Love, Frankie J. Jones
What do you do when you fall in love with your best friend’s daughter?
Suspect Passions, VK Powell
When Syd is slapped with a wrongful death suit, Regan, the most uptight, controlling , and monogamous
woman Syd has ever met, is assigned the case.
Swashbuckler, The, Lee Lynch
Greenwich Village…Provincetown…Travel with Frenchy Tonneau through these gay meccas during the ‘60s
and ‘70s when lesbian life changed forever.
Sweet Bitter Love, Rita Schiano
Susan Fredrickson is a woman of fire and ice – a successful high-powered executive, she is by turns sexy and
aloof.
Sweet Cherry Wine, Carol Schmidt
Lanny Samms is putting her life back together by living on the Los Angeles estate of music impresario Kitt
Meyers and working with Kitt part time.
Sweet Fire, Saxon Bennett

Welcome to Heroy, Arizona the town with more lesbians per capita than any other place on the planet.
Taken By Surprise, Kenna White
When their paths cross in the high-mountain air, city-dweller Leigh is certain she has nothing in common with
rustic mountain woman named Margo. But even the frostiest of hearts can be taken by surprise.
Take Me To the Underground, Renee Hansen
This story explores the vicissitudes of desire with passion and tenderness.
Talk of the Town, Saxon Bennett
Join Saxon Bennett as she introduces us to the sun-baked, over-indulging lives of Gigi, Mallory and their funloving
friends.
Talk of the Town Too, Saxon Bennett
In this sequel to the wildly popular Talk of the Town readers are reintroduced to the characters in this on-going
contemporary saga.
Tamarack Creek, Jackie Calhoun
Finding her lover in bed with another woman, Carly flees in anger and shock but then, surprisingly, feels a new
freedom enter her life.
There Will Be No Goodbyes, Laura DeHart Young
Buddie, who is a radio news reporter in Washington, D.C, interviews high-powered organizer Kate
McGowan…And Buddie’s already complicated life turns a new corner.
Therese and Isabelle, Violette Leduc
Complete text as published in the original, limited French edition. This is the story of a love affair between two
girls in a French boarding school.
Thirteen Hours, Meghan O’Brien
When Dana insists on escorting Laurel from the building, the two women take an elevator ride that changes
everything. Stuck with each other for thirteen long hours after the elevator breaks down, they discover how
wrong first impressions can be – and how right two strangers can feel together.
Those Who Wait, Peggy J. Herring
When Cheryl’s lover Mickey runs off with another woman, Mickey’s sister Elain is quick to offer support.
Secretly in love with Cheryl for years, Elaine hopes she’ll finally have a chance to win Cheryl’s heart.
Three Days, L.T. Marie
Everything can change in three days in Las Vegas.
Tides Of Passion, Diana Tremain Braund
As complications develop, Susan finds herself at odds with everyone – including her new love interest. Will
Susan be able to hold it all together and finally find the one woman who touches her soul?
Tipping the Velvet, Sarah Waters
Riotously sexy epic of lesbian London at the dawn of the twentieth century.
To Close To Touch, Georgia Beers
It doesn’t matter one damn bit that Gretchen is extremely attractive with a voice as rich and smooth as melted
chocolate. It absolutely doesn’t…

To Have And To Hold, Peggy J. Herring
Enter Lorraine Niles, a beautiful single mom with just the right tools to break down the wall around Dorian’s
heart…
To Love Again, Evelyn Kennedy
Friendship between Karen and Joanna becomes passionate attraction. But both women have carefully
constructed worlds to lose: Joanna her long-term relationship with Vicki, and Karen her home and children.
To the Lightning, Catherine Ennis
Chris is a lonely lesbian on a longed-for camping trip with that one special woman. The problem is, she
doesn’t know whether Merry returns any feeling beyond simple friendship.
Tomahawk’d, Diane S. Bauden
This is a coming of age story, full of suspense and twists with characters to love and hate.
Tomorrow’s Promise, Radclyffe
Adrienne Pierce, buffeted by fate and abandoned by love, seeks refuge from her past as well as her uncertain
future on Whitley Point, a secluded island off the coast of Maine.
Touch Of Music, Dorothy Clarke
It had long since daned upon her that she was physically attracted to Rebecca Morgan.
Touchwood, Karin Kallmaker
Twenty-nine-year-old Ryann, betrayed by her lover, flees in grief and rage. She meets rare book store owner
Louis Thatcher, a woman many years her senior, who offers shelter and work…and soon, passion, and a loving
place in her life.
Trails Merge, Rachel Spangler
After a devastating ultimatum from her lover, Campbell Carson returns to her childhood home, Bear Run Ski
Resort, seeking her family’s unconditional solace and support. A budding friendship snowballs toward romance
with Parker Riley.
Training Days, Jane Frnaces
After Kitty’s quickly arranged ‘damage control’ dinner, the passenger – Ally – no longer appears to be a threat.
At least not professionally. But could the very appealing architect end up undoing Morgan emotionally? After
all, she doesn have two very unfortunate qualities – one, she’s Australian, and two…she prefers men.
Travels With Diana Hunter, Regine Sands
When 18-year-old Diana Hunter runs away from her hometown of Lubbock, Texas, she begins an unparalleled
odyssey of love, lust, and humor tat spans almost twenty years. The array of women drawn to Diana’s wit and
body is only overshadowed by Diana’s own versatile capacity for meeting their amorous needs.
Treasured Past, Linda Hill
Burnt out from the emotionally grueling practice of family law, attorney Kate Brennen decides to take a mental
health break and joins a corporate firm. Except for occasional annoyances the change is just what the doctor
ordered. And the substantial salary increase and 9-5 schedule gives her more time and money for her preferred
pastime, shopping for antiques. On one such outing, Kate meets Annie Walsh, owner if the small shop,
Treasured Past. Although she’s barely making ends meet, Annie finds struggling to keep her shop open
preferable to dealing with the turmoil of her personal life. The women become friends and before long they are
sharing much more than their passion for antiques.
Triple Exposure, Jackie Calhoun

Passionately involved with old friend Beth Forrester, Nicky Hennessey must face the painful truth that Beth is
unwilling, and perhaps unable, to leave her marriage.
True Love, Jennifer Fulton
The one constant in Rosie Brooke’s life is her meeting every Wednesday with Zoe, Nicole, Julia, Caroline, and
Anne – stylish, intelligent, professionally successful women.
Turn Back Time, Radclyffe
Two women with nothing in common but a shared passion for surgery clash at every opportunity, especially
when matters of the heart are suddenly at stake.
Turning Point, Lara Zielinsky
It’s Hollywood . Actresses hate getting passed over. Cold shoulders are common. Petty sniping is part of the
fabric of the place, but it takes two to fight.
Twenty-Four Days, Janet Albert
Miranda fights valiantly to avoid Jamie and the unwanted attraction that seems to have a will of its own. She is
strong and determined…but a lot can happen on a twenty-four day cruise.
Two Old Women, Velma Wallis
Based on an Athabascan Indian Legend, this is the suspenseful, shocking, ultimately inspirational tale of two
women abandoned by their tribe during a brutal winter famine.
Two Weeks in August, Nat Burns
Nina’s new home on Chincoteague Island would be perfect but for the blight of Hazy’s perpetual rudeness. The
island’s other inhabitants welcome her back as a prodigal daughter of the community and the idyllic summer
breeze soothe her wounded heart. All she wants is peace, quiet and her books. Hazy’s experience with beautiful
women like Nina is that they’re easily bored and always looking for something better.
Uncertain Companions, Robbi Sommers
Veronica cannot fathom her deepening attraction to lesbian Amanda. Neither can Jason, Veronica’s baffled and
angry husband.
Uncross My Heart, Andrews & Austin
When radio talk show diva Vivienne Wilde launches a media attack on Claridge Seminary, the chancellor
orders Dr. Alexandra Westbrooke to make this “Wilde woman” cease and desist.
Uncommon Emotions, Lynn Galli
Not in the habit of kissing women, Joslyn tries to brush off the unintentional mistake. But before long, she’s
forced to examine the rush of emotions that accompanied the kiss.
Under The Southern Cross, Claire McNab
In the Australian Outback two women from different continents, with different values collide with spectacular
results
Unforgettable, Karin Kallmakern
Is true love hidden in the moments we can’t stop remembering…or in those we choose to forget? There is
nothing like a high school reunion to bring old times flooding back…
Unknown Mile, The, Jaime Clevenger
On the surface, Kelly’s world seems pretty normal. But the truth is, it’s getting more and more complicated by
the moment. A confident and engaging martial arts instructor, Kelly isn’t quite prepared for the changes that are

about to happen in her world. First there’s Shannon, the woman in the Army reserves who has Kelly in a tightly
wound sexual relationship fueled by their fresh lust. Then there’s her growing fascination with Gina, a rookie
cop who just happens to be Shannon’s best friend….
Unusual Company, Margaret Erhart
Fanny and Claire meet in the children’s department of Rizzoli’s bookstore in New York City, and 22-year-old
Fanny knows immediately that she’s in unusual company.
Up, Up and Away, Catherine Ennis
Sarah is a Certified Video Specialist and balloon pilot. Margaret Paige is a federal attorney. Both are on the run
from a notorious gangland boss Vinnie Scalio.
Vera’s Still Point, Ruth Perkinson
Out of nowhere there is a new member of the faculty – Frankie Bourdon – and ex-Navy pilot who left the
military to teach high school and to try and change the public school’s curriculum by adding homosexual sex
education.
Voices of the Heart, Frankie J. Jones
One thing after the other happens, forcing Erin to break away from the woman of her dreams. Can Erin and
Ashley find a way to be together? Will Erin ever find the key to happiness?
Watermark, Karin Kallmaker
Teresa’s first encounter with advertising executive Rayann begins badly and goes downhill from there. The
even changes the course of Teresa’s life – she abandons the corporate world for what she hopes is a more
satisfying career in fine arts management.
Waltzing at Midnight, Robbi McCoy
Newcomer Robbi McCoy tells a passionate coming of age story about a mature woman whose life is only the
beginning. Full of surprises and difficult choices, Waltzing at Midnight is a heartfelt, endearing story about a
woman we all know and the love that transforms her life.
Way Life Should Be, The, Diana Tremain Braund
Jennifer Ogden leaves her unfaithful partner and accepts a job in the small town of Bailey’s Cove, Maine. The
close-knit townspeople consider anybody who’s lived here less than ten years to be an outsider, and that’s fine
with Jennifer. The last thing she wants is to get close to anybody. But when a woman’s heart has been broken,
it takes an extraordinary lover to strip away the pain of the past and teach her the true meaning of love…
Wednesday Nights, Camarin Grae
Not one but three people pick Lyla out of the lineup, claiming she was at three different Wednesday night crime
scenes involving rapists.
Well of Loneliness, The, Radclyffe Hall
Classics Story of lesbian love
When Love Ain’t Enough, Vivian M. Kelly
Casey Banks happiness is short lived when she learns that Jade has a man! Devastated by the betrayal and
Jade’s reluctance to commit she falls prey to the seduction of another woman.
When Love Finds a Home, Megan Carter
Anastasia “Anna” Pagonis could never have anticipated how dramatically her life would be changed when a
frigid February evening leads to a frightening encounter in a San Antonio office parking complex. Anna’s
escape is assisted by two reluctant women who come to her rescue. When a twist of events brings Rona and her

friends into Anna’s life, a comfortable routine is established. Then a series of events cast doubt between them
and causes Anna to make a hasty decision. What will it take for Anna and Rona to find their way backto each
other again?
Wicked Good Time, Diana Tremain Braund
As a cop, she was trained to take control of every situation. As a woman, she couldn’t control her runaway
heart.
Wild One, The, Lyn Denison
Released on parole, Quinn needs a job – and Rachel needs a hired hand. Rachel knew that helping Quinn would
cause an uproar among her neighbors, but she never expected the dizzying upheaval in her own heart.. or how
Quinn’s wild yearnings would changer her life forever…
Wild Things, Karin Kallmaker
Rich, handsome attorney Sydney Van Allen is a rising star on the political horizon. Lovely professor Faith
Fitzgerald is a dedicated scholar and award-winning author. Thrown together by fate, these strong, independent
women find themselves impassioned by a dangerous longing that threatens the very foundations of their
carefully constructed lives and compels them to surrender – body and soul!
Window Garden, Janet E. McClellan
Sally puts an ad in the paper hoping against hope that a good man will turn up to help with another hectic year
of farming. To Sally’s surprise, her ad is answered…by a woman.
Winds Of Heaven, Kate Sweeney
A heartwarming, tender romance that will change lives forever
Omen & Fiction, Edited by Susan Cahill
Short stories by and about women
Woman In The Mirror, Jackie Calhoun
Her girlfriend wants to move in, but Josey is all too willing to use her niece Annie as an excuse to keep Ellen at
bay.
Woman’s Touch, A, Edited by Cedar and Nelly
An anthology of lesbian eroticism and sensuality for women only.
Writing My Love, Claire McNab
Vonny Smith is the author of best-selling romance novels. Vonny’s editor has been planning her strategy to
win Diana’s love.
Wrong Turns, Jackie Calhoun
Her long-anticipated return to the lake of her childhood results in an uncomfortable tie to a woman Callie is not
sure she wants to call a friend.
Waiting In the Wings, Melissa Brayen
As two women grow closer onstage and off, they must learn ow to fit each other into a demanding lifestyle full
of unexpected twists and difficult decisions.
Way Life Should Be, The, Diana Tremain Braund
When a woman’s heart has been this broken, it takes an extraordinary lover to strip away the pain of the past nd
teach her the true meaning of love.

Wedding Party, The, Tracey Richardson
It’s a dizzying, exhilarating week of discovery, passion and surprises, and no one knows where the spinning
wheel of love will stop.
When Dreams Tremble, Radclyffe
In upstate New Yourk two women whose lives turned out far differently than they’d once imagined discover
that sometimes the shape of the future can only be found in the past – and love is strongest when dreams
tremble.
When Love finds A Home, Megan Carter
When a twist of events brings Rona and her friends into Anna’s life, a comfortable routine is established.
Whiskey And Oak Leaves, Jaime Clevenger
Two become quick friens and it isn’t long before Meg is looking for more than just a friendship.
Wild Abandon, Ronica Black
Dr. Changler Brogan’s favorite things start with the letter S: Speed, Sex, and as she soon discovers when a cop
pulls her over on her motorcycle for reckless driving – Sarah.
Winds Of Fortune, Radclyffe
They have nothing in common except a shared legacy of betrayal by those they’d trusted the most, and an
impossible attraction they would both prefer to ignore.
Wish List, Saxon Bennett
For twenty years, Maggie has kept her true feelings for Celia a secret – even from herself. Newly widowed, she
is finally free to acknowledge the unspoken wishes of her heart.
Woman In the Mirror, Jackie Calhoun
This is a compelling, contemporary story of a very non-traditional family and the curves that life is throwing
their way.
Women’s Studies, Julia Watts
It is the fall semester of 1990, and three students – all with the first name of Elizabeth – are on the roll for
Professor Angela Rivers’ Women in Literature course at William Blount University.
Worth The Risk, Karis Walsh
From the boardroom to the show ring in Portland, Oregaon, Jamie and kate routinely face uncertainty and
challenge in their careers but never in romance.
Writing My Love, Claire McNab
Somehow Vonny believes she will be able to woo Diana through her writing…and soon sets about to do just
that.
Wrong Turns, Jackie Calhoun
This is a down-to-earth story of a woman struggling to find the right path – and the right woman – to finally
make sense of her life.
X, JD Glass
In a fast-paced, cyberpunk world of love, betrayal, political intrigue, sex, and surfing, two women must decide
to live by the code, even if it means making the ultimate sacrifice.

Yellowthroat, Penny Hayes
During the gold rush days in New Mexico, Margarita Sanchez avenges the murder of her husband by becoming
a daring bandit. Forced to take Julia Blake hostage, Margarita discovers the unthinkable, a sexual attraction to
another woman.
Yesterday’s Lessons, Sharon Isabell
The author’s mother told her that everyone had something that someone could say something about – and she
does.
You Light The Fire, Kristen Garrett
Sexy, spicy, and side=splittingly funny.
Yours For The Asking, Kenna White
Old memories are sharply painful with Kelly under her roof. With the inn full, Lauren’s patience and contraol
is stretched to the limit.
Virago, Karen Marie Christa Minns
This is an eerie, erotic tale to be read only with the shades tightly drawn.
• LESBIAN – SCIENCE FICTION
Aftershocks, Jess Wells
Trout, is businesswoman and organizer extraordinaire. She has everything under control: a procedure for every
task. Until the earthquake. The aftershocks ripple through the lives of Trout, her partner Patricia and stepdaughter
Beth, and their friends and neighbors.
Burning Water, Mercedes Lackey
Diana isn’t sure her powers are strong enough to take on those of a risen Aztec god, but she has no choice. As a
Guardian, she is sworn to protect mankind, even at the cost of her own life. Luckily, she does not stand alone.
Mark Valdez is more than just a cop. And Tezcatlipoca is not the only Aztec god walking in the world.
Children Of The Night, Mercedes Lackey
A Diana Tregarde investigation: Luckily, Dave has a friend who takes what’s happening to him very seriously.
Diana Tregarde is a practicing witch and a Guardian of the Earth. It’s her job to keep an eye on innocents like
Dave and make sure they stay out of trouble and don’t become someone’s lunch.
Clicking Stones, Nancy Tyler Glenn
Seven-year-old Erica stumbles into a mystical place where a mysterious old woman gives her a stone. A
clicking stone. Striking it against any other stone causes both to flare into incredible brilliance. Except not
everyone can see the brilliance.
Clouds of War, Diana Rivers
The Handra have found refuge in Zelindar, the spectacular city they built by the sea. But the greed and jealousy
of the powerful Zarns threaten Zelindar and the Hadra’s very existence. Three untested women hold Zelindar’s
fate in their hands. Together they challenge the united power of the Zarns, determined to stop them from
destroying Zelindar. No matter the cost.
Daughters Of A Coral Dawn, Katherine V. forrest
The sky begins to shimmer with the silver of brilliant star clusters, the eerie radiance of red and blue
fluorescence…
Door Into Ocean, A, Joan Slonczewski

Shora. The watery world of women who “share” their language, their lives, even their reproduction. Weavers
of seasilk and mystery, their culture is based on the highest ethical evolution.
Drifting At The Bottom Of The World, Auden Bailey
A glimpse into Antarctica, a mythical place few people have ever seen. Employing magical realism the author
illuminates the enduring grip of the world’s most remote continent and immerses us in a quirky, compelling
universe that will haunt our imaginations long after we have finished reading this engaging first novel.
Dynasty Of Rogues, Jane Fletcher
The Celeano series. Ranger Riki Sadiq is known as a troublemaker, and in the close knit heretic community, a
bad name is hard to lose.
Edgewise, Camarin Grae
Jude visits her dying friend Rosalie, whose disposition of her vast property is awaited by several concerned
factions – including the inhabitants of nearby Circle Edge, a secluded and mysterious feminist community.
Hadra, The, Diana Rivers
This third book in the critically acclaimed series chronicles the further adventures of that fiercely proud tribe of
women, the Khal Hadera Lossien.
Heartstone & Saber, Jacque Singleton
One can almost hear the sabers clash in this rousing tale of good and evil and passionate love, of warrior
queens, white witches and sorcerers.
In the Blood, Lauren Wright Douglas
America, accidental victim of biological warfare, is under forcible quarantine. In a primal struggle for survival
and safety, Hart and Sandoval find themselves caught in a web of treachery, kidnapping, even murder.
Journey To Zelindar, Diana Rivers
The personal account of sair of Semasi
Paz, Camarin Grae
Paz didn’t like the way the world was. Because she could she made another.
Priorities, Lynda Lyons
A suspenseful, intriguing tale of the future…
Raging Peace, The, Artemis Oak Grove
Volume One of the Throne Trilogy. Leslie is beautiful and lonely. Ryan has love locked behind the
impenetrable doors of her grief. They find each other, but Leslie’s friends fear she will become another victim
of Ryan’s destructive temper.
Rebel’s Quest, Gun Brooke
Book Two of Supreme Constellations. On a world torn by war, two women discover a love that defies
boundaries, challenges allegiances, and that just might mean the survival – or destruction – of all they hold dear.
Stranded, Camarin Grae
Amy is more than a little startled to meet Jenna. Because Jenna has taken up residence in Amy’s mind. And
because Jenna is from the planet Allo.
Winged Dancer, The, Camarin Grae
A dying man asks Lesbian feminist Kat Rogan to deliver a coded message to his sister in South America. Thrust
into an incredible adventure, Kat is framed for murder and sent to Solera Women’s Prison.

Women Who Walk Through Fire, The, Volume 2, Edited by Susanna J. Sturgis
Women’s fantasy and science fiction anthology
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Addiction And Recover In Gay And Lesbian Persons, Robert J. Kus, RN, Ph.D
Here is an introduction to research and work being done in the fields of gay and lesbian chemical dependency.
AIDS, The Ultimate Challenge, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
The author, renowned for her work with the terminally ill, raises serious social and moral issues surrounding
AIDS.
AIDS And Its Metaphors, Susan Sontag
This is a consideration of the metaphors and attitudes with which this illness is encumbered and distorted.
Aimee & Jaguar, Erica Fischer
A love story, Berlin 1943
And Then I Met This Woman, Barbee J. Cassingham, Sally M. O’Neil
Previously married women’s journeys into Lesbian relationships
Are you Girls Traveling Alone? Marilyn Murphy
Adventures in lesbianic logic
Assaults & Rituals, Sandy Boucher
Collection of stories
As We Are, Don Clark, Ph.D.
This clinical psychologist who has specialized in helping lesbians, gay men, and those who love them, creates a
clear picture of where we have been, where we are going, and emphasizes the vital importance of being as we
are.
Beloved Sisters And Loving Friends, Edited with commentaries throughout by Farah Jasmine Griffin
Letters from Rebecca Primus of Royal Oak, Maryland, and Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut, 1854-1868.
Between Friends, Edited by Mickey Pearlman
Writing women celebrate friendship
Between Mom And Jo, Julie Anne Peters
Nick’s emotional struggle to redefine his relationships with his lesbian parents will remind readers that a
family’s love can survive even the most difficult times. He happens to think he has the greatest moms ever, but
everything changes when his birth mom and her wife start to have marital problems.
Between Women, Luise Eichenbaum and Susie Orbach
Love, envy, and competition in women’s friendships
Burst of Light, A, Audre Lorde
Essays
Cancer Journals, The, Audre Lorde

Grief, terror, courage, the passion for survival and far more than survival, are here in the personal and political
searchings of a great poet.
Claiming An Identity They Taught Me To Despise, Michelle Cliff
Explores densities of color and sexuality with a language that is sweet and strong
Codependent No More, Melody Beattie
How to stop controlling others and start caring for yourself.
Collective Visioning, Linda Stout
How groups can work together for a just and sustainable future.
Come Out and Win, Sue Hyde
Organizing yourself, your community, your world
Confronting Homophobia, Bernice Goodman
Notes on creating a lesbian community
Coming Out of the Classroom Closet, Edited by Karen M. Harbeck, PhD, JD
Gay and Lesbian Students, Teachers and Curricula
Coming Out To Parents, Mary V. Borhek
A two-way survival guide for lesbians and gay men and their parents
Considering Parenthood, Cheri Pies
An aid in the process of parenting information gathering for lesbians, gay men, and anyone considering
parenthood.
Counseling Lesbian Women and Gay Men, A. elfin Moses and Robert O. Hawkins, Jr.
A life-issues approach.
Descent of Woman, The, Elaine Morgan
Bestseller about the sexual evolution of the human race. Was woman merely the mate of Man-the-Hunter or
was she the primary evolutionary force?
Diamonds Are A Dyke’s Best Friend, Yvonne Zipter
Reflections, reminiscences, and reports form the ball field on the lesbian national pastime.
Different Daughters, Edited by Louise Rafkin
Twenty-five mothers of lesbians come together to trace the growth of their relationships with their daughters.
Different Daughters, Marcia M. Gallo
History of the daughters of Bilitis and the rise of the lesbian rights movement.
End Of Innocence, William Lawrence
They were twins – one sister loved as a man and the other lived in unspeakable horror!
Erotic Minorities, The , Lars Ullerstam, M.D.
A sexual bill of rights.
Essential Guide to Lesbian & Gay Weddings, The, Tess Ayers and Paul Brown
Complete guide includes a historical look at gay and lesbian unions and practical advice on various topics.

Families Like Mine, Abigail Garner
Children of gay parents tell it like it is. Both practical and deeply personal, this provides an invaluable insider’s
perspective for LGBT parents, their families, and their allies.
Families Like Mine, Abigail Garner
Children of gay parents tell it like it is. Both practical and deeply personal, this provides an invaluable insider’s
perspective for LGBT parents, their families, and their allies.
Female Homosexuality, Frank S. Caprio, M.D
A psychodynamic study of lesbianism, 1954
Feminism in the ‘80’s, Charlotte Bunch
Speech – keynote address given at the second Lesbians Colorado conference in Denver, 1980.
Feminist Dictionary, A, Cheris Kramarae, and Paula A. Treichler
This is a dictionary with a difference. It places women at the center of language and uses definition and
quotation to take us on a fascinating journey through the development and use the English language from
diverse feminist perspectives.
Forgotten Children Of The AIDS Epidemic, Edited by Shelley Geballe, Janice Gruendel, and Warren
Andiman
Pioneering and practical, the book presents an action agenda and resource directory for our nation’s
policymakers as well as for parents and those who work with children in both formal and informal settings.
For Lesbian Parents, Suzanne M. Johnson, Ph.D. & Elizabeth O’Connor, Ph.D.
Guide to helping families grow up happy, healthy, and proud.
From The Closet To The Courts, Ruth Simpson
A courageous description of what it means to be a lesbian.
Gay American History, Jonathan Katz
A documentary of lesbians and gay men in the USA. A pioneering collection of turbulent chronicles – a
startling new perspective on the nation’s past – with the heterosexual attitudes of the era.
Gay and Lesbian Literary Heritage, The, Edited by Claude J. Summers
A reader’s companion to the writers and their works, from antiquity to the present.
Gay Marriage, Jonathan Rauch
Why it is good for gays, good for straights, and good for America
Gay Parenting, Joy Schulenburg
A complete guide for gay men and lesbians with children. Among the issues covered are; adoption, foster
parenting, artificial insemination, co-parenting, coming out to your children, dealing with friends, family, and
lover, preparing for custody battles.
Gay Portraits
A book of postcards
Gays, Lesbians & Family Values, Elizabeth A. Say, Mark R. Kowalewski

This book is an open-hearted illustration of how gays and lesbians have constructed pluralistic family values
filled with love, care, and humor despite the virulent bigotry and ignorance of those extremists who claim
restrictive definitions of family.
Gay Relationships, Tina Tessina, Ph.D.
For Men and Women. How to find gay relationships, how to improve them, and how to make them last.
Gay Report, The, Karla Jay & Allen Young
Lesbians and gay men speak out about sexual experiences & lifestyles
Gay Teenager, The, The High School Journal Volume 77, Nos. 1 & 2
October 1993 – January 1994. Eighteen articles dealing with gay, lesbian, bisexual youth
Gender Roles, Linda L. Lindsey
Sociological perspective.
Gertrude Stein, The Autobiography of, Alice B. Toklas
Girlfriend Number One, Edited by Robin Stevens
Lesbian Life in the 90s
Glossary Of HIV/AIDS-Reltated Terms
Published by the Treatment Information Service in 1997
Goddesses In Every Woman, Jean Shinoda Bolen, MD; forward by Gloria Steinem
This psychoanalyst believes that an understanding of inner patterns and their interrelationships offers
reassuring, true-to-life alternatives that take women far beyond such restrictive dichotomies as
masculine/feminine, mother/lover, and careerist/housewife.
Grapevine, The Jess Stearn
A report on the secret world of the lesbian
Guide To Gracious Lesbian Living, Edited by A. Franz
Each author, equipped with her particular experience and perception of what it means to be charming, generous
of spirit and marked by kindness and courtesy, defines that graciousness herein.
Home Fronts, Edited by Jess Wells
Controversies in nontraditional parenting
Homophobia, Byrne Fone
A history that successfully records a portion of the often elusive past of a largely invisible and highly vilified
minority.
Homosexual Alcoholic, The
A Hazelden pamphlet. Alcoholic Anonymous’s message of hope.
Homosexual Matrix, The, C.A. Tripp, Ph.D.
This prominent psychologist and psychotherapist explores the range of homosexuality using latest (1975) finds
of sex research, cross-cultural studies, and his onw observations.
Hot-Eyed Moderate, A, Jane Rule

The author’s frank opinions on how sexuality evolves among lesbians and gay men, censorship, homosexual
attitudes toward aging may sometimes shock.
How To Make The World A Better Place For Women In Five Minutes A Day, Donna Jackson
Essential handbook provides resources and actions that will give women a sense of empowerment…
Images In The Dark, Raymond Murray
An encyclopedia of gay and lesbian film and video
In Search Of Gay America, Neil Miller
Women and men in a time of change
Intimate Wilderness, An Edited by Judith Barrington (2)
Lesbian writers on sexuality
I’ve Always Meant To Tell You, Edited by Constance Warloe
Letters to Our Mothers, An anthology of contemporary Women Writers
Jesus Acted Up, Robert Goss
A gay and lesbian manifesto. Gay activist and former Jesuit priest Robert Goss unites a celebration of
“queerness” with liberation theology to challenge the homophobia of the churches.
Joy of Lesbian Sex, The, Dr. Emily L. Sisley and Bertha Harris
A tender and liberated guide to the pleasures and problems of a lesbian lifestyle
King Kong Theory, Virginie Despentes
Using her own experience of rape, prostitution, and working in the porn industry as a jumping-off point, she
makes the bold, stinging point that when it comes to sex today, everyone is in trouble.
Last Generation, The, Cherrie Moraga
In this highly politicized and intensely personal work, the author bravely and eloquently argues for a
reconceptualization of gender, sexuality, race, art, nationalism, and the politics of survival through prose and
poetry.
Lavender Screen, The, Boze Hadleigh
Gay and Lesbain Films stars, makers, actors and critics
Lesbian Almanac, The, Compiled by The National Museum & Archive of Lesbian and Gay History
The most comprehensive reference source of its kind.Facts, figures, statistics, slang and symbols, timeline of
historical events…
Lesbian and Gay Marriage, Edited by Suzanne Sherman
Private commitments, public ceremonies
Lesbian Couples, D. Merilee Clunis and G. Dorsey Green
Guide for lesbians that describes pleasures and challenges of being part of a couple relationship.
Lesbian Couples Guide, The, Judith McDaniel
Offers an insightful, commonsense exploration into both the practical and emotional dimensions of being a
lesbian couple in today’s society.
Lesbian Erotic Dance, The, JoAnn Loulan

Butch, femme, androgyny, and other rhythms. JoAnn Loulan explores what happens when all lesbians try to be
the same and what we can learn from exploring differences.
Lesbian Ethics, Toward New Value, Sarah Lucia Hoagland
Essays
Lesbian Family Life Cycle, The, Suzanne Slater
Joys and stresses common to lesbian families and provides a five-stage model of the development of lesbian
couple relationships, from formation trough old age and death.
Lesbian Health Matters! Mary O’Donnell, Val Leoffler, Kater Pollock, Ziesel Saunders
Santa Cruz Women’s Health Collective publication
Lesbian Images, Jane Rule
A remarkable study of the lives and works of twelve well-known lesbian writers including Gertrude Stein,
Colette, Willa Cather, Elizabeth Bowen, and others.
Lesbain in Literature, Barbara Grier
Writers and their photographs
Lesbian Love Advisor, Celeste West
The sweet and savory arts of lesbian courtship
Lesbian Nation, Jill Johnston
The feminist solution. Moving personal narrative
Lesbian Path, The, Edited by Margaret Cruikshank
A rich collection of lesbian lives
Lesbian Peoples, Monique Wittig and Sande Zeig
Material for a dictionary – humanities
Lesbian Primer, The, Liz Diamond
Lesbianism 101 to dispel some myth-conceptions and promote an understanding of lesbian lifestyle and culture
in a unique way.
Lesbians at Midlife: The Creative Transition, Edited by Barbara Sang, Joyce Warshow, Andrienne J. Smith
Anthology of reflection pool of lesbian courage, creativity and vitality
Lesbian In Literature, The, Gene Damon, Jan Watson, Robin Jordan
A bibliography up to 1975.
Lesbian & Gay Book Of Love & Marriage, Paula Martinac
This chronicles the emotional and political heart of gay commitment.
Lesbians and Gay Men: The Law In Pennsylvania
Handbook published by the ACLU of Pennsylvania
Lesbian Menace, The, Sherrie A. Inness
Ideology, identity, and the representation of lesbian life
Lesbian Origins, Susan Cain

Lesbian Sex, JoAnn Loulan
Book about lesbian sex, written by a lesbian counselor, for garden variety lesbians
Lesbians & Lesbian Families, Edited by Joan Laird
Reflections on theory & practice
Lesbian Studies – Present and Future, Margaret Cruikshank
The contributors believe that our past invisibility has been harmful not only to us, but to all students and
teachers, to anyone, in fact, who trusts education to ‘lead out’ to comprehensive views and a tolerance for
diversity.
Lesbian Woman, Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon
Revealing books about women who love other women.
Lipstick & Dipstick’s, Gina Daggett, Kathy Belge
Essential guide to lesbian relationships
Listen Up, Edited by Barbara Findlen
These hilarious/funky/fresh/brilliant/angry and crystalline new voices of ‘the next feminist generation’.
Love Consciousness, Roger G. Lanphear
A guide from Babaji for straight an gay lovers
Loving Boldly, Edited by Esther D. Rothblum and Ellen Cole
Issues facing lesbians
Looking At Gay And Lesbian Life, Warren J. Blumenfeld, Diane Raymond
Liberal overview of the issues surrounding homosexuality is enlightening.
Look Me In The Eye, Barbara Macdonald with Cynthia Rich
Old women, aging, and ageism. Tremendously stirring recognition of what we are doing to ourselves as we
grow older and a rousing attack on what is being done to us.
Loving Someone Gay, Don Clark, Ph.D.
Perceptive guide by a gay therapist can open the door to communication and understanding.
Mirror Dance, The, Susan Krieger
Identity in a Women’s community. From the start, her main attraction to the community had been that, though
she chose not to relate sexually to women, women who were lesbian were most attractive to her.
Moonflower
A book of affirmations
Mother, Sister, Daughter, Lover, Jan Clausen
These stories enrich and enlarge. I hope they will be widely read, savored and taught. Vigorous, perceptive and
wise, they have substance – are truly about lives important to be recoreded.
Myths To Lie By, Dorothy Bryant
Essays, reviews, stories, and a play. A selection spanning more than twenty years, from one of Dorothy
Bryant’s earliest short stories, written in 1961, to a provocative essay published in 1983.

No Place Like Home, Christopher Carrington
Relationships and family life among lesbians and gay men
Now That You’re Out of the Closet, What About The Rest Of The House?, Linda Handel, CCMHC
A witty, creative guidebook filled with solid advice offering encouraging direction to those who have
discovered that coming out is only the first step in the journey toward a fulfilling life.
Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers, Lillian Faderman
A history of lesbian life in the twentieth century America. The book traces the evolution of lesbian identity and
subcultures from the early years of the century – when career opportunities first enabled women to support
themselves and spend their lives in “romantic friendships” with other women – to the diversity of today’s life
styles.
Old Dykes Tales, Lee Lynch
This unprecedented collection to know women intimately, women from the broad spectrum of lesbian life and
experience, who will touch your heart and the experience of your own life.
On Life And Sex, Havelock Ellis
Two complete books: Little Essays on Love and Virtue and More Essays on Love and Virtue. The author is
regarded as the man who changed repressive attitudes on the psychology of sex and lesbianism.
Our Right To Love, Edited by Ginny Vida
A lesbian resource book produced in cooperation with women of the National Gay Task Force.
Other Women, Lisa Alther
The story of Caroline’s journey through therapy, of Hannah’s journey back through herself, and of these two
women’s relationship – growing from animosity and reluctance to trust and affection – unfolds with immense
humor and sympathy and feeling.
Out In All Directions, Edited by Lynn Witt, Sherry Thomas, and Eric Marcus
The Almanac of gay and lesbian America. This takes the mystery out of gay and lesbain history, lifts the lid off
pink politics, and paints the town lavender with hundreds of lively articles and intriguing facts covering every
aspect of gay life, culture, and community.
Passion For Friends, A, Janice G. Raymond
Toward a philosophy of female affection
Permanent Partners, Betty Berzon, Ph.D (2)
Building lesbian and gay relationships that last.
Parker & Hulme, Julie Glamuzina and Alison J. Laurie
A discussion of the 1950’s New Zealand murder case on which the movie Heavenly Creatures is based.
Queerly Classed, Edited by Susan Raffo
Gay men and lesbians write about class
Queer Parent’s Primer, The, Stephanie A. Brill
A lesbian and gay families’ guide to navigating the straight world.
Queer In America, Michelangelo Signorile
Sex, the media, and the closets of power

Rebellion, Minnie Bruce Pratt
Essays 1980-1991
Recognizing Ourselves, Ellen Lewin
Ceremonies of Gay and Lesbian commitment.
Remembering Who We Are, Barbara Deming
In dialogue with Gwenda Blair, Kathy Brown, Arthur Kinoy, Bradford Lyttle, Susan Sherman, Leah Frit, Susan
Saxe
Retreat: As It Was!, Donna J. Young
Retreat – A world of women beyond your imagination. What it was like before the men came…
Rights of Gay People, The, Bogan, Haft, Lister, Rupp
An American Civil Liberties union handbook (1975).
Ripening, Lee Lanning and Vernette Hart
An almanac of lesbian Lore and Vision
Rita Will, Rita Mae Brown
It is often said that the best comedy springs from hard times. Rita Mae writes with close-to-bone honesty about
her tempestuous relationships.
Rocking The Cradle, Gillian E. Hanscombe and Jackie Forster
Lesbian mothers: a challenge in family living
Sappho Was A Right-On Woman, Sidney Abbott and Barbara Love
A liberated view of lesbianism
Sapphistry, Pat Califia
The Book of Lesbian Sexuality
Savage Beauty, Nancy Milford
The life of Edna St. Vincent Millay and a thoroughly researched study of her poetry.
Sermons For A Lesbian Tent Revival, Carolyn Gage of the Sisterhood of the Sacred Synapse
Inspiring, encouraging, truth-telling, amazing, comedic, must reading for all Radical feminists. In these
sermons, Sister Carolyn gives voice to women’s experiences – the ones we feel in our gut every day, but don’t
have words for. Transformational.
Sexual Preference, Alan P. Bell, Martin S. Weinberg, Sue Kiefer Hammersmith
It’s development in men and women. An official publication of the Alfred C. Kinsey Institute for Sex Research.
Sexual Spectrum, The, Olive Skene Johnson, Ph.D.
A fascinating exploration of gender and sexual diversity with current political developments.
Sex Variant Women In Literature, Jeannette Foster
French, German, and English literature is explored through 1955.
Sister Outsider, Audre Lorde
Essays and speeches

Skin, Dorothy Allison
Talking about sex, class & literature. A compelling collection of essay, autobiographical narratives, and
performance pieces.
Social Services for Gay and Lesbian Couples, Editor Lawrence A. Kurdek, PhD
This essential resource is filled with advice for providing quality social services to gay and lesbian couples.
Some of Us Did Not Die, June Jordan
Selected essays. These important essays, along with work drawn from every phase of her prolific career,
document her ongoing leadership and commitment in every conflicted sphere of our second millennium lives.
Spousal Equivalent Handbook, The, Johnette Duff, J.D., George G. Truitt, CPA, CFP
Legal and financial guide to living together without the marriage license.
Staying Power: Long Term Lesbian Couples, Susan E. Johnson
Nation-wide study of long term lesbian couples.
Sunday’s Women, Sasha G. Lewis
Lesbian Life today – written in 1979
Susie Sexpert’s Lesbian Sex World, Susie Bright
Shockingly honest look the sexual and social live of lesbians – what lesbians really do, not what the censors and
sex police say we ought to do.. from lipstick lezzies to straight-forward butches and new wave leather chicks.
Surpassing The Love Of Men, Lillian Faderman
Romantic friendship and love between women from the renaissance to the presence.
Take A Lesbian To Lunch, Ann Aldrich
In this well-documented study, Ann Aldrich brings the lesbian world into sharp focus as she ranges from the
sophisticated salons of Manhattan’s East Side to the gay bars of Greenwich Village.
Tallulah, Darling of the Gods, Kieran Tunney
An intimate portrait of our most uninhibited actress by the man who was her close friend for twenty years.
True to Life Adventure Stories, Vol. 2, Edited by Judy Grahn
These are lived stories
Truth Behind The Mask, Lesley Davis
High aabove the city, a young guardian searches for the enemy…and finds love.
Unbroken Ties: Lesbian Ex-Lovers, Carol S. Becker, Ph.D.
Through stories and interviews this book shows that the end of a relationship can be a time of positive personal
growth, helping avoid destructive behavior in the future.
Understanding Gay Relatives & Friends, Clinton R. Jones
Out of a background of many years of counseling experience comes this helpful guide written for families and
friends of homosexuals covering relationships with son, daughter, mother, father, husband, wife, brother, sister,
teacher, clergyman.
Uses Of The Erotic: The Erotic As Power, Audre Lorde
A pamphlet documenting ideas important in the evolution of lesbian/feminist.

Variations In Sexual Behavior, Frank S. Caprio, M.D.
A study of the strange ways of sex by a world-known psychiatrist
Village Affair, A, Joanna Trollope
Seduction, not only sexual but the irresistible appeal of money, beautiful objects, and charming manners…
Waiting In The Wings, Cherrie Moraga
Portrait of a queer motherhood. When Cherrie Moraga brings to this book is not only her writer’s talent for
speaking fluently and passionately, but also her enormous courage in speaking what is too often left unspoken –
the deeply entwined net of fear and love, despair and exhilaration, that is mothering a child.
Walks In Gertrude Stein’s Paris, Mary Ellen Jordan Haight
Five walking tours for the literary traveller
Warrior Poet, A Biography of Audre Lorde, Alexis De Veaux
This author demystifies Lorde’s iconic status, charting her childhood in Harlem in the conservative household
of Caribbean-immigrant parents; her early marriage to a white, gay man with whom she had two children; her
emergence as an outspoken, black, feminist, lesbian poet; and her canonizations as a seminal poet of American
literature.
We Cannot Live Without Our Lives, Barbara Deming
Activist-writer Deming reveals her deeply personal struggles as she confronts problems of the 60s and 70s.
collection of essays, poems, letters and eulogies is provocative, moving writing.
What A Lesbian Looks Like, National Lesbian and Gay Survey
Writings by lesbians on their lives and lifestyles
What If Someone I Know Is Gay?, Eric Marcus
Answers to questions about gay and lesbian people.
When God Was A Woman, Merlin Stone
The story of the most ancient of religions, the religion of the Goddess, and the role this ancient worship played
in Judeo-Christian attitudes toward women
Whole Truth, The, H.L. Pohlman
In this book, Pohlman reconstructs the horrible murder of a woman and her lesbian lover while they camped on
the Appalachian Trail. He explores the question of whether or not this was a hate crime or if the women’s
sexuality was coincidental.
Woman + Woman, Dolores Klaich
Presents a lively and level-headed exploration of lesbianism using history, anecdote, literature and interview.
Why Can’t Sharon Kowalski Come Home? Karen Thompson and Julie Andrzejewski
Sharon was seriously injured in a car accident leaving her unable to move or communicate in traditional ways.
Karen, her lover, was denied visitation rights by Sharon’s father who became the court awarded sole guardian.
Wildfire, Igniting the She/Volution, Sonia Johnson
Feminism, philosophy, spirituality
Witchcraft And The Gay Counterculture, Arthur Evans
A radical view of western civilization and some of the people it has tried to destroy.

Wives Who Love Women, Jane Scott
This is a bittersweet account of an unconventional love affair. Jane Scott shares her new discoveries with a
wistfulness that charms and humor that engages. It is a true story, a powerful example of the strength and
determination of women today.
Woman, Church & State, Matilda Joslyn with foreword by Mary Daly
The original expose of male collaboration against the female sex
Women Loving, Ruth Falk
A journey toward becoming an independent woman
Women’s Movement, The, Barbara Deckard
Political, socioeconomic, and psychological issues
Women + Women, Dolores Klaich
Attitudes toward lesbianism
You’re Not From Around Here, Are You? Louise A. Blum
A lesbian in small-town America
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African American Literature, Edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Nellie Y. McKay
A dazzling and rich overview of the African American literary tradition, with the work of 120 authors from
1746 to the present writing in all genres – poetry, short Fiction, novels, drama, autobiography, journals, and
letters. LGBT authors such as Langston Hughes, works by Queen Latifa…
AIDS: The Women, Edited by Ines Rieder and Patricia Ruppelt
Each woman approached her piece with humor as well as intelligence and passion.
All The Ways Home, Edited by Cindy Rizo, Jo Schneiderman, Lisa Schweig, Jan Shafer, Judith Stein
Parenting and children in the lesbian and gay communities. A collection of short fiction.
Always Follow Your Dreams, Edited by Susan Polis Schutz
Collection of poems to inspire and encourage dreams.
Amazon Trail, The, Lee Lynch
Le Lynch’s syndicated column of the same title appeared in lesbian and gay papers from coast to coast. Now
her articles are included in the compilation.
Back to Basics: A Butch Femme Anthology, ed. Therese Szymanski
Seductive surprises from your favorite authors, plus sexy scenarios from the hottest newcomers, equals enough
steamy stories to satisfy your deepest butch/femme desires.
Beautiful Barbarians, Edited by Lilian Mohin
Lesbian feminist poetry
Belly Songs, In celebration of fat women, Susan Stinson
Collection of poetry and short stories
Best Lesbian Love Stories, Edited by Simone Thorne

Fall in love in the city that never sleeps; New York
Bold In Her Breeches, Edited by Jo Stanley
Women pirates across the ages; there’s no salt to savor in this colorful study of women pirates…
Broken Rules, Addison P. Aisley
Abby Grants’s perfectly scripted life is governed by a set of rules that keeps her working, playing, and
perpetually unattached.
Bushfire, Edited by Karen Barber
Stories of lesbian desire
Call of the Dark, ed. By Therese Syzmanski
The darkness calls to us all…haunting, seductive, and dangerous. What makes you shake with fear can
sometimes make you shiver…with desire.
Cats (And Their Dykes), Edited by Irene Reti and Shoney Sien
Stories, poems, photographs, essays, political analysis, love stories
Chloe plus Olivia, Edited by Lillian Faderman
An anthology of lesbian literature from the seventeenth century to 1994
Close Calls, Edited by Susan Fox Rogers
Twenty-one stories
The Coming Out Stories, Julia Penelope Stanley & Susan J. Wolfe
Reminds us poignantly of where we all began – with the struggle to love women, indeed to love ourselves. It
will make you laugh and it will make you cry.
Cultural Etiquette, Amoja Three Rivers
A guide for the well-intentioned about ethnocentrism and Indian political correctness
Daughters of Darkness, Edited by Pam Keesey
Lesbain vampire stories
Diva, Edited by Helen Sandler
A sea change in lesbian fiction, book of short stories
Dreaming, Nett Hart and Lee Lanning
An almanac of lesbian lore and vision
Dresses and Other Catastrophes, Dani O’Connor
After forty-eight years together, Doc and Sam are on a plane to Holland planning to embrace their feelings.
Upon their arrival, Doc and Sam hit the ground running-only to immediately begin to trip and fall.
Dyke Life, Edited by Karla Jay
From growing up to growing old. A celebration of the lesbian experience
Dykeversions
Lesbian short stories

Dykewords, Edited by The Lesbian Writing and Publishing Collective at Women’s Press
Anthology of lesbian writing
Erotic, The, Edited by Katherine V. Forrest and Barbara Grier
Love stories by 19 Naiad press authors
Every Woman I’ve Ever Loved, Edited by Catherine Reid and Holly Iglesias
Lesbian writers put to paper feelings about their mothers.
Extreme Passions, Edited by Radclyffe and Stacia Seaman
Erotic Interludes 4
Fantasy, ed. Barbara Johnson and Therese Szymanski
Take an erotic journey through some of the greatest bedtime stories never told. Explore the limitless pleasures
of lesbian sensuality and experience the sizzling secrets that turn friends into lovers…and straight women into
straight to bed women.
Femme Mystique, The, Edited by Leslea Newman
Written by femmes, former femmes, femme wanna-bes, femme admirers, and, of course, femme fatales.
Finding Courage, Edited by Irene Zahava
Writings by women
Finding The Lesbians, Edited by Julia Penelope and Sarah Valentine
Personal accounts from around the world.
Flesh And Bone, Ronica Black
An eclectic collection of lesbian erotica, the stories are as individual as every woman.
Forgotten, Carol H. Berg
A Woman’s erotic dream
For Nights Like This One, Becky Birtha
Short fiction and poetry
Fresh Ink IV
A collection by 7 Bay Area Poets: Constance Hester, Davi Kolodney, Mary Milton, Charles E. Polly, Sue
Prince, Kristina Rylands, Mara Teitel
Furthest From the Gate, Ann Roberts
Kate Mithell started noticing girls way back when she was in the first grade.
High Risk, Edited by Amy Scholder & Ira Silverberg
An anthology of forbidden writings; a provocative collection of short fiction, essays, and poetry. The writers
and artists featured are black, white, and Latino; gay and straight; and they share one strong conviction: that art
must be bound only by the limits of the imagination.
Home in Your Hands, Lee Lynch
A many-faceted seen by the women who run it; two young women reaching a new stage of physical intimacy;
and other stories, all-Lesbian-themed collection with stories about first love in old age; the passing scene in a
Lesbian bar as.

Gathering Of The Spirit, A, Edited by Beth Brant
Writing and art by North American Indian women
Garden Variety Dykes: Lesbian Traditions in Gardening, Edited by Iren Reti & Valerie Jean Chase
Stories, poems, essays and photos are gathered in this collection by lesbian gardeners.
Gay & Lesbian Poetry In Our Time, Carl Morse & Joan Larkin
A rich collection of ninety-four gay and lesbian poets.
Gay Speak, Edited by James W. Chesebro
Gay male & Lesbian Communication
Girl Crazy, Edited By Sacchi Green
What happens when you succumb to the tingling excitement of taking what you’ve long desired? You go girl
crazy. Read from 19 writers about these moments.
Growing Up Gay/Growing Up Lesbian, Edited By Bennett L. Singer
A literary anthology
Hard Road, Easy Riding, Edited by Sacchi Green and Rakelle Valencia
Lesbian biker erotica
Heart 2 Heart, Julie Cannon
When love isn’t simply a matter of mending a broken heart…
Herotica 2, Edited by Susie Bright and Joani Blank
Collection of women’s erotic fiction
Hot Chicken Wings, Jyl Lynn Felman
These stories celebrate and illuminate. It’s vibrant, honest, and humorous.
Home Girls, Edited by Barbara Smith
A Black feminist anthology
Home In Your Hands, Lee Lynch
Stories about first love in old age; the passing scene in a lesbian bar as seen by women who run it; two young
women reaching a new stage of physical intimacy; and other stories of romance.
Homophobia, Edited by Warren J. Blumenfeld
How we all pay the price. Includes a section on how to run an antihomophobia workshop
Incidents Involving Warmth, Anna Livia
A collection of lesbian feminist love stories
Key To Everything, The, Edited by Gerry Gomez Pearlberg
Classic lesbian love poems
Last Closet, The, Rita M. Kissen
The real lives of lesbian and gay teachers.
Last September, Helen R. Hull

Seven luminous, insightful stories form the crucible in which adolescent Cynthia Bates, growing up in early 20 th
century America, learns the fragility of romantic illusion, the limitations of her life both as a woman and as a
woman drawn to other women…and the potential within her to alter the shape of those barriers.
Lavender Culture, Edited by Karla Jay and Allen Young
In-depth lesbian and gay creativity – language, literature, theater, graphic arts, poetry, dance, music. This
contains articles about way gay people live…movements, aging and race.
Lavender Herring, Edited by Barbara Grier and Coletta Reid
Lesbian essays from The Ladder
Leading Edge, The, Edited by Lady Winston
Anthology of lesbian sexual fiction with a n introduction by Pat Califia.
Lesbian Fiction, An anthology, Elly Bulkin
Dorothy Allison, Julie Blackwomon, Sandy Boucher and many more
Lesbian Adventure Stories, Edited by Mara Wild and Mikaya Heart
Thirty three previously unpublished short stories! Bold lesbian authors write from their hearts, offering us
mystery, erotica, fantasy and true life drama.
Lesbian Bedtme Stories, Terry Woodrow
Any reader, of any sex or orientation, will love these stories. This book is a must for your beside table.
Lesbian Bedtme Stories 2, Terry Woodrow
To sustain, to nurture and to inspire…a great addition to your beside table.
Lesbian Cops, Edited by Sacchi Green
Erotic investigations
Lesbian Cowboys, Edited by Sacchi Green & Rakeelle Valencia
Erotic adventures
Lesbian Love Stories, Edited by Irene Zahava
What does it mean to call this a collection of lesbian love stories? Woman meets woman and they live happily
ever after? Not exactly!
Lesbian Love Stories Volume 2, Irene Zahava
Twenty-six authors write about lesbian life and loves, in stories that explore passion, obsession, flings,
monogamy, seduction, first dates, fantasies, long-term relationships, crushes, loyalty, break-ups, reconciliations,
jealousy, celebrations and much more.
Lesbians At Midlife: The Creative Transition, Edited by Barbara Sang, Joyce Warshow, Adrienne J. Smith
This collection is about lesbians from 40 to 60, with personal stories, poems, and insightful research. These
pieces cover topics from changing body image, re-emerging creativity, dealing with a hysterectomy, being
single at midlife, maintaining balance in relationship, to financial planning for retirement, legal issues, caring
for an aging parent, and redefining political commitments.
Lesbian Lust, Edited by Sacchi Green.
Erotic stories

Lesbian Myth, The, Bettie Wysor
Insights and conversations.
Lesbian Path, The, Edited by Margaret Cruikshank
A rich collection of lesbian lives
Lesbian Psychologies, Edited by the Boston Lesbian Psychologies Collective
Explorations & Challenges.
Lesbian Love Stories, Volume 2, Edited by Irene Zahava
Twenty-six authors write about lesbian life and loves, in stories that explore passion, obsession, flings,
monogamy, seduction, first dates, break-ups, reconciliations, jealousy, celebrations – and much more.
Lesbian Philosophies and Cultures, Edited by Jeffner Allen
The lesbians who have contributed to this book are theoritst and activists who write as members of diverse
lesbian cultures.
Lesbians Raising Sons, Edited by Jess Wells
As a baby boom among lesbians changes the face of he community, a redefinition of the word family is
prompted. Examined in this fascinating chronicle are many aspects related to lesbians rearing children,
including training boys to be feminists, building multiethnic families, freeing a boy’s expressions of gender, and
battling this courts’ challenges to these families.
Lesbian Woman, Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon
Intimate, candid, filled with fascinating personal and social history, packed with true stories, here I sthe most
complete and revealing book ever written about women who lover other women.
Little Book of Big Christmas Tales, A, Anne Azel
This collection of her shorts stories includes a the tale of Charlie, a street thug; Penny, a First Nations “token”
employee; and her popular characters, Robbie and Janet to name a few.
Little Lavender Book, The, Compiled by Saeko Usukawa
A mini-book; historically revealing compendium of quotations that traces the evolution of gay and lesbian
desire amid the myriad struggles for acceptance.
Living With HIV/AIDS, Eri Goosby, M.D.
The Black person’s guide to survival
Looking Through Windows, Caren Werlinger
Everything can change in a second and nothing es ever the same. Emily had to rebuild her life…her sense of
self. How far would she go to hold on to a dream?
Love Shook My Heart, Irene Zahava
An anthology of lesbian love stories.
Lucy On The West Coast, Mary Beth Caschetta
And other lesbian short fiction.
Magic In Our Hearts, Jeanne McCann
Brett, a charismatic world-class skier with a playgirl lifestyle… Taylor, a talented and successful physical
therapist…

My Father’s Daughter, Edited by Irene Zahava
Twenty-seven contemporary women writers explore he complexities of their father/daughter relationship – with
humor, anger, and pathos.
My Jewish Face & Other Stories, Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz
These stories chronicle the coming of age and coming out of a daughter of the Jewish left. Wandering from
Brooklyn to Harlem and Berkeley in the sixties, from the intense feminist politics of the seventies to isolations
and to the re-gathering of activism in the eighties, Kaye/Kantrowitz’s women struggle for lesbian community,
for proud Jewish identity and always for justice steeped in compassion.
My Lover Is a Woman, Edited by Leslea Newman
This is a collected work of both well-known and emerging poets to create an anthology of some of the finest
writers of any gender or sexual orientation writing poetry today.
New Lesbian Writing, Edited b Margaret Cruikshank
Poems, prose, and photography.
Nice Jewish Girls, Edited b Evelyn Torton Beck
Lesbian Anthology
Nothing Will Be As Sweet As The Taste, Elana Dykewomon
Selected poems 1974 -1994
Of Angels and Survivors, Janet Aalfs
Collection of poems
Old Dyke Tales, Lee Lynch
In this unprecedented collection you will come to know many women intimately, women from the broad
spectrum of lesbian life and experience, who will touch your heart and the experience of your own life.
Out Of The Mouths Of Queers, Erin McHugh
Compilation of bon mots, words of wisdom, and sassy sayings
Pages Passed From Hand To Hand, Edited by Mark Mitchell and David Leavitt
The hidden tradition of Homosexual literature in English from 1748-1914. Featured authors include Willa
Cather, Charlotte Cibber Clarke, Herman Melville, Henry James…
Perfect Valentine, The, edited by Therese Szymanski and Barbara Johnson
So why not give in? Indulge yourself in the hottest lesbian fantasies ever, and make believe it’s February 14 th
every day of the year. Compiled especially for you by bestselling authors, this steamy sampler of Sapphic
confections is guaranteed to melt in your mouth…and in your hands.
Persistent Desire, The, Edited by Joan Nestle
Femme-Butch Reader
Piece Of My Heart, Anthologized by Makeda Silvera
A lesbian of colour anthology
Positively Gay, Edited by Betty Berzon, Ph.D.
New approaches to gay and lesbian life.
Powers Of Desire, The Politics of Sexuality, Edited by Ann Snitow, Christine Stansell & Sharon Thompson

This provocative collection brings together a diverse group of well-known feminist and gay writers, historians,
and activists.
Queer 13, Edited by Clifford Chase
Lesbian and gay writers recall seventh grade
Revolutionary Blues And Other Fevers, Julie Blackwomon
A short collection of vivacious poems
Re: Building Sasha, Renee Bess
Sasha Lewis, the uber-competent manager of Whittingham Builders, finds herself drowning in a riptide of
distrust as she struggles to maintain her relationship with Lee Simpson.
Riding Desire, Edited by Tee Corinne
An anthology of Erotic Writing
Ripening, Lee Lanning and Vernette Hart
An almanac of lesbian lore and vision
Road Games, Edited by Radclyffe 7 Stacia Seaman
Erotic Interludes 5
Romantic Interludes 1: Discovery, Edited by Radclyffe & Stacia Seaman
Discover the passion, the thrill, and the heartwarming satisfaction of love time and again with the tales from
today’s best selling romance writers.
Romantic Interludes 2: Discovery, Edited by Radclyffe & Stacia Seaman
A collection of twenty-three writers.
Second Coming of Joan of Arc, Carolyn Gage
Stunning collection of seven plays. Carolyn Gage shows the real women behind the sterile patriarchal
stereotypes.
Sisters In Crime, Edited by Marilyn Wallace
This is an engrossing celebration of mystery stories by today’s top women writers: Barbara Michaels, Sara
Paretsky, Salisbury Davis ,and Sue Grafton.
Shameless Hussey, The, Alta
Selected stories, essays, and poetry.
Sizeable Reflections, Edited by Shelley Bovey
Most women have learnt to dislike their bodies, to wish them altered, usually thinner. But the women in these
stories are different. They have come to accept their bodies, to love the way they look and feel. Here, in
humorous, fierce and moving essays they give compelling insight into their lives and achievements.
Stake Through The Heart, Barbara Johnson, Karin Kallmaker, Therese Szymanski, Julia Watts
Anthology of four romances
Stolen Moments, Edited by Stacia Seaman & Radclyffe
Passion, promises and forbidden pursuits – thirty-three such stories.
Stories For A Woman’s Heart, Compiled by Alice Gray

Over 100 stories to encourage her soul
Storming Heaven’s Gate, Edited by Amber Coverdale Sumrall and Patrice Vecchione
An anthology of spiritual writings by women. Saints, holy mothers, goddesses, gods, and visions – for women
the inner journey has many roads and one destination.
Southbound, Sheila Ortiz Taylor
Sequel to Faulitine; The tarot cards hae predicted a great change for Arden.
Tales of Trvelrotica For Lesbians, Volume 2, Edited by Simone Thorne
Twenty-two of the best arm-chair travelogues.
Tall In The Saddle, Kallmaker, Johnson, Szymanski, Watts
Anthology of new exploits of old western lesbians.
Testimonies: Edited by Sarah Holmes
A collection of lesbian coming out stories.
Tide Lines, Edited by Lee Fleming
Stories of change by lesbians
Time Of Our Lives, The, Edited by Dena Taylor and Amber Coverdale Sumrall
Women write on sex after 40
To Be Continued…, Edited by Michele Karlsberg and Karen X. Tulchinsky
Writing in a richness of fabulously diverse styles, eleven lesbian storytellers spin intriguing tales that will leave
you clamoring for more.
Total Immersion, Allegra Goodman
This is the first collection of short fiction – a masterful work from one of the most powerful and eloquent voices
on the American literary landscape.
Treasury of American Writers from Harper’s Magazine, A, Edited by Horace Knowles
Collection of 88 pieces inspired by both the American scene and an explosive world.
Triangles, Ruther Geller
A Crossing Press Feminist Series
Tuesday Night, Edited by Janet Aalfs, Sally Bellerose, Susan Stinson
Collection of poetry and fiction.
Our Right To Love, Edited by Ginny Vida
A lesbian resource book produced in cooperation with women of the National Gay Task Force.
Voyages Out 2, Julie Blackwomon and Nona Caspers
Lesbian fiction offers some of the liveliest and most intriguing, reading today. In the second volume of this
series two new storytellers report on lesbian life in distinctive ways.
Wandeground, The, Sally Miller Gearhart
Futuristic stories of the Hill Women.
With A Fly’s Eye, Whale’s Wit, And Woman’s Heart, Edited by Theresa Corrigan and Stephanie Hoppe

A stunning and magical collection celebrating the relationships between animals and women…Magaret
Atwood, Anne Cameron, Sally Carrighar, Judy Grahn, Becky Birtha, Pat Derby, Gloria Analdua, Ursula K.
LeGuin and more!
Women On Women, Edited by Joan Nestle and Naomi Holoch
Dorothy Allison, Sapphire, Becky Birtha, Joanna Russ, Leslea Newman, Valerie Miner, Beth Brant, Sarah
Schulman, Jewelle Gomez and 19 other top writers short stories
Woman Sleuth
Anthology. This, the fourth in a series, proudly follows in the footsteps of its predecessors-offering originality,
humor and suspense.
World That Will Hold All The People, Suzanne Gardiner
In this thoughtful and provocative collection of essays, Suzanne Gardinier painstakinghly and passionately
examines the intersection of poetry and politics.
Womonseed, Sunlight
Short stories dedicated to the circles of women everywhere who are moving toward fulfillment of this vision, bit
by bit, through living it.
Word of Mouth, Irene Zahava
150 short stories by 90 women writers
Word of Mouth, Volume 2
Short-short stories by 100 women writers
Work Of A Common Woman, The, Judy Grahn
The poetry of Judy Grahn is an underground legend among women in this country – and this is some of it.
Yesterday’s Lessons, Sharon Isabel
A sweet story self-published through the Women’s Press Collective
Women And Aging, Edited by jo alexander, Debi Berrow, Lisa Domitrovich, Margarita Donnelly, Cheryl
McLean
Anthology by women
Women On Women 2, Edited by Joan Nestle and Naomi Holoch
An anthology of American lesbian short fiction: Michelle CliffMichelle Cliff, Nisa Donnelly, Madelyn Arnold,
Jacqueline Woodson, Rebecca Brown, Lucy jane Bledsoe, Cherry Muhanji, and 21 others
Women On Women 3, Edited by Joan Nestle and Naomi Holoch
Anathology Of American Lesbian Fiction;, Rebecca Brown, Sarah Schulman, Kate Millett, Sheila Ortiz Taylor,
Jenifer Levin, Sapphire, Ann Imrie, Leslie Feinberg and 23 others
• LESBIAN - HUMOR
Bitchy Butch, World’s Angriest Dyke!, Roberta Gregory
This cartoon heroine is mad as hell and isn’t going to take it anymore. Here is a dyke with an attitude and a
temper to match, in these hilarious stories.
Don’t Get Me Started, Kate Clinton
Kate is a hero to lesbians, women, feminists, and to anyone who loves a good laugh. This is her first book and
is a laugh-out-loud funny one. Get ready to laugh.

Edith Ann, My Life, So Far, Jane Wagner
First seen perched in her big yellow rocker as Lily Tomlin’s six-something alter ego on Laugh-In, Edith An has
always been everyone’s favorite sandbox philosopher.
Ellen DeGeneres, The Funny Thing Is…, Ellen DeGeneres
Her hilarious story
Five Lesbian Brothers’ Guide To Life, The, Donna Evans
Collection of helpful hints and fabricated facts for today’s gay girl
Found Goddesses, Morgan Grey and Julia Penelope; illustrations by Alison Bechdel
The mix of a jaded and irrepressible humor of a wild lesbian linguist and the magical sensibilities of a radical
lesbian witch who are making it in a strange world
Ghost In The Closet, A, Mabel Maney (2)
A Nancy Clue and The Hardly Boys mystery
Happy Accidents, Jane Lynch
A memoir with a forward by Carol Burnett. Jane talks about characters she plays, her growing up days and the
woman she married.
History of Lesbian Hair, The, Mary Dugger
Tales of bent life in a straight world.
Human Beings: What a Concept, Karen Williams (CD)
Her 1998 tour.
I Told You So, Kate Clinton (CD)
Abridged audiobook read by Kate Clinton
Lesbian Etiquette, Gail Sausser & Alice Muhlback
This is a book in which identification is evident and recognizing situations and ex-lovers.
Lesbianism Made Easy, Helen Eisenbach
Like anything that requires a major break with old habits, becoming a lesbian is not the easiest thing in the
world to pull off.
Nuns Having Fun, Maureen Kelly and Jeffrey Stone
Sister says, “To err is human, to laugh is divine.”
Sand In My Bra, Introduction by Jessica Maxwell
Funny women (Anne Lamott, Ellen Degeneres, Adair Lara, Sarah Vowell, Margo Kaugman, Sandra Tsing
Loh…) write from the road.
Search for Signs Of Intelligent Life In The Universe, The, Jane Wagner
This play was the Broadway smash starring Lily Tomlin. Jane Wagner, her life partner wrote this upbeat and
affirming social history with multiple characters – all played by Lily Tomlin on stage.
Silverleaf’s Choice, Edited by Ann E. Larson and Carole A. Carr
An anthology of lesbian humor

What the L? Kate Clinton
Essay collection chronicles what happened to lots of Ls: lesbians, liberals, leftists, lawyers, Ellen, life stylists,
leaders, lords, liars, lapsed Catholics, lovers and losers in the reign of W…
Who Cares If It’s A Choice, Ellen Orleans
Snappy answers to 101 nosy, intrusive and highly personal questions about lesbians and gay men.
Who Wears The Tux? Julia Willis
SATs for lesbians: Sharpen your pencils, put on your thinking caps, please refrain from looking over the
shoulder of the lovely woman in front of you, and let us begin.
Yeah, I Said It, Wanda Sykes
Her funny stand-up routines.
You Can Have It When I’m Through With It, Betty Webb Mace
Set in LA where only the expected never happens, this is a comedy about a woman who wants to be an artist
and her struggles with the men in her life who are determined to possess her body – especially the ring finger.
Queen Of The Oddballs, Hillary Carlip
True stories from a life not according to plan.
Women Of The Night (VHS)
Ellen De Generes, Paula Poundstoen and other funny ladies.
• LESBIAN NON–FICTION (Autobiography)
A Strange Autobiography, Diana Frederics
Originally published in 1939, this is the unusual and compelling story of Diana, a tantalizingly beautiful
woman who sought love in the strange by-paths of Lesbos. Fearless and outspoken, it dares to reveal that
hidden world where perfumed caresses and half-whispered endearments constitute the forbidden fruits in a
Garden of Eden where men are never accepted.
At Seventy, May Sarton
Her journal
Boomer Railroad Memoirs, Linda Niemann
This isn’t your standard railroad autobiography. This is autobiography up close and private, a memoir so
personal that it becomes onstage drama complete with story line and conflict and characters…It’s a sometimes
crude, always vivid book.
Cancer Journals, The, Audre Lorde
Grief, terror, courage, the passion for survival and far more than survival, are here in the personal and political
searchings of a great poet.
Choices, Judy Hill Nelson
A memoir; her journey after leaving her husband for Martina and a lesbian life
Coming Into the End Zone, Doris Grumbach
A memoir written in 1991
Come Out Comix, Part III, Mary Wings
1974: A crunch

Extra Innings, Doris Grumbach
A memoir in 1993
Fire In The Rain…Singer In The Storm, Holly Near
Autobiography. Honored as a woman of the year on the cover of Ms. Magazine, profiled in The New York
Times, People, the Los Angeles Times and other major publications, this singer-songwriter is first of all known
as one of the driving forces in Women’s and political music. This very nontraditional book is printed upside
down and backwards.
Fun Home, Alison Bechdel
A family tragicomic. Autobiographic
Humming Under My Feet, A, Barbara Deming
A book of travail
Kicking The Habit, Jeanne Cordova
An autobiographical lesbian nun story
Lesbian-Feminism In Turn-of-the-Century German, edited and translated by Lillian Faderman, Brigitte
Eriksson
Stories and Autobiographies
Love Upon The Chopping Board, Marou Izumo
Autobiography, duobiography, love story, cross-cultural reflections, lesbian history.
Nell, Nell McCafferty
Nell’s distinctive voice, both written and spoken, has had a powerful and provocative place in Irish society.
Nun, Mary Gilligan Wong
A memoir. An intimate account of one woman’s years in the convent and her eventual return to the world.
Restricted Country, A, Joan Nestle
From the fevered interiors of ‘50s butch-femme bars, through the fervor of the Selma-Montgomery civil Rights
march, to the hot-headed feminist sex wars of today, the cofounder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives presents it
like she lives it-fully engaged with her mind, her heart, and her body.
Surviving Madness, Betty Beerzon
This is the transcendent story of a woman central to the reach for LGBT civil rights in the twentieth century,
whos drama-charged life changed forever our own lives today.
Tallulah, My Autobiography, Tallulah Bankhead
The world’s number one authority on one of its liveliest topics was persuaded to tell the whole story.
Virtual Equality, Urvashi Vaid
The mainstreaming of gay and lesbian liberation
We Who Believe In Freedom, Bernice Johnson Reagon
Sweet Honey In The Rock…Still on the journey
Zami, Audre Lorde

A biomythography. A Carriacou name for women who work together as friends and lovers. Fast moving
chronicle from the author’s vivid childhood memories in Harlem to her coming of age in the 50’s
• LESBIAN NON–FICTION (Biography)
After You’re Out, Edited by Karla Jay and Allen Young
Personal experiences of gay men and lesbian women
Aimee & Jaguar, Erica Fischer (4)
A love story, Berlin 1943
And Say Hi To Joyce, Deb Price & Joyce Murdoch
The life and chronicles of a lesbian couple
At Seventy, May Sarton
Her journal
Call Me Lesbian, Julia Penelope
Lesbian Lives, Lesbian Theory
Cancer Journals, The, Audre Lorde
Grief, terror, courage, the passion for survival and far more than survival, are here in the personal and political
searchings of a great poet.
Coming Out Stories, Edited by Julia Penelope Stanley and Susan J. Wolfe
Foreword: Adrienne Rich.
Complete Claudine, The, Colette
These are her schoolgirl reminiscences – spicey. Four books: Claudine at School; Claudine in Paris; Claudine
married/ Claudine and Annie
Cravings, Jyl Lynn Felman
Acclaimed writer and performance artist offers her family stories.
Desert Years, Cynthia Rich
Trailer community of mostly women living year-round in a desert county park.
Different Daughter, Edited by Louise Rafkin
A book by mothers of lesbians. Twenty five mothers of lesbians come together to trace the growth of their
relationships with their daughters.
Different Drummers, Antoinette May
They did what they wanted: Victoria Woodhull, Amelia Earhart, Isadora Duncan, Helena Blavatsky, Ernestine
Schumann-Heink, Sarah Bernhardt.
Early Embraces, Edited by Lindsey Elder
True life stories of women describing their first lesbian experience.
Enter Password: Recovery Re-Enter Password, Elly Bulkin
About transforming the self through language

Families Like Mine, Abigail Garner
Children of gay parents tell it like it is. Both practical and deeply personal, this provides an invaluable insider’s
perspective for LGBT parents, their families, and their allies.
Families We Choose, Kath Weston
A rich, wise, brave, poignant, funny and cutting-edge book. Explores the ways gay men and lesbians are
constructing their own notions of kinship by drawing on the symbolism of love, friendship and biology.
Fierce Attachments, Vivian Gornick
A brave and deeply moving memoir of a mother and daughter. This probes th eintimate, sometimes destructive
family passions that can shape a woman’s childhood – and change her life forever.
Find Me, Rosie O’Donnell
Her story in her voice.
Finding the Lesbians, Edited by Julia Penelope and Sarah Valentine
Personal accounts from around the world
For Lesbians Only, Edited by Sarah Lucia Hoagland and Julia Penelope
A separatist anthology
From Female To Male, Louis Sullivan LARGE PRINT
The life of Jack Bee Garland, a FTM journey.
Fun Home, Alison Bechdel
A family tragicomic. Autobiographic
Game, Set, Match, Susan Ware
Reviewer’s copy of this book about Billie Jean King and the revolution in women’s sports.
Gender Blending, Holly Devor
Confronting the limits of duality, this book examines the social construction of gender and its implications for
the lives of gender blending femails and for society in general. Fifteen women who have to varying degrees
rejected traditional femininity, but not their femalesness, discuss their lives with Devor.
Gertrude and Alice, Diana Souhami
An antidote for all those laundry lists they call biographies.
Gift of Age, A, Arden Eversmeyer and Margaret Purcell
Old lesbian life stories
Going Out of our Minds: The Metaphysics of Liberation, Sonia Johnson
Strategies for a feminist future
Gullibles Travels, Jill Johnston
Collection of her best writing, the renowned Village Voice columnist and author of Marmalade Me and Lesbian
Nation establishes herself more firmly than ever in the forefront of American writers creating a literature for the
New Age.
Happy Accidents, Jane Lynch
A memoir with a forward by Carol Burnett. Jane talks about characters she plays, her growing up days and the
woman she married.

High Contrast, Jessie Lattimore
Carol Wolston is attending college in LA and discovers that Nikki is a stripper…
Highsmith, Marijane Meaker
Her memoir – a romance of the 1950s
Hillbilly Women, Kathy Kahn
Joys and struggles of mountain women, in Appalachia
Home Again, Home Again, Jane Eiseman
Kate and Emily have discovered something in an old cemetery – two women, Joan Rushton and Hannah
Carson, buried side-by-side. They wonder if it’s possible that Joan and Hannah were lovers back in nineteenthcentury
Ohio. Their investigation of this roman ensues.
Imagining Reality, Lynn Galli
Considered Charlottesville’s most eligible lesbian, Jessie Ximena has recently grown tired of that status and has
stopped dating entirely. She’d rather focus on the important things in life like her family, her friends, and her
job.
Immodest Acts, Judith C. Brown
Life of a lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy
In The Company of Strangers, Mary Meigs
This begins with her story of being in the film, The Company of Strangers, and unfolds into a gentle, intricate
meditation on the experience of time, old age, magic and binding.
In Search of our Mother’s Gardens, Alice Walker
Womanist prose by the author of The Color Purple.
Inside/Out, Edited by Diana Fuss
Lesbian theories, gay theories. Queers don’t need outside experts to subject us to their perplexed scrutiny: the
significant work on our identities, politics, and culture is inside.
Is It A Choice? Eric Marcus
Answers to 300 of the most frequently asked questions about gays and lesbians
Janet, My Mother, And Me, William Murray
Memoir of growing up with Janet Flanner (of The New Yorker) and Natalia Danesi Murray
Journal of a Solitude, May Sarton
The intimate diary of a year in the life of a creative woman.
Knowing Woman, Irene Claremont de Castillego
Richly alive inquiry into the psychology of women by a noted Jungian psychologist
Lesbian And Gay Families Speak Out, Jane Levy Drucker, Ph.D.
This is an important resource for both the lesbian and gay community and for anyone who wants to understand
the changing nature of the American family.
Lesbian Crossroads, Ruth Baetz

More than eighty women were interviewed and fifteen stories chosen from widely varying background to make
up the personal stories recounted about community, life and wholeness – steps taken by every lesbian no matter
what circumstances compel her “coming out”.
Lesbian Lives, Edited by Barbara Grier and Coletta Reid
Biographies of women from The Ladder
Lesbian Path, The, Edited by Margaret Cruikshank
A rich collection of lesbian lives
Lesbian/Woman, Del Martin & Phyllis Lyon
This landmark book describes lesbian lives and experience in a positive, knowledgeable way rare when written
in 1972.
Liars’ Club, Mary Karr
This memoir is the vivid recollection of a childhood no one would have chosen, but such is the ferocity of
Karr’s love for her family, and the gritty eloquence of her oice, that we enter her world with pleasure and leave
it with regret.
Life of Colette, A, Judith Thurman
Secrets of the flesh. A scandalously talented stage performer, a practiced seductress of both men and women,
and the flamboyant author of some of the greatest works of twentieth-sentury literature, Colette was our first
true superstar.
Lesbian Crossroads, Ruth Baetz
A search for a lesbian’s own identity and her community.
Lesbian Ethics, V3, #2
Dyke’s stories
Lesbian Letters, Christine Heron Stockton
The author came out to society as a debutante in 1968. A descendant of two signers of the Declaration of
Independence, she comes out to society in declaring the equal rights of homosexuals through personal letters.
Lesbian Love, Irene Zahava
Personal stories
Lesbian Love Stories, Edited by Irene Zahava
Twenty-six authors write about lesbian life and loves, in stories that explore passion, obsession, flings,
monogamy, seduction, first dates, fantasies…
Lesbian Nation, Jill Johnston
The feminist solution. Moving personal narrative
Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence, Edited by Rosemary Curb & Nancy Manahan
Each nun in these stories escribes the individual and searing path she has journeyed to discover and face and
experience the truth of herself: that she is a lesbian nun.
Lesbian Path, The, Edited by Margaret Cruikshank
37 lesbian writers share their personal experiences, viewpoints, traumas and joys
Lesbian Psychologies, Edited by the Boston Lesbian Psychologies Collective

Explorations & Challenges. This pioneering anthology brings together a diverse group of twenty-six feminist
writers, therapists, and academics.
Lesbian Widows, Invisible Grief, Vicky Whipple
Reveals the touching and very personal stories of twenty-five women, including the author, who were widowed
at a young age and forced to create a new life without their partners.
Lesbian Woman, Del Martin and Phillis Lyon
Important modern classic about women who love other women newly revised and expanded for the ‘80s.
Lesbian Passion Loving Ourselves and Each Other, JoAnn Loulan
Drawing on information from 17,000 lesbian years of experience
Living With Hepatitis C, Gregory T. Everson, MD and Hedy Weinberg
A survivor’s guide
Long Time Passing: Lives of Older Lesbians, Edited by Marcy Adelman, Ph.D
Sexiness, sheer vitality, and sexual energy of aging women, whether alone, on the make or splashing in the sea
of a brand new love affair.
Love, Ellen, Betty DeGeneres
A mother/daughter journey written by the mother of lesbian actor, comic, show host, and author Ellen
DeGeneres. Twenty years ago, during a walk on a beach, Ellen told her mother, “I’m gay”. Those simple,
powerful words eventually brought mother and daughter closer but it was not without a struggle.
Love In Good Time, Claire Robson
A memoir
Marguerite Yourcenar With Open Eyes, Matthieu Galey
Translated conversations between Marguerite and Matthieu Galey
Marlene Dietrich, Maria Riva
The story by her daughter
Mary Renault, David Sweetman
A biography; Mary Renault was a pseudonym of an intensely private woman-a revolutionary in sexual matters
who throughout her life preferred the company of gay men.
Miss Tallulah Bankhead, Lee Israel
A major biography of a major American woman – Tallulah Brockman Bankhead, the tempestuous heroine of
theater and film.
Mohawk Trail, Beth Brant
Stories and poetry of a Native American
Mysteries Of Sex, The, C.J.S. Thompson
Women who pose as men and men who impersonated women
Natural Blonde, Liz Smith
Queen of scoops, rules over the never-so-gentle gossip world with a judicious hand. From Hollywood to New
York, she’s gossips grande dame, the dirt disher divine…always plays fair…serving up juicy dish day after day.

New Lesbians, The, Laurel Galana & Gina Coina
Interviews with women across the U.S. and Canada
Not Telling Mother, Diane Salvatore
Stories from the lives of lesbian couple Renee and Celia, the extended family that surrounds them.
One Promise, Lynne Norris
Teresa Parker, a carpenter, and her nephew Brian struggle to find happiness and pece in their lives after
Teres’as brother and sister-in-law are killed in a tragic accident.
One Teenager In 10, Edited by Ann Heron
Writings by lesbian and gay youth
Other Side Of Paradise, Staceyann Chin
Ms Chin, acclaimed and iconic performance artist brings her extraordinary talents to the page in a brave, lyrical,
and fiercely candid memoir about growing up in Jamaica.
Outstanding Lives, Edited by Christa Brelin and Michael J. Tyrkus
Profiles of lesbians and gay men
Passion for Friends, A, Janice G. Raymond
Women’s studies/philosophy challenging theories of female friendship as the basis for feminist purpose,
passion, and politics.
Piecing It Together: Feminism & Nonviolence, Feminine and Nonviolence Study Group
Involvement of thousands of women in the peace movement of the late 70’s
The Two of Us, Larry J. Uhrig
Affirming, celebrating and symbolizing gay and lesbian relationships
Prisons That Could Not Hold, Barbara Deming
Prison Notes 1964-Seneca 1984
Project Girl, Janet McDonald
An eloquent account of a remarkable life this shows the terrors and rewards of life in worlds thought to be
mutually exclusive at one time.
Proud To Be, Amy E. Dean
Daily meditations for lesbians and gay men
Remembering The Bone House, Nancy Mairs
This presents one woman’s fascinating reconstruction of her life through an examination of her experience
living in the places and spaces that have shaped her life, Including the ‘Bone house’ of her body.
Shoulders, Georgia Cotrell
Coming of age in the 1970’s when you’re a dewy-eyed and brash lesbian.
Sister Outsider, Audre Lorde
Audre Lorde’s essays and speeches
Sisters, Sexperts, Queers, Arlene Stein
Beyond the lesbian nation. Essays about lesbian sexuality, culture, and politics in the late ‘50s.

Society’s Child, Janis Ian
Ms. Ian is a Grammy Award-winning songwriter and singer, and an author of science fiction. This book
provides a relentlessly honest account of the successes and failures, and the hopes and dreams of an
extraordinary life.
Speaking for Ourselves, Edited by Irene Zahava
Short stories by Jewish lesbians
Sportsdykes, Susan Fox Rogers
Stories from on and off the field.
Stage V: A Journal Through Illness, Sonny Wainwright
A group of her friends make up a support team and see that she is supported in every possible way.
Tide Lines, Edited by Lee Fleming
Stories of change by lesbians
Tragedy Or Opportunity? Carol s. Becker, Ph.D.
Through nearly one hundred stories and interviews, this is a tracing of the emotional trauma of a couple’s
breakup, the stages of recovery, and the differing ways these former lovers stayed in contact with each other.
True To Life Adventure Stories, Edited by Judy Grahn
Volume I, Real, true stories of lesbians
True To Life Adventure Stories, Edited by Judy Grahn
Volume II, Real, true stories of lesbians
Two Of Us, The, Larry J. Uhrig
Affirming, celebrating and symbolizing gay and lesbian relationships. Satisfying gay and lesbian relationships
don’t just happen. They are built - built by two people who have a commitment to one another and to the idea
of sharing their lives.
Queer Jews
Collection of essays that will permanently alter all perceptions about queer Jews
Una Troubridge, The Friend of Radclyffe Hall, Richard Ormrod
Una considered that the most significant thing she had done in her life was to dedicate herself to “John”
Radclyffe hall as lover, companion and finally, nurse. For this she relinquished husband, child, mother, friends,
and social approval.
We’re Here, Angela Stewart-Park and Jules Cassidy
Conversations with lesbian women. Here are women of various ages and backgrounds talking about
themselves, their preference for other women, about the Women’s Movement, the pressures of society, and
about their particular problems and the decisions they have had to make.
With the Power of Each Breath, Susan E. Browne, Debra Connors, Nanci Stern
A disabled Women’s Anthology
Winning Ways, Sue Macy
Photohistory of American women in sports

Woodswoman, Anne Lbastille
A young ecologist’s life in the log cabin she built herself in the Adirondack wilderness.
Women Who Loved Women, Tee Corinne
Small book of posters of women who had major relationships with other women.
Women In Uniform: Medics and Soldiers And Cops, Oh My! Verda Foster & Pat Cronin
You’ll be delighted by great stories from some of today’s top writers. Medics, soldiers, chefs, forest
rangers…let’s face it…who doesn’t appreciate women in uniform?
Write from the Heart, Edited by Anita L. Pace
An anthology
Zami, Audre Lorde
A biomythography. A Carriacou name for women who work together as friends and lovers. Fast moving
chronicle from the author’s vivid childhood memories in Harlem to her coming of age in the 50’s
Zami, Sister Outsider, Undersong, Audre Lorde
Collection of three books
• LESBIAN - COMICS AND GRAPHIC NOVELS
Bitchy Butch, World’s Angriest Dyke!, Roberta Gregory
This cartoon heroine is mad as hell and isn’t going to take it anymore. Here is a dyke with an attitude and a
temper to match, in these hilarious stories.
Dykes And Sundry other Carbon-Based Life-Forms To Watch Out For, Alison Bechdel
A diorama of dyke drama. Hilarious.
Dyke Detector, The, Shelly Roberts
How to tell the real lesbians from ordinary people
Dykes to Watch Out For, Alison Bechdel
Read the collection that started it all. Multiple-Lambda Literary Award winner. This is an unnervingly familiar
cast of characters nearly two decades ago. Remember that stunning woman from our Introduction to Women’s
Studies class? Your first therapist? Your ex-lover? Your old roommate? They’re all here.
Dykes to Watch Out For, The Essential, Alison Bechdel
Graphic novel. The lives, loves, and politics of cult-fav characters Mo, Lois, Sydney, Sparrow, Ginger, Stuart,
Clarice, and others.
Dykes to Watch Out For, The Sequel, Alison Bechdel
Jon in Mo’s angst-filled analysis as she begins to “process” at the rate of eighty-five bucks an hour. In Alison
Bechdel’s fourth collection, Mo anguishes over the state of the world while the rest of the gang continues to
conduct their personal lives in a hilarious and gossip-worthy fashion.
Dykes To Watch Out For, Great Romances, Alison Bechdel
Cartoons about contemporary lesbian dyke delights and foibles.
Dykes to Watch Out For, Hot Throbbing, Alison Bechdel
How far will Jezanna go to save the store? Meanwhile, the regular cast of our favorite cartoon series is getting’
it on unaided. Watch books and bodies come together in the climax of Alison Bechdel’s steamy collection.

Dykes To Watch Out For, New, Improved!, Alison Bechdel
Comic soap opera of the lesbian community – its love life, cultural quirks, personal crises, and dirty linens.
Dykes To Watch Out For, Spawn Of, Alison Bechdel
The lesbian community’s premier visual archivist/gossip columnist records Toni and Clarice’s having a baby.
Dykes to Watch Out For, Split Level, Alison Bechdel
Laugh-out-loud cartoons. Clarice and Toni head for the ‘burbs’ with son Raffi. Ginger, Lois and Sparrow add
a gentleman lodger to their vision of communal domesticity.
Dykes To Watch Out For, Unnatural, Alison Bechdel
Candid cartoon expose of contemporary lesbian life. Jezanna owns a bookstore. Clarice is an attorney. Ellen’s
become a councilwoman. Sparrow has worked her way to the top as director of the shelter.Ever wonder how
Mo and the gang got together.
Dykes To Watch Out For, More, Alison Bechdel
Good hearted cartoons depicting hilarious slice of everyday lesbian life.
Fun House, Alison Bechdel
A fresh and brilliantly told memoir from a cult favorite comic artist, marked by gothic twists, a family funeral
home, sexual angst, and great books.
Gay, Comix No 2
Lesbians and Gay men put it on paper.
•
• PERIODICALS, JOURNALS & ZINES
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #2
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #4
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #5
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #6
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #10
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #12
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #14
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #15
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics

Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #18
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #19
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #21
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #23
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #24
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #27
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #28
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #29
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #31
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #32
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #33
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #34
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #35
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #36
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #37
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #38
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #40
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics

Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #43
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #44
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Common Lives Lesbian Lives, #45
A Lesbian quarterly of short stories, poetry, photography, sketches, comics
Conditions: 13
New writings by women for women about women – emphasis on writings by lesbians; international focus
Conditions: 15
New writings by women for women about women – emphasis on writings by lesbians
Conditions: 16
New writings by women for women about women – emphasis on writings by lesbians
A retrospective
Evergreen Chronicles, 13/1, Spring/Summer 1998
A journal of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender arts and cultures
Evergreen Chronicles, 13/2, Novella Issue 1998
A journal of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender arts and cultures
Evergreen Chronicles, 14/2, Winter 2000
A journal of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender arts and cultures
Evergreen Chronicles, 14/3, Novella
A journal of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender arts and cultures
Equality Fall 2009
Human Rights Campaign magazine
Feminary
A feminist journal for the south
Feminary, XI:3
A feminist journal for the south
Field, Number 28, Spring 1983
Contemporary Poetry and Poetics
Fireweed, No 28
Lesbianics
Fireweed, No 29
Summer
Fireweed, No 35
Jewish Women

Homophobia, Edited by Warren J. Blumenfeld
How we all pay the price. Includes a section on how to run an antihomophobia workshop
Journal of Feminist Family Therapy, V18, #1 & #2, 2006
An International Forum
Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality, V14, #1
Lesbian Connection, Volume 23, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2000
Lesbian Connection, Volume 24, Issue 6 May/June 2003
Lesbian Connection, Volume 25, Issue 1 July/Aug 2002
Lesbian Connection, Volume 25, Issue 6 May/June 2003
Lesbian Connection, Volume 26, Issue 1 July/Aug 2003
Lesbian Connection, Volume 26, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2003
Lesbian Connection, Volume 26, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2003
Lesbian Connection, Volume 26, Issue 4 Jan/Feb 2004
Lesbian Connection, Volume 26, Issue 5 Mar/April 2004
Lesbian Connection, Volume 26, Issue 6 May/June 2004
Lesbian Connection, Volume 27, Issue 1 July/Aug 2004
Lesbian Connection, Volume 27, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2004
Lesbian Connection, Volume 27, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2004
Winter Catalog
Lesbian Connection, Volume 27, Issue 4 Jan/Feb 2005
Lesbian Connection, Volume 27, Issue 6 May/June 2005
Lesbian Connection, Volume 28, Issue 1 July/Aug 2005
Lesbian Connection, Volume 28, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2005
Lesbian Connection, Volume 28, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2005
Winter Catalog
Lesbian Connection, Volume 28, Issue 4 Jan/Feb 2006
Lesbian Connection, Volume 28, Issue 5 Mar/April 2006
Lesbian Connection, Volume 28, Issue 6 May/June 2006

Lesbian Connection, Volume 29, Issue 1 July/Aug 2006
Lesbian Connection, Volume 29, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2006
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 5 Mar/April 2006
Winter Catalog
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 1 July/Aug 2007
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2007
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2007
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 4 Jan/Feb 2008
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 5 Mar/April 2008
Lesbian Connection, Volume 30, Issue 6 May/June 2008
Lesbian Connection, Volume 31, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2008
Lesbian Connection, Volume 31, Issue 2 Sept/Oct 2008
Lesbian Connection, Volume 31, Issue 5 March/April 2009
Lesbian Connection, Volume 31, Issue 6 May/June 2009
Lesbian Connection, Volume 32, Issue 1 July/August 2009
Lesbian Connection, Volume 32, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2009
Lesbian Connection, Volume 32, Issue 4 Jan/Feb 2010
Lesbian Connection, Volume 32, Issue 5 March/April 2010
Lesbian Connection, Volume 32, Issue 6 May/June 2010
Lesbian Connection, Volume 33, Issue 1 July/August 2010
Lesbian Connection, Volume 33, Issue 2 September/October 2010
Lesbian Connection, Volume 33, Issue 3 Nov/Dec 2010
Lesbian Connection, Volume 33, Issue 4 Jan/Feb 2011
Lesbian Connection, Volume 33, Issue 5 March/April 2011
Lesbian Connection, Volume 33, Issue 6 May/June 2011
Lesbian Connection, Volume 34, Issue 1 July/Aug 2012

Lesbian Reader, The, Edited by Gina Covina and Laurel Galana
This quarterly celebrates the lesbian lifestyle.
Maize Number 77, Spring 2006
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 79, Fall 2006
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 81, Spring 2007
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 90, Summer 2009
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 92, Winter 2009-10
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 93, Spring 2010
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 94, Summer 2010
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 95, Fall 2010
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 96, Winter 2010-11
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 97, Spring 2011
A lesbian country magazine
Maize Number 98, Spring 2011
A lesbian country magazine
Ollantay, V8, #2
Theater magazine. English and Spanish
(Para)transit Park Poems, Martina Dianne Robinson
‘ zine about Nature – poems
Quest: A Feminist Quarterly
Theories of Revolution. Feminist political analysis and ideological development
Quest: A Feminist Quarterly
Future Visions. Feminist political analysis and ideological development
September Poems, The, Martina Dianne Robinson
zine of poems written during September, 2001
Set On Freedom, Volume I, Martina Dianne Robinson

zine of Disability Poems
Set On Freedom, Volume II, Martina Dianne Robinson
zine of Feminist Poems
Set On Freedom, Volume III, Martina Dianne Robinson
zine of Queer Poems
Set On Freedom, Volume IV, Martina Dianne Robinson
zine of Person of Faith Poems
Set On Freedom, Volume V, Martina Dianne Robinson
zine of People of Color Poems
Set On Freedom, Volume VI, Martina Dianne Robinson
zine of American Poems
Sinister Wisdom 13, Spring 1980
Short stories, poetry, photography
Sinister Wisdom 16, Spring 1981
Short stories, poetry, photography
Sinister Wisdom 21, Spring 1982
Short stories, poetry, photography
Sinister Wisdom 22, Winter 1982
Short stories, poetry, photography
Sinister Wisdom 23, 1983
A Gathering Of Spirit
North American Indian Women’s Issue
Sinister Wisdom 26, 1984
To go To Berbir
A Journey and a War, Jill Drew
Sinister Wisdom 27, Fall 1984
Girlhood-Sexuality-Violence-Women-Survival
Sinister Wisdom 28, Winter 1985
Fat-Body Image-Eating-Food
Sinister Wisdom 31, Winter 1997
Sex Fiction, Poetry, Comedy, Childhood, Prison, Love, Anger, Violence, Creation
Sinister Wisdom 32, Summer 1987
Short stories, poetry, photography
Sinister Wisdom 33, Fall 1987
Wisdom

Sinister Wisdom 34, Spring 1988
Lesbian Visions, Fantasy, SciFi
Sinister Wisdom 35, Summer/Fall 1988
Passing
Sinister Wisdom 36, Summer 1987
Short stories, poetry, photography
Surviving Psychiatric Assault & Creating Emotional Well-Being in Our Communities
Sinister Wisdom 37, Spring 1989
With An Emphasis On Lesbian Theory
Sinister Wisdom 38, Summer/Fall 1989
With an emphasis on Lesbian Relationships
Sinister Wisdom 39, Winter 1989/1999
On Disability
Sinister Wisdom 40, Spring 1990
On Friendship
Sinister Wisdom 41, Spring 1981
Short stories, poetry, photography
Sinister Wisdom 42, Winter 1990/1991
Lesbian Voices
Sinister Wisdom 43/44, Summer 1991
15 th Anniversary Retrospective
Sinister Wisdom 45, Winter 1919/1992
Lesbians & Class
Sinister Wisdom 46, Spring 1992
Dyke Lives
Sinister Wisdom 47, Summer/Fall 1992
Tellin’ It Like It Tis
Sinister Wisdom 48, Winter 1992/1993
Lesbian Resistance
Sinister Wisdom 49, Spring/Summer 1993
The lesbian body
Sinister Wisdom 50, Summer/Fall 1993
The Ethics Issue…Not!
Sinister Wisdom 51, Winter 1993/94
Short stories, poetry, photography

Sinister Wisdom 52, Spring/Summer 1994
Allies
Sinister Wisdom 53, Summer/Fall 1994
Old Lesbians/Dykes
Sinister Wisdom 54, Winter 1994/95
Questions Of Faith And Community
Sinister Wisdom 55, Spring/Summer 1995
Art And Politics
Sinister Wisdom 56, Summer/Fall 1995
On Language
Sinister Wisdom 57, Winter/Spring 1994
On Healing
Sinister Wisdom 58, Spring 1998
Open Issue
Sinister Wisdom 68/69, Fall 2006
Death, Grief and Surviving
Sinister Wisdom 74, Summer 1987
Latina Lesbians
Sinister Wisdom 76, Spring 2009
Open Issue
Sinister Wisdom 77, Fall 2009
Environmental Issues
Lesbian Concerns
Sinister Wisdom 78, Winter 2008-2009
Lesbian Theories/Lesbian Controversies
Sinister Wisdom 78/79, Winter 2009-2010
Old Lesbians/Dykes II
Sinister Wisdom, 80, Summer 2010
Willing Up and Keeling Over
Practical information about pre-death planning
Tell A Woman, Issue Six
A journal of female liberation. No more fun and games
Trivia, Fall 1991
A journal of ideas
Trivia, Fall 1983
A journal of ideas. Debbie Alicen, Camille Norton, Mary Daly, Gloria F. Orenstein, Kathy Newman

Trivia, Fall 1984
A journal of ideas. Nicole Brossard, Harriet Ellenberger, Jane Meyerding, bonnie St. Andrews, Deirdre Neilen,
Jane Caputi
Women Outdoors Magazine, Volume 27, No. 1 Fall 2008
A magazine with the purpose of reporting the supportive environment where all women can have fun and
challenge themselves in a community of women who love the outdoors.
Women of Power, Premier Issue, Spring 1984, Womanpower
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Two, Summer 1985, Envisioning A Feminist World
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Three, Winter/Spring 1986, Woman As Warrior
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Four, Fall 1986, Woman Of color: A Celebration of Power
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Five, Winter 1987, Healing
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Six, Spring 1987, Woman Of color: A Celebration of Power
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Seven, Summer 1987, International Feminism
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Eight, Winter 1988, ReVisioning The Dark
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Nine, Spring 1988, Nature
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Ten, Summer 1988,
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Eleven, Fall 1988, Science and Technology
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Twelve, Winter 1989, Women’s Experience and The Sacred
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Thirteen, Spring 1989, Intimacy
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Fourteen, Summer 1989, Life Cycles: Conscious Birthing, Living, and Dying
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Sixteen, Spring 1990, ReVisioning History

Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Seventeen, Summer 1990, Humor
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Eighteen, Fall 1990, Women’s Bodies
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Nineteen, Winter 1991, Ritual and Magic
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Twenty, Spring 1991, The Living Earth
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Twenty-One, Fall 1991, women of color: A Celebration of Spirit
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue Twenty-Two, summer 1992, Women in Community
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue 23, Sacred Spaces
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women of Power, Issue 24, Leadership: Feminist, Spiritual, and Political
Periodical of feminism, spirituality, and politics
Women’s Words, Spring 1997
Premier issue. Short fiction
Women’s Words, Summer/Fall 1999
Number Five. Short Fiction
Writings For Our Lives, Spring/Summer 1993, Volume 2, Number 1
Creative expressions in writings by women
• LESBIAN AUTHORED - Not Necessarily Lesbian-Focused
All Fishermen Are Liars, Linda Greenlaw
True tales from the Dry Dock Bar. Linda is a liar. After all, she’s a fisherman. She’s a swordfishing captain in
the Grand Banks fleet and bestselling author about her seafaring and lobstering adventures.
All That Remains, Patricia Cornwell
A Scarpetta novel. In Richmond, Virginia young lovers are dying.
Are You Getting Screwed on Your Property Taxes?, Patricia Quintilian, Esq.
This is a practical guide to help unite and prepare for how to find out if your taxes are incorrect and how to fix
that.
Bastard Out of Carolina, Dorothy Allison
Ms. Allison’s elegantly unpretentious style, raw intensity, and a great big heart is obvious in this horrific story
without malice or self-pity.

Book of the Dead, Patricia Cornell
A Scarpetta novel. Starting over with a unique private forensic pathology practice in Charleston, South
Carolina…
Bright’s Crossing, Anne Cameron
Collection of stories takes an honest look at life in this town, through the eyes of eleven women with
unforgettable stories.
Cause of Death, Patricia Cornwell
A Scarpetta novel. New Year’s Eve and the final murder scene of Virginia’s bloodiest year since the Civil War
takes Kay thirty feet below the Elizabeth River’s icy surface.
Cavedweller, Dorothy Allison
When Delia Byrd packs up her old Datsun and her daughter, and gets on the Santa Monica Freeway heading
south and east, she is leaving everything she has known for ten years: the tinsel glitter of the rock’n’roll world;
her dreams of singing and songwriting; and a life lived on credit cards and whiskey with a man who made
promises he couldn’t keep.
Cooking With Two Fat Ladies, Jennifer Patterson and Clarissa Dickson Wright
As deliciously entertaining to read as it is satisfying to cook from, this book introduces two refreshingly
irreverent arbiters of taste whose kitchen high jinks and outspoken views put the fun back in food. Companion
to the cooking show called “a riotous feast”, their cookbook features more than 100 original recipes, beautiful
photographs, and culinary reminiscences.
Country of the Pointed Firs, The, Sarah Orne Jewett
This and other short stories by a woman who wrote before ‘lesbian author’ was a recognized term.
Death Comes For The Bishop, Willa Cather
Set in the mid-19 th century about two French missionaries who make their way into the harsh, unexplored,
mountainous region of New Mexico in the hope of revivifing the religion that had been brought by Spanish
priest and left to decay in the hands of materialistic clergy.
Deep South, Nevada Barr
Anna Pigeon finally gives in to her bureaucratic clock – and signs on for a promotion. Next thing she knows,
she’s knee-deep in mud and Mississippi. As fast as the ever-encroaching kudzu vines of the region, the roots of
this story run deep – and threaten to suffocate anyone in the way, including Anna…
Dr. Susan Love’s Hormone Book, Susan M. Love, M.d. with Karen Lindsey
This book will help you decide for how you want to move through this stage of life.
Forbidden Body, The, Shelley Bovey
Being fat is not a sin, but, the author argues, the majority of overweight women are made to feel otherwise. In
this updated edition, Bovey puts tough questions to surgeons, dieticians and others with a vested interest in
women wanting to be thinner, and talks to doctors who confess that prejudice, not scientific fact, makes them
condemn fat women as unhealthy.
Front, The, Patricia Cornwell
Peril is what comes to all. D.A.Monique Lamont has a special job for state investigator Win Gaano and its in
the municipal police department area called the FRONT.
Full Cry, Rita Mae Brown
With a sad heart, Sister chases a killer who has gone to ground.

Hachiko Waits, Leslea Newman
This is an illustrated chapter book. Professor Ueno speaks loving words to his faithful dog before boarding the
train every morning. And every afternoon Hachiko returns to the train station to greet his master. One day, the
train arrives without the Professor. Hachiko waits. The voice and art are authentically Japanese, though the
heart of the book and its meanings cross all cultures.
Hornet’s Nest, Patricia Cornwell
With Charlotte as the simmering background, the reader is propelled into the core of the force through the lives
of a dynamic trio of heroes: Andy Brail, an ambitious young reporter, an eager volunteer cop, and her deputy
chief who is married to her job.
Hotspur, Rita Mae Brown
Jane Arnold may be in her seventies, but she shows no signs of losing her love for the Hunt.
I Still Dream About You, Fannie Flagg
Hilarious – a comic mystery romp through the streets of Birmingham, Alabama past, present, and future.
Jailbait, Leslea Newman
Frank makes Andi feel beautiful and special. With Frank, Andi forgets how alone she is. But Frank is a lot
older. So much so that some people wouldn’t understand their relationship. Andi is jailbait. And her
relationship with Frank must remain a secret no matter what it costs her.
Murder on the Prowl, Rita Mae Brown
Another Sneaky Pie Brown mystery
Murder On The Prowl, Rita Mae Brown
People are dropping like flies in Crozet, and no one knows why. Yet even if Mrs. Murphy untangles the knot of
passion and deceit that has sent someone into a killing frenzy, it won’t be enough. Somehow the shrewd puss
must guide her favorite human, postmistress Mary Minor “Harry” Hairsteen, down a perilous trail to a deadly
killer.
Murder, She Meowed, Rita Mae Brown
Another Sneaky Pie Brown mystery taking place in at the steeplechase races in Virginia.
Outfoxed, Rita Mae Brown
When the competition flares up between two determined candidates, Southern gentility flies out the window in
this Virginia Blue Ridge Mountain town.
Pawing Through The Past, Rita Mae Brown
Sneaky Pie Brown and Mrs. Murphy solve a murder that takes place at Crozer high’s twentieth reunion.
Pithy Seedy Pulpy Juicy, Hilary B. Price
Humorous cartooning.
Plant Dreaming Deep, May Sarton
Love is the genius of this small, but tender and often poignant book by a woman of many insights.
Puss ‘N Cahoots, Rita Mae Brown
As feline collaborators go, you couldn’t ask for better than Sneaky Pie Brown.

Push, Sapphire
When Precious, pregnant with a second child by her father, meets a determined and highly radical teacher, we
follow her on a journey of education and enlightenment.
Queer Composition of America’s Sound, The, Nadine Hubbs
Gay modernists, American music, and national identity
Rest In Pieces, Rita Mae Brown
A Mrs. Murphy mystery with Sneaky Pie Brown. This is a perfect mystery co-written by a cat.
Santa Clawed, Rita Mae Brown
A Sneaky Pie Brown mystery. A Christmas tree is grimly decorated with a corpse. A murderer is growing
bolder.
Scarpetta, Patricia Cornwell
Leaving behind her private forensic pathology practice in Charleston, South Carolins, Kay Scarpetta takes an
assignment in New York City, where an injured patient in Bellevue Hospital’s psychiatric prison ward has
specifically asked for her. While Scarpetta examines him, she listens to one of the most bizarre stories she has
ever heard.
Shadowplay, Donna Perlmutter
The life of Anthony Tudor
Ship Forever, Andrea Barrett
Set against the backdrop of the nineteenth century, the elegant short fictions gathered here take their impulse
from the world of science.
Small Room, The, May Sarton
Set at a New England women’s college this books takes seriously the drive toward intellectual excellence and
perceptively explores the many-shaded consequences of that commitment.
Sour Puss, Rita Mae Brown
A Mrs. Murphy mystery with Sneaky Pie Brown. Having just planted a quarter acre of grapes herself, Harry’s
curiosity is naturally fueled – as is that of curious cats Mrs. Murphy and Pewter, along with corgi Tee Tucker.
Tail Of The Tip-Off, The, Rita Mae Brown
A Mrs. Murphy mystery with Sneaky Pie Brown. It takes a cat to write the purr-fect mystery.
Unnatural Exposure, Patricia Cornwell
Virginia’s chief medical examiner, Kay Scarpetta, is trapped in a nightmare of unsolved murders and a
pernicious virus in this breathless thriller, where clues are elusive and the killer’s threats are hurled through
cyberspace.
When Boundaries Betray Us, Carter Heyward
Beyond illusions of what is ethical in therapy and life. This feminist theologian and ethicist delivers a lightning
bolt reality check to this prevailing system of values. Drawing on her own traumatic experiences in therapy,
Heyward exposes how the rigidity applied boundaries of the professional relationship can b fear-based, artificial
constructs that stand in the way of true healing and our right-relation to one another as people.
Whistle Me Home, Barbara Wersba
They kiss for a while, but Noli can tell that TJ is not aroused. Instead, he seems to be dreaming a secret
dream…

• GAY – FICTION
Adam’s Breed, Radclyffe Hall
First published in 1926, this book won awards as a psychological novel. Gian0Luca grows to maturity seeking
to resolve a terrible conflict between the needs of his spirit and the demands of the material world.
Adrenaline, James Dillinger
A noir thriller – peppered with irreverent and ironic wit = plays out a violent game of cat and mouse as two gay
men are pursued across the seamy underbelly of Southern California.
Adventures of a Bird-Shit Foreigner, Sulyman X
His name was Isa. In every society there is a class of those who are not wanted and don't fit in. Isa was one of
these unfortunate souls, and like all the rest, he would do his best to git squares into circles until the truth finally
made itself known. Like all the others, he would keep trying to be something he was not until he became
exhausted from the effort. Then and only then would he become what he was.
All Through The Night, Suzanne Brockmann
A troubleshooter Christmas in Boston. Nothing will stop Jules and Robin from getting their happy ending,
because along with a guest list featuring the most elite counterterrorism force in the world, they have their own
secret weapon – true love.
Ambidextrous, The Secret Lives of Children, Felice Picano
Volume one of the collected memoirs. Picano’s bold, funny, and outrageously honest memoir of suburban
1950s childhood, forever altered how we remember childhood and how we think of it today.
Any Way the Wind Blows, E. Lynn Harris
When her wedding to John Henderson doesn't come off as planned, Yancey Harrington Braxton flies off to L.A.
and remakes herself as mega-diva Yancey B. John starts concentrating on his career as a high powered sports
agent. But when Yancey's first single, "Any Way the Wind Blows", hits the charts, it threatens to blow Johns
cover.
Apremont: Coming of Age, Stephen Louis Patrick
This is the fictional story of Steve Patrick, a young gay man in the mid 80’s. The book follows him from
graduation, to his first job, and to meeting new friends or rather family. Steve and his friends get involved with
one exciting adventure after another.
Artist’s Life, Gerald Libonati
A coming of age story with a gay twist. Follow Max Miller as he struggles with sexual identity and navigating
his life after high school during the Anita Bryant years.
As If After Sex, Joseph Torchia
In San Francisco, dreamy and seductive, a passionate love affair begins. Robert hopes he has found with Julian
both the love and the serene domestic life has sought for so long.
At Swim Two Boys, Jamie O’Neill
Out at the Forty Foot, that great jut of rock where gentlemen bathe in the nude, the two boys make a pact:
Doyler will teach Jim to swim, and in a year, on Easter of 1916, they will swim to the distant beacon of
Muglins rock and claim that island for themselves. Al the while Mr. Mack, who has grand plans for a corner
shop empire, remains unaware of the depth of the boys’ burgeoning friendship and the changing landscape of a
nation.

Baby-Cakes, Armistead Maupin
Volume four in the Tales of the City series. Lesbian and Gay.
Back Where He Started, Jay Quinn
The weekend after Thanksgiving, Chris finds himself packing up the last odds and ends of his quietly
extraordinary life. After twenty-two years of marriage to Zack – and after raising widowed Zack’s three kids
as his own – Chris is suddenly single. What’s a middle-aged gay divorce to do?
Basketball Jones, E. Lynn Harris
Aldridge James “AJ” Richardson is living the good life. He has a gorgeous twon house in always flavorful New
Orleans, plenty of frequent-flier miles from je-setting around the country on a whim, and an MBA – but he’s
never had to work a regular job. He owes it all to his longtime lover, Dray Jones.
B-Boy Blues, James Earl Hardy
A seriously sexy, fiercely funny, Black-on-Black love story
Beantown Cubanos, Johnny Diaz
A novel of friendship, familia and finding a place to call home for a young Latino man named Carlos Martin in
the Boston Massachusetts area.
Beauty Of Men, The, Andrew Holleran
Forty-seven-year-old Lark, is in the closet in Gainesville, Florida. HIV-negative and a refugee from Manhattan,
lark divides his time caring for his bedridden elderly mother, thinking about the beauty of youth and his own
mortality, and longing for a stunningly virile and handsome man named Becker, who haunts his days and
dreams.
Beautiful Room Is Empty, The, Edmund White
Another novel by this author of A Boy’s Own Story.
Becoming A Man, Paul Monette
Half a life story.
Big Book of Misunderstanding, The, Jim Gladstone
This is a sharp novel full of sad-funny feelings. Starting from the candy wrappers, toy parts, and over-loved
stuffed animals scattered on childhood’s floor. The story traces a young man’s journey to self-sensitivity, with
hilarious and painful turns along the way.
Billy's Boy, Patricia Nell Warren
The Sequel to Harlan's Race and the Front Runner.
Blackbird, Larry Duplechan
This is a funny, moving, sexy novel about what it is like to grow up gay and black in Southern California, a
novel of adolescent awakening.
Blue Heaven, Joe Keenan
Set in contemporary New York this is the uproarious tale of a most unlikely couple and their brilliant plan to
earn a fortune on the way to the alter. The scheme is to get married for the gifts. But Gilbert, who is gay, needs
a fiancée…
Boomerang Kid, The, Jay Quinn
Maura Ostryder is coming into her own, professionally and privately, as she begins her 51st year. Maura has
always been the master of her own life and has reared her son Kai to be the same. Unfortunately life, and

especially motherhood, hasn't been as easily managed as she would have planned after she became pregnant.
Named for the Hawaiin word for "sea" Kai Ostryder, at 27 is both charming and remote. He has a long history
of mental health issues and drug addiction. As he comes home to Maura, he has most of his money on illegal
drugs fleeing his complicated emotional attachment to both a young man and young woman. He intends to get
clean when from the comfort of "home".
Boyfriend Material, by Jon Jeffrey
Just imagine a poorly written Sex and the City for gay men.
Boy’s Own Story, A, Edmund White
Bittersweet novel of adolescent sexuality.
Brokeback Mountain, Annie Proulx
Ennis and Jack, two ranch hands, come together when they are working as sheepherder and camp tender.
By Nightfall, Michael Cunningham
This masterly novel is a heartbreaking look at the way we live no. Full of shocks and aftershocks, it makes us
think and feel deeply about he uses and meaning of beauty and the place of love in our lives.
Call Me By Your Name, Andre Aciman
Acimans debut novel follows a sudden and powerful affair between a young man and a guest at his parents
mansion on the Italian Riviera through their flirtation to the thing they fear the most, total intimacy.
Changing Tides, Michael Thomas Ford
Marine biologist Ben Ransome understands the sea, especially the tiny, beautiful sea slugs he has studied and
admired for most of his life. Hudson Jones has come to Monterey to find the answers to all his questions. The
Hung, ambitious graduate student believes he’s found a lost John Steinbeck novel called Changing Tides that
sees to hint at the authors’ love for his friend, Ed “Doc” Ricketts. Ben and Hudson meet.
Charioteer, The, Mary Renault
Set in England during the war, it is the story of a young man who is coming to terms with the fact that he is a
homosexual.
Cinnamon Gardens, Shyam Selvadurai
This sensuous and captivating novel, which takes place in Sri Lanka, is a sweeping novel of forbidden emotions
and the hidden strength of those who not only attempt to resist the pressures of society, but also struggle to meet
the expectations they have placed o nthemselves.
Clifford's Blues, John A Williams
In this newest os twelve novels, Williams presents the story of a black gay musician imprisoned in Dachau who
manages to survive by working as the band leader of a group of prisoners who play at a nearby club for SS
officers. If there is an undiscovered aspect of the black experience, it will be found by Williams.
Complete Short Fiction, Oscar Wilde
This includes the complete texts of The Happy Prince and Other Tales, A House of Pomegranate, Lord Arthur
Savile’s Crime and Other Stories, Poems in Prose, and ‘The Portrait of Mr. W.H’.
Consequence of Sex, Robert C Reinhart
A series of stories of vividly portrayed gay men create this memorable book of short fiction.
Crossing Jordan, Jack Dickson

In Dickson’s third novel, two teenage boys find themselves caught in Glasgow’s criminal underworld.
Eroticism, charismatic criminals and danger abounds.
Dancer From The Dancer, Andrew Holleran
Portrays a gay man’s descent from high society in Connecticut to a glittering world of hedonism and
promiscuity in New York City.
Death in Brazil, A, Peter Robb
Peter Robb takes the reader on a wild ride through five hundred years of history that begins with the sexual
intoxication of Portuguese settlers and ends with the surprise election of the charasmatic Lula, Brazils first
working class president.
Discreet Young Gentleman, MJ Pearson
A racy novel about two young men falling in love on a trip from Worcester to Bath.
Diving for the Moon, Lee F. Bantle
The story of a young boy who contracts HIV and the myriad of was that affects his relationship to his bff.
Doc and Fluff, Pat Califia
A dystopian tale of a girl and her biker. A futuristic novel slamming full throttle into lesbian and gay lifestyles.
Down There On A Visit, Christopher Isherwood
A journey through the private hell of those who try to make a life of sex, alcohol and drugs.
Drama Queers!, Frank Anthony Polito
Sure, he’d like to get laid too, but while Brad has known he was gay forever, the rest of “Hillbilly High” is not
so forthcoming.
Easy Way Out, The, Stephen McCauley
Patrick O’Neil is a travel agent who never goes anywhere. His closest confidante, Sharon, is chain-smoking her
way to singles’ hell, passing up man after man…
Eighty-Sixed, David B. Feinberg
Lacerations of laughter, mordancies of wit-the author takes us on a demon-journey through the circles of sexual
hell with BJ Rosenthal, who was somehow raised to believe in justice.
Elusive Embrace, Daniel Mendelsohn
A provocative, profoundly moving literary debut – part personal history, part cultural commentary – that
announces a writer of dazzling originality. In a narrative tour de force that marks the book’s conclusion,
Mendelsohn’s themes – desire and sexuality, the hidden menings of classical and Hebrew writings, the restless
search for cultural and personal identity – come together in a final revelation.
Extra Credit, Jeff Black
Funny gay novel about people with a not-so-funny problem: what to do when they decide what they want out of
life and life decides not to cooperate. It’s a story of change and longing and, of course, love.
Family Dancing, David Leavitt
Collection of stories where all the families are unhappy. Emotional territory is brilliantly charted from
contemporary witnesses to ancient familial conflicts, struggling to save themselves through new and difficult
ways of acceptance and escape.
Family of Max Desir, Robert Ferro

Max loved his Italian-American family – even after his iron-willed father exiled him from its intimate inner
circle. Max loved his lover, Nick, with whom he openly took up life first amid the enchantment of Rome, then
amid the realities of New York.
Filly, The, Mark R. Probst
A new take on the Hollywood Western. A cowboy that meets a cowhand and they fall in love. Think a young
Brokeback Mountain story!
Finlater, Shawn Stewart Ruff
Meet Cliffy Douglas, the 13 year old narrator of Finlater, a coming of age love story set in racially charged
1970s Cincinnati.
Flowers for the Broken, Benjamin Alire Saenz
These personal, hard hitting stories set in the Southwest, are charged with the explosive rub between fear and
ambition, pushing toward awareness, grace, and redemption.
Front Runner, The, Patricia Nell Warren
Billy Sive is young, proud and gay-and he doesn’t care who knows it…
Fruit Cocktail, Arthur Wooten
Sometimes you just don't know what (or whom) you're biting into in the big apple dating scene. This author has
scoured the world over looking for love and is left wondering, "is love really waiting for us, or has it just left us
behind?"
Funny Boy, Shyam Selvadurai
This is an extraordinarily powerful and deeply moving novel…about much more than the recent history of Sri
Lanka: it is about the human condition in the late twentieth century. Shehan, an outsider at school like Arjie,
helps Arjie discovers his own homosexuality and capacity for love.
Further Tales of the City, Armistead Maupin
The socialite Dede Halcyon Day returns from Guyana – via a boatload of gay refugees- her problems have only
just begun.
Games Frat Boys Play, Todd Gregory
Anywhere, anytime, anyone.
Gay Fairy & Folk Tales, Peter Cashorali
More traditional stories retold for gay men.
Gay Short Fiction, edited by Edmund White
The Faber Book collection.
Grief, Andrew Holleran
Reeling from the recent death of his invalid mother, an exhausted, lonely professor comes to our nation’s capital
to escape his previous life. What he finds there – in his handsome, solitary landlord; in the city’s somber mood
and sepulchral architecture; and in the strange and impassioned letters and journals of mary Todd Lincoln –
shows him unexpected truths about America and loss.
Half Way Home, Paul Monette
Penniless, AID-stricken performance artist Tom Shaheen has retreated to a run-down oceanfront estate on
Malibu Beach to brood over lost opportunities, lost loves and the disease that is ravaging both his body and his
inner self.

Hard Way, The, Michael Lassell
Poems that are worldly in the best way, defining the arc of a world of gay life in our own decade of mounting
horror and oppression.
Home At The End Of The World, A, Michael Cunningham
Jonathan and Bobby have been friends since the age of thirteen, after a tragic parting they find themselves
reunited once again and their love transforms into something deeper than either of them ever expected.
Hours, The, Michael Cunningham
Makes a reader believe in the possibility and depth of a communality based on great literature…Virginia Woolf,
Laura and Clarissa…
How Town, Michael Nava
A Henry Rios mystery; this gay lawyer must return to his hometown to defend and unsavory client, Public
sentiment and the accused criminal record weigh heavily against him, but Rios concludes that the evidence is
circumstantial at best.
If After Sex, Joseph Torchia
In San Francisco, dreamy and seductive, a passionate love affair begins.
Imperfect Arrangement, Chris Amisano
Alex Palini believes that his one chance at love has already come and gone after the unexpected death of his life
partner. At the age of thirty-five, he is dating twenty-two year old Stephen but meets his new neighbor Rich
and realizes how easy it would be to fall in love again.
In Awe, Scott Heim
A gripping psychological thriller. A patina of malevolence overhangs Heim’s Kansas, and even the quietest
moments can have the most terrifying consequences for his trio of misfits, Boris, Sarah, and Harriet.
Indian Clerk, The, David Leavitt
On a January morning in 1913, G.H. Hardy-eccentric, charismatic, and, at thirty-seven, already considered the
greatest British mathematician of his age – receives in the mail a mysterious envelope covered with Indian
stamps.
Invisible Life, E. Lynn Harris
One of the most thought provoking books written about Black male sexuality since James Baldwin's "Another
Country".
Journey of a Thousand Miles, Peter Kasting
A post-apocalyptic tale told by Rafael whose fading memories of childhood before The Collapse are little more
than nightmares and fairytales. Fate draws him toward a secret that could unravel the mystery of a new
beginning.
Just As I Am, E. Lynn Harris
Just as I am more than delivers on the promise of Invisible Life. Harris gives his readers a refreshing view of
African-American achievement, a touching characterization of a man living with aIDS, and a sensitive depiction
of gay/heterosexual friendships that is much to be hoped for in the world outside the books pages.
Like People In History, Felice Picano

Through compelling and riveting characters this author chronicles and celebrates gay history from the 1950’s
through Woodstock, Stonewall, and Vietnam to San Francisco, Fire island, and AIDS. Filled with delicious
comedy and stark tragedy, sex and romance, politics and personality.
Late in the Season, Felice Picano
A telling novel about gay life after Stonewall by one of the founding members of the Violet Quill club. Set on
Fire Island in late September, a pair of unlikely friends meets. Their story explores what life was like before
AIDS and the infamous riots.
Long Blue Moan, The, L.M. Ross
Like NYC itself, fast-paced, brutal, and pulsing with beauty, this lyrical novel plunges from truth to shocking
truth as it reveals the lives of four intensely talented Black boys struggling become Black men.
Lost Language Of Cranes, The, David Leavitt
This is a novel about parents and children trying to face each other in extraordinary circumstances that have
shattered all their comforting familial assumptions about each other.
Mama Makes Up Her Mind, Bailey White
…and other dangers of Southern living.
Men From the Boys,
Men On Men 2, Edited by George Stambolian
Eighteen short stories some later published as short novels.
Men On Men 6, Edited by David Bergman
Twenty stories mark the vitality of contemporary queer life. Since its inception in 1986 this series has
consistently offered gay male writes a forum to liberate and legitimize gay fiction as some of the freshest, most
original, and incisive writing in America today.
Me Talk Pretty One Day, David Sedaris
One of the most sustained bursts of humor…Sedaris manages to make something bigger and more enduring out
of his humor, in much the manner of Mark Twain used humor as a lens through which to examine humanity.
Michael Tolliver Lives, Armistead Maupin
Tales of the City series. Michael Tolliver, the sweet spirited Southerner is arguably the most beloved gay
character in fiction. Lesbian and Gay
(The) Men From the Boys, William J. Mann
A sizzling novel about gay life in the 90’s, sex, lovers, family and friends. Mann’s novel is both edgy and erotic
Microcosm, The, Maureen Duffy
Matt, a bar-room philosopher, tries to make sense of the disparate lives which cross here – of Judy who saves
herself for a Saturday night lover, of Steve the gym teacher who dreads a chance encounter with a pupil in this
twilight environment, and of Matt who needs vicarious exchanges despite the security of her relationship with
Rae and her sense that this lesbian sanctuary is a prison too.
Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil, John Berendt
This is an engrossing novel that interweaves a hugely entertaining first-person account of life in this isolated
remnant of the Old South with the unpredictable twists and turns of a landmark murder case.
More Tales of the City, Armistead Maupin

The irrepressible residents of the rooming house at 28 Barbary Land, San Francisco… Lesbian and gay
Myron, Gore Vidal
Spectacular novel, which celebrates the return of Myra Bredkinridge – more passionate, more creative, more
outrageous than ever.
Mysteries of Pittsburgh, The, Michael Chabon
Comic novel
Nocturnes for the King of Naples, Edmund White
This is a hauntingly beautiful evocation of lost love.
Nonstop Neurotic Cabaret, Robert Rhoades
The zany adventures of a drugged out dragged up British student in the American Midwest.
No Turning Back: Lesbian And Gay Liberation For The ‘80s,
Gerre Goodman, George Lakey, Judy Lashof, Erika Thorne
This book is a progressive analysis and pragmatic sourcebook for lesbians, gays and others concerned with
replacing patriarchal oppression with a more humane alternative.
Object of Desire, William J. Mann
Danny Fotunato seemed to have it all. He was cute, funny, sexy, smart-the hottest go-go boy in West
Hollywood. When he danced on stage, all eyes were on him and all men desired him. But something alway kept
Danny from ever really believing he was the golden boy that others said he was...
Object of My Affection, Stephen McCauley
Funny story. Twenty-six year old George Mullen is kicked out by his lover, robber, he moves into the
terminally disordered apartment of Nina Bowowski and the most complicated friendship of his life.
On Picking Fruit, Arthur Wooten
Although he was born gay, Curtis Jenkins has trouble "picking the fruit". He is still in search of the elusive man
of his dreams…but the light never seems to be in his favor.
Out of the Pocket, Bill Konigsberg
Bobby Framingham is he star quarterback at Durango High School and one of the most talented high school
football players in California. But off the field, he knows he’s different – Bobby is gay.
Pebble in a Pool, William Taylor
A fascinating story about an unlikely hero. A disabled straight boy who advocates on a young gay boys behalf.
The story delves deeper into his life as he begins to understand his camaraderie with the young boy who was
gay bashed.
People Who Pull You Down, Thomas Baird
When Lydia Sunderland Cowdery vanishes one summer night in 1959, she leaves no obvious clues for the two
brothers she has looked after since her husband’s death.
Peter, Kate Walker
Pressured by his peers and by society to conform to this stereotyped male image, Peter feels both confused and
repelled. His confusion, and his horror, increases when he finds that he is attracted to his brother’s friend
David, who is gay. Here is a daring, exceptionally honest novel about sexuality and the need to be true to
oneself.

Picture of Dorian Gray and Other Writings, The, Oscar Wilde
In addition to the titled story, Lady Windermere’s Fan, Salome, An Ideal Husband, The Importance of Being
Earnest, The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Lesbian and Gay.
Pious Dance, The, Klaus Mann
Written in 1925, the novel chronicles the life of its autobiographical hero Andreas Magnus who, like Mann,
was one of a generation of wistful and confused Weimar youth growing up after World War I had collapsed the
ideals of European civilization.
Place I’ve Never Been, A, David Leavitt
This is a collection of stories about lesbian and gay youth and the mysteries of parental and sibling love.
President’s Son, The, Krandall Kraus
D.J. is the handsome – and gay- son of a popular president. But as the re-election campaign begins, D.J. finds
himself cut off from his father by ambitious advisers who are determined that no scandal should threaten their
power.
Primary Colors, Anonymous
A novel of politics
Probation, Tom Mendicino
All it took to destroy Andy’s seemingly perfect life was an anonymous tryst at an interstate rest area. Sentenced
to probation and thrown out by his wife, he spends his week as a traveling salesman, and his weekends at his
mother’s house where no questions are asked – and no explanations are offered.
Promise of Rest, Reynolds Price
An intimate portrayal of a family that is torn apart but ironically brought together by their sons death from HIV.
Queer Stories For Boys, Douglas McKeown
True Stories from the gay men’s storytelling workshop
Rag And Bone, Michael Nava
A Henry Rios novel. This man has three strikes against him; he is gay, he is Chicano and he is a lawyer.
Ready To Catch Him Should He Fall, Neil Bartlett
A deeply romantic evocation of gay life and love, this stunning first novel gives a tender, erotic portrayal of
love between men.
Reflections Of A Rock Lobster, Aaron Fricke
A story about growing up gay
Right Side of the Wrong Bed, Frederick Smith
A fictionalized story about race, class, gender and the love and desire that knows no boundaries. After all,
opposites attract!
Road Home, Michael Thomas Ford
At once a historical exploration of small town Vermont and simultaneously a coming of age and coming into
ones own. The small town gay experience in all its mystery and complicated splendor.
Significant Others, Armistead Maupin

His San Francisco saga careens beautifully on…Almost a decade into their promiscuous but caring friendships,
the characters are tempered by age and wisdom, though still layered in reflecting and intermittently revealing
levels of absurdity. Lesbian and Gay.
Smart Rats, Thomas Baird
Caught in a world where ordinary citizens go cold and hungry because Earth has lost its capacity to support its
human population, seventeen-year-old Laddie Grayson watches as his best friend, unjustly convicted of stealing
a wristwatch, is beaten and deported.
Some Measure of Happiness, Jack Walker
In the aftermath of a tragedy, Jack Walker leaves his forty acre homestead ad takes up residence in a small town
in Vermont. In the course of a year, set against community rituals that bind them together, and the war in Iraq
that turns old friends against one another, Jack and the people of Cooper Hill strive to find contentment as they
come to terms with diminishing expectations.
Spider Season, John Morgan Wilson
After a young successful journalist ruins his career by spinning the facts, he tries to redeem himself by writing a
memoir about his life. But his memoir brings out more than the truth. It draws out dangerous ghosts from his
past and he is forced to uncover the remaining secrets of his own life if he's to learn the truth in time.
Steve Machine, The, Mike Hoolboom (2)
A funny fractious AIDS fable about an unlikely relationship between two men.
Sticks and Stones, Lynn Hall
This is the story of a seventeen year old Tom Naylor. But it is also the story of injustice – of people who,
through ignorance and gossip, hold the power to destroy a life.
Sure Of You, Armistead Maupin
Novel about lesbians and gay friends in San Francisco
Surprising Myself, Christopher Bram
This novel is about relationships. Between a young aman and his father. Between the father and his ex-wife.
Between a mother and her children. And most important, between two young men.
Swimming-Pool Library, The, Alan Hollinghurst
A buoyant, smart, and irrepressibly sexy book, this dark novel is set before the scourge of AIDS. William
Beckwith, a young gay aristocrat who leads a life of privilege and promiscuity, and the elderly Lord Nantwich,
and old Africa hand, searching for someone to write his biography and inherit his traditions.
Taboo, Sean Wolfe
Collection of sophisticated and sensual, fearlessly controversial and irresistibly erotic.
Tales of the City, Armistead Maupin
An extended love letter to a magical San Francisco. Lesbian and Gay.
To Step Aside, Noel Coward
Seven stories: The Wooden Madonna, Traveller’s Joy, aunt Tittie, What Mad Pursuit, Cheap Excursion, The
Kindness of Mrs. Radcliffe, nature Study.
Torturer's Wife, The, Thomas Glave
A woman is haunted by the atrocities committed by her husband and makes a heart-wrenching decision about
atonement; secret fears and unspoken desires reveal the profound ambivalence at the heart of an interracial
couples relationship; a Jamaican man mourns his friends death at the hands of gay vigilantes; and two

extraordinary young men escape the horrors of slavery when they leave their bodies behind in the Middle
Passage.
Toughest Indian In The World, The, Sherman Alexie
Gay and straight love stories. A series of tales about Native Americans and the complexity of their lives as
white-collar workers, lawyers, teachers, and poets.
Two Bottoms In The Ninth, Zavo
Rich with historical detail this book tells the erotic story of two men with a passion for baseball – and for each
other.
Two People, Donald Windham
The authors third novel. Story about an American businessman and a young Italian man in Rome.
View from Stalin’s Head, Aaron Hamburger
In his debut book of short stories about life and loss, despair and desire, coming of age and running away
Hamburger examines Prague in the 90’s.
Villa Aphrodite, Thomas Baird
An original and entertaining cast of characters, involved in a deftly devised plot, and set them in a freshly seen
Italian background.
Waves, Edited by Ethan Mordden
An anthology of new gay fiction
Wait For Me At The Bottom Of The Pool, Edited by J. Hoberman and Edward Leffingwell
The writings of Jack Smith
White People, Allan Gurganus
Stories and novellas
Whose Eye Is On Which Sparrow?, Robert Taylor
What happens to love when life gets in the way? When a privileged young doctor falls in love with a handsome
black man, he searches for the courage to follow his heart down an unexpected path, leaving behind a wife,
children, and a promising political career.
• GAY – PLAYS
Exchanges, John-David Schramm
Can God change gays? That is the central question posed by this powerful drama about two men.
• GAY – MYSTERY
Aloha, Candy Hearts, Anthony Bidulka
A Russell Quant Mystery. Racing to keep up with his latest case, Russell must balance his professional life with
the demands of a wedding, a memorial, and at least one home cooked meal at Mom's. With the Hawaiian sand
barely shook free from his hair, Russell is confronted, professionally and personally, with the harsh
consequences of indecision. Saying aloha is not always easy.
Crossing Jordan, Jack Dickson
In Dickson’s third novel, two teenage boys find themselves caught in Glasgow’s criminal underworld.
Eroticism, charismatic criminals and danger abound.

Dragula, Ben Sheldon
A weird and wacky mystery/vampire/gay coming out novel that takes place on the nighttime stress of San
Francisco.
Divas Las Vegas, Rob Rosen
A crazy wild mystery that takes place in Las Vegas, with an LGBT twist!
Early Graves, Joseph Hansen
A Dave Brandstetter mystery.
When Dave Brandstetter returns home from a business trip, he finds an unknown dead man on his doorstep.
High Life, by Matthew Stokoe
Jack traveled to Los Angeles to become a star but soon after he arrives he finds himself caught up in a mystery
that will keep the pages turning.
His Name is John, Dorien Grey
An Elliot Smith Mystery. Elliot Smith wakes up in the hospital with a head injury…and an invisible companion.
He looks into why he would wake up with this ghost following him and it is quite interesting indeed.
Hook, Line & Homicide, Mark Richard Zubro
A Paul Turner mystery. All Chicago police detective Paul Turner is hoping for on his annual retreat from the
city and his job is a little peace and quiet. This time he’s headed to Canada’s Great North Woods for a couple
of weeks with family and friends – his two teenaged sons, his lover, Ben, neighborhood pals, and his long-term
police partner, Detective Buck Fenwick, along with his wife.
Limits Of Justice, The, John Morgan
When celebrity biographer Randall Capri writes a lurid and unauthorized bio of the late Rod Preston, a virile
movie star of the fifties and sixties, he sets in motion a deadly chain of events.
Looking Glass Lives, Felice Picano
Stories within stories, secrets buried for generations, and the ghostly presence of a tragic figure from Civil War
times haunts a seaside Rhode Island town and the lives of sexually precocious cousins Roger and Chas Lynch.
Mahu Fire: A Hawaiian Mystery, Neil S. Planky
Honolulu heats up as a serial killer is loose but of course our gay heroes are there to save the day!
Mahu Fire: A Hawaiian Mystery by Neil S. Planky
Honolulu heats up as a serial killer is loose but of course our gay heroes are there to save the day!
My Fair Captain, J.L. Langley
An intergalactic mystery, a storm of political intrigue, murderous mayhem and sexual hungers is rewind on
planet Regelence.
Murder In the Garden District, Greg Herren
A Chanse Macleod mystery. Behind the beautiful façade of a garden district mansion, a powerful political
family’s secrets end in murder. With another major hurricane heading towards the Katrina-ravaged city of new
Orleans, it’s up to Chanse MacLeod to dig through decades of murders and cover-ups to find the truth before
more lives are ruined…including his own and those close to him.
Outburst, R.D. Zimmerman
A Lambda Literary Award winning mystery novel about a young man named Tom Mills and his partner Steve
Rawlins who investigate the murder of a beautiful young man with an ugly sexual secret.

Without Sanction, J.M. Roberts
In late 19th century England, Kit St. Denys has everything he wants: beauty, wealth, and a brilliant acting
career. Most importantly, he has the love of his life, Nick Stuart. But Kit is running from a hidden past that
explodes into his new life with devastating consequences.
• GAY – NON-FICTION
10 Smart Things Gay Mend Can Do To Improve Their Lives, Joe Kort
These reliable life steps have proved invaluable to the hundreds of gay men helped during the author’s years of
individuals, couples, and group therapy. Inspiring stories of men who followed this path to achieve emotional,
sexual, and personal fulfillment.
Addiction And Recover In Gay And Lesbian Persons, Robert J. Kus, RN, Ph.D
Here is an introduction to research and work being done in the fields of gay and lesbian chemical dependency.
A Few Tricks Along The Way, Gary J. Stern
Daily reflections for gay men, queer boys, magnificent queens & the people who love them
Affirmative Gay Relationships, Neil Kaminsky, LCSW
Sage relationship advice in a voice that is equal parts friendly, funny, and firm.
AIDS, The Ultimate Challenge, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
The author, renowned for her work with the terminally ill, raises serious social and moral issues surrounding
AIDS.
Always Follow Your Dreams, Edited by Susan Polis Schutz
Collection of poems to inspire and encourage dreams.
American Family, An, Jon and Michael Galluccio
This is story of two gay men who become foster parents to Adam, a premature baby, born with the AIDS virus
and addicted to crack, heroin, marijuana, and alcohol.
Another Mother Tongue, Judy Grahn
Gay words, gay worlds
Army of Lovers, Rosa Von Fraunheim
A Gay Men’s Press published book of the American gay movement as an active mass movement in every sense
of the word. Interviews.
As We Are, Don Clark, Ph.D.
This clinical psychologist who has specialized in helping gay men, lesbians, and those who love them, creates a
clear picture of where we have been, where we are going, and emphasizes the vital importance of being as we
are.
Bear Witness, Philip M. Kayal
The untold story in the AIDS crisis is that of the mobilization of the gay community. Bearing Witness is a
compelling study of how a community-based initiative called the Gay Men’s Health Crisis in New York,
neutralized the immobilizing power of homophobia and fear of AIDS.
Best Performance By A Patsy, Stan Cutler
With fame and fortune on the wane, Rayford Goodman, Hollywood detective, agreed to write a tell-all
autobiography with hip, gay, would-be novelist Mark Bradley.

Best Little Boy In The World, The, John Reid
A story of a normal boy growing into maturity without being taunted because of his homosexuality…He comes
out slowly, hilariously, brilliantly.
Borrowed Time, Paul Monette
An AIDS memoir. Mr. Monette has etched a magnificent monument to his lover’s bravery, their commitment to
each other and the plague of hatred and ignorance they had to endure…Tender and lyrical. Heroic.
Boyfriend 101, Jim Sullivan
A gay guys guide to dating, romance, and finding true love.
Buddies, Ethan Mordden
This is about relationships – mostly gay but some straight and even a few between gays and straights. Her also
are fathers and brothers and stories of men in their youth, when rivalry often develops more naturally than
alliance.
Closet Writing/Gay Reading, James Creech
The Case of Melville’s Pierre. Creech shows how a literary critic can be receptive to implicit and closeted
sexual content. Forcefully advocating a tactic of identification and projection in literary analysis, he lends
renewed currency to the kind o ‘sentimental’ response to literature that continental theory has sought to
discredit.
Codependent No More, Melody Beattie
How to stop controlling others and start caring for yourself.
Collective Visioning, Linda Stout
How groups can work together for a just and sustainable future.
Come Out and Win, Sue Hyde
Organizing yourself, your community, your world
Coming Out To Parents, Mary V. Borhek
A two-way survival guide for lesbians and gay men and their parents
Considering Parenthood, Cheri Pies
An aid in the process of parenting information gathering for lesbians, gay men, and anyone considering
parenthood.
Corporate Closet, The: The Professional Lives of Gay Men in America, James D. Woods
While most of us believe that professional conduct is, or should be, asexual, corporate America is in fact
suffused with sexual assumptions. From its offices to its boardrooms, heterosexuality is continuously on
display: alluded to in conversation and family photos, symbolized by wedding rings, and endorsed by personnel
politics that award health insurance and other benefits to spouses and children. Drawing on hundreds of
interviews with men all across the country and in different kinds of companies, from C.E.O’s to recent college
grads, James Woods explores the “sexual culture” of these organizations, and the difficult choices it presents for
gay professionals.
Corydon, Andre Gide
Nobel prize winner 1947. Contains the four famous dialogues in which Gide makes his defence of
homosexuality.

Couple of Friends, A, Robert H. Hopcke and Laura Rafaty
The remarkable friendship between straight women and gay men.
Crimson Letter, The, Douglass Shand-Tucci
Harvard, homosexuality, and the shaping of American culture
Crisis Of Desire, The, Robin Hardy with David Groff
AIDS and the fate of gay brotherhood
Culture Of Desire, The, Frank Browning
Paradox and perversity in gay lives today. This shows how the love that dared not speak its name has evolve d
its own codes, styles, and values-and proclaimed them triumphantly even in the face of homophobia and AIDS.
Essential Guide to Lesbian & Gay Weddings, The, Tess Ayers and Paul Brown
Complete guide includes a historical look at gay and lesbian unions and practical advice on various topics.
Familiar Faces Hidden Lives, Howard Brown, M.D.
Story of homosexual men in America; a former New York City official speaks out honestly and plainly on what
it is like to be a male homosexual in America.
Families Like Mine, Abigail Garner
Children of gay parents tell it like it is. Both practical and deeply personal, this provides an invaluable insider’s
perspective for LGBT parents, their families, and their allies.
Families We Choose, Kath Weston
A rich, wise, brave, poignant, funny and cutting-edge book. Explores the ways gay men and lesbians are
constructing their own notions of kinship by drawing on the symbolism of love, friendship and biology.
Family Matter, A, Dr. Charles Silverstein
A parents’ guide to homosexuality. For most parents, the discovery of a child’s homosexuality is a painful and
traumatic experience. Often the first to suspect and the last to know, the parents of homosexuals deals with
fear, blame, and guilt which they are unable to discuss with friends of other family members.
Few Tricks Along The Way, A, Gary J. Stern
Daily reflections for gay men, queer boys, magnificent queens and the people who love them.
Finally Out, Loren A. Olson, M.D.
Letting go of living straight, a psychiatrist’s Own Story
Flaneur, The, Edmund White
A travel narrative on strolling through the streets of Paris.
Forgotten Children Of The AIDS Epidemic, Edited by Shelley Geballe, Janice Gruendel, and Warren
Andiman
Pioneering and practical, the book presents an action agenda and resource directory for our nation’s
policymakers as well as for parents and those who work with children in both formal and informal settings.
Footsteps, Richard Holmes
Adventures of a romantic biographer
Gay American History, Jonathan Katz

A documentary of lesbians and gay men in the USA. A pioneering collection of turbulent chronicles – a
startling new perspective on the nation’s past – with the heterosexual attitudes of the era.
Gay Fathers, Gay Fathers of Toronto
Some of their stories, experience and advice
Gay and Lesbian Literary Heritage, The, (2) Edited by Claude J. Summers
A reader’s companion to the writers and their works, from antiquity to the present.
Gay Love Signs: The New Astrology Guide for Men Who Love Men, Michael Jay
An astrology book that takes into account that not everyone is heterosexual!
Gay Marriage, Jonathan Rauch
Why it is good for gays, good for straights, and good for America
Gay Parenting, Joy Schulenburg
A complete guide for gay men and lesbians with children. Among the issues covered are; adoption, foster
parenting, artificial insemination, co-parenting, coming out to your children, dealing with friends, family, and
lover, preparing for custody battles.
Gay Phrase Book, Barry McKay
A must have for the gay traveler! Includes French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Japanese
sayings.
Gay Portraits
A book of postcards
Gay Relationships, Tina Tessina, Ph.D.
For Men and Women. How to find gay relationships, how to improve them, and how to make them last.
Gay Report, The, Karla Jay & Allen Young
Lesbians and gay men speak out about sexual experiences & lifestyles
Gay Widowers, Edited Michael Shernoff, MSW
Life after the death of a partner
Glossary Of HIV/AIDS-Related Terms
Published by the Treatment Information Service in 1997
Gay Tapes, The, David I. Gottlieb, M.D.
A candid discussion about male homsexuality
Growing Up Gay, Jaffa Cohen, Danny McWilliams, and Bob Smith
From left out to coming out by funny gay males. This is about the special things they loved, strategies we
adopted, and situations they avioded in making their way toward being officially and at long last ‘out’.
Growing Up Gay In A Dysfunctional Family, Rik Isensee
This book describes the traumatic and chaotic family history of millions of gay men and provides an
indispensable guide for recovery and the development of self-esteem that is the cornerstone for building a selfactualized
and happy life.
Gay Teenager, The, The High School Journal Volume 77, Nos. 1 & 2

October 1993 – January 1994. Eighteen articles dealing with gay, lesbian, bisexual youth
Golden Men: The Power of Gay Midlife, Harold Koodsen PHD
Perhaps nowhere is the American obsession with beauty and glorification of youth more prevalent than in gay
male culture. Aging, however, is an inescapable fact of life. Negativity and prejudices about the inevitable
process can often result in a midlife misspent in loathing and despair. Noted gay psychotherapist Dr. Harold
Kooden draws on new research and his vast professional experience to separate facts from fears.
History of Sexuality, The, Michel Foucult
An introduction, Volume 1; a provocative thesis which challenges standard interpretations of modern sexual
history.
Home Fronts, Edited by Jess Wells
Controversies in nontraditional parenting
Hot-Eyed Moderate, A, Jane Rule
The author’s frank opinions on how sexuality evolves among lesbians and gay men, censorship, homosexual
attitudes toward aging may sometimes shock.
Homophobia, Byrne Fone
A history that successfully recovers a portion of the often elusive past of a largely invisible and highly vilified
minority.
Homosexual Matrix, The, C.A. Tripp, Ph.D.
This prominent psychologist and psychotherapist explores the range of homosexuality using latest (1975) finds
of sex research, cross-cultural studies, and his onw observations.
I Love Therefore I Am, Peter McWilliams
Poetry
Images In The Dark, Raymond Murray
An encyclopedia of gay and lesbian film and video
Ins And Outs Of Gay Sex, The, Stephen El. Goldstone, M.D
A medical handbook for men
In Search Of Gay America, Neil Miller
Women and men in a time of change
Interrupted Aria, Beverle Graves Myers
A baroque mystery. Disaster strikes Tito’s opera premier when the singer loses one beloved friend to poison and
another to unjust accusation and arrest.
Janet, My Mother and Me, William Murray
A memoir of growing up with Janet Flanner and Natalia Danesi Murray
Jesus Acted Up, Robert Goss
A gay and lesbian manifesto. Gay activist and former Jesuit priest Robert Goss unites a celebration of
“queerness” with liberation theology to challenge the homophobia of the churches.
Last Watch Of The Night, Paul Monette

Autobiographical essays. Monette is by turns philosophical, humorous, and self-critical as he excoriates donothing
politicians, so-called Christians, and half –hearted journalists and as he examines the medical and
emotional landscape of his won illness.
Lavender Culture, Edited by Karla Jay and Allen Young
In-depth lesbian and gay creativity – language, literature, theater, graphic arts, poetry, dance, music. This
contains articles about way gay people live…movements, aging and race.
Leatherman Handbook, Larry Townsend
If you are interested in leather or the SM scene, this book helps you navigate playtime and teaches you how to
mind your manners.
Lesbian And Gay Families Speak Out, Jane Levy Drucker, Ph.D.
This is an important resource for both the lesbian and gay community and for anyone who wants to understand
the changing nature of the American family.
Literary Party, The: Growing up Gay and Amish in America, James Schwartz
A collection of poetry
Living With HIV/AIDS, Eric Goosy, M.D.
The Black person’s guide to survival
Living With Hepatitis C, Gregory T. Everson, M.D. and Hedy Weinberg
A survivor’s guide
Love Consciousness, Roger G. Lanphear
A guide from Babaji for straight and gay lovers
Love Undetected, Andrew Sullivan
When former New Republic editor Andrew Sullivan revealed his HIV status in 1996 he intended to be among
the first generation that survives the disease. In his new book, a powerful meditation on the spiritual effect
AIDS has on friendship, love, sexuality and American culture, we follow him on his path to survive.
Loving Someone Gay, Don Clark, Ph.D
Perceptive guide by a gay therapist can open the door to communication and understanding.
Male Couples's Guide: Finding a Man, Making a Home, Building A Life, Eric Marcus
The updated version of the landmark guide to relationships for gay men.
Male Couple, The, David P. McWhirter, M.D. and Andrew M. Mattison, M.S.W., Ph.D.
How relationships develop. While the study is thoroughly documented and soundly objective, it is also
engagingly anecdotal.
Mark The Music, Eric A. Gordon
The life and work of Marc Blitzstein, the vital musician.
Men With The Pink Triangle, Heinz Heger
The true life and death story of homosexuals in the Nazi death camps
Moonflower
A book of affirmations

My Big Fat Queer Life, Michael Thomas Ford
The best of Ford’s writing has been collected along with seven new essays to create the essential queer
compendium. Whether he’s skewering gay culture, American culture, or even himself, the spot-on humor of
Ford will have you laughing till it hurts.
Mysteries Of Sex, The, C.J.S. Thompson
Women who pose as men and men who impersonated women
No Place Like Home, Christopher Carrington
Relationships and family life among lesbians and gay men
Not Like Other Boys, Marlene Fanta Shyer and Christopher Shyer
Growing up gay: A mother and son look back.
No Turning Back: Lesbian And Gay Liberation For the 80’s, Goodman, Lakey, Lashof, Thorne
This is a progressive analysis and pragmatic sourcebook for lesbians, gays and others concerned with replacing
patriarchal oppression with a more human alternative.
Now That You’re Out of the Closet, What About The Rest Of The House?, Linda Handel, CCMHC
A witty, creative guidebook filled with solid advice offering encouraging direction to those who have
discovered that coming out is only the first step in the journey toward a fulfilling life.
One-Percent Factor, An Eccentric Unicorns Approach to Touring and Traveling, Lawrence Biscontini
The autobiographical travel account of a youth’s first glimpses of Europe, an Australian adventure, excursions
to South and Central America, and journeys to the Middle and Far East.
One Teenager In 10, Edited by Ann Heron
Writings by lesbian and gay youth
Other Side Of The Closet, The, Amity Pierce Buxton, Ph.D.
The coming-out crisis for straight spouses and families
Out In All Directions, Edited by Lynn Witt, Sherry Thomas, and Eric Marcus
The Almanac of gay and lesbian America. This takes the mystery out of gay and lesbian history, lifts the lid off
pink politics, and paints the town lavender with hundreds of lively articles and intriguing facts covering every
aspect of gay life, culture, and community.
Out Of The Closets, Laud Humphreys
Sociology of homosexual liberation.
Out Of The Twilight, Fathers of Gay Men Speak, Andrew R. Gottlieb
This elegant study brings the fathers of gay men into sharp focus and makes an important contribution to the
literature on homosexuality….Essential reading for anyone who is struggling to come out as the parent of a gay
son.
Permanent Partners, Betty Berzon, Ph.D
Building gay and lesbian relationships that last.
Place At The Table, A, Bruce Bawer

The gay individual in American society. Many people remain remarkable ill-informed about what
homosexuality really is. The author says it is because of the irrational hatred, fears, and lies of bigots who depict
a monolithic ‘gay lifestyle’ that threatens ‘family values’.
Proud To Be, Amy E. Dean
Daily meditations for lesbians and gay men
Queer Parent’s Primer, The, Stephanie A. Brill
A lesbian and gay families’ guide to navigating the straight world.
Queer And Loathing, David B. Feinberg
Rants and raves of a raging aids clone. Autobiographical essays.
Queerly Classed, Edited by Susan Raffo
Gay men and lesbians write about class
Queer In America, Michelangelo Signorile
Sex, the media, and the closets of power
Queens’ Vernacular, The, Bruce Rodgers
A gay lexicon
Recognizing Ourselves, Ellen Lewin
Ceremonies of Gay and Lesbian commitment.
Refusing To Be A Man, John Stoltenberg
Essays on sex and justice
Rights of Gay People, The, Bogan, Haft, Lister, Rupp
An American Civil Liberties union handbook (1975).
Sexual Preference, Alan P. Bell, Martin S. Weinberg, Sue Kiefer Hammersmith
It’s development in men and women. An official publication of the Alfred C. Kinsey Institute for Sex Research.
Sexual Spectrum, The, Olive Skene Johnson, Ph.D.
A fascinating exploration of gender and sexual diversity with current political developments.
Social Services for Gay and Lesbian Couples, Editor Lawrence A. Kurdek, PhD
This essential resource is filled with advice for providing quality social services to gay and lesbian couples.
Socrates, Plato & Guys Like Me, Eric E. Rofes
Rofes tells the candid story of his life as a gay teacher in suburban Massachusetts. This is an opportunity to
consider the issue of gay teachers from the other side of the school desk.
Sons Talk About Their Gay Fathers, Andrew R. Gottlieb
The author looks at how sons react to learning that their fathers are gay, allowing us to see, over time, how this
has changed their family relationships and their own lives. It draws from a wide range of literary, popular, and
psychological sources and includes an interview guide, a reference section, and an index.
Spousal Equivalent Handbook, The, Johnette Duff, J.D., George G. Truitt, CPA, CFP
Legal and financial guide to living together without the marriage license.

Stranger At The Gate, Mel White
In this remarkable book, Mel White details his twenty-five years of being counseled, exorcised, electricshocked,
prayed for, and nearly driven to suicide because his church said homosexuality was wrong. But his
salvation - to be openly gay and Christian – is more than a unique coming-out story.
Three Men, Jean Evans
Hailed as a masterpiece of psychological reporting. At odds with themselves and society a delinquent/a
necrophile/a homosexual.
Two Of Us, The, Larry J. Uhrig
Affirming, celebrating and symbolizing gay and lesbian relationships. Satisfying gay and lesbian relationships
don’t just happen. They are built - built by two people who have a commitment to one another and to the idea
of sharing their lives.
Uncharted Lives (2), Stanley Siegel and Ed Lowe, Jr.
Understanding the life passages of gay men
What If Someone I Know Is Gay?, Eric Marcus
Answers to questions about gay and lesbian people.
When Its Time to Leave Your Lover, Neil Kaminsky
The first guide of its kind, this self help book guides gay men in the impossibly hard task of parting with a
lover.
Wounded Boys, Heroic Men, Daniel Jay Sonkin, Ph.D.
Solid guide for men who were hurt as children. Dr. Sonkin teaches men to face the past and change their lives
today.
Uncharted Lives, Stanley Siegel and Ed Lowe, Jr.
Understanding the life passages of gay men
Understanding Gay Relatives & Friends, Clinton R. Jones
Out of a background of many years of counseling experience comes this helpful guide written for families and
friends of homosexuals covering relationships with son, daughter, mother, father, husband, wife, brother, sister,
teacher, clergyman.
Variations In Sexual Behavior, Frank S. Caprio, M.D.
A study of the strange ways of sex by a world-known psychiatrist
Witchcraft And The Gay Counterculture, Arthur Evans
A radical view of western civilization and some of the people it has tried to destroy.
Young, Gay and Proud, Edited by Sasha Alyson
Coming out in school, meeting other young gays, telling parents, finding identity.
• GAY – NON FICTION (AUTOBIOGRAPHIES & MEMOIR)
“…And Then I Became Gay”, Ritch C. Savin-Williams
Young men’s stories
Becoming A Man, Paul Monette
Half a life story

Best Little Boy in the World Grows Up, Andrew Tobias
John Reids memoir has been hailed as the quintessential growing up gay in a straight world book. His writing
style is frank humor and pure charm.
Both Feet Firmly Panted in Midair, John J. McNeill
The story of a Jesuit man for 40 years before being expelled because of his beliefs on gay and lesbian sexuality.
Since 1975 McNeill has been a practicing psychotherapist and a frequent lecturer on spirituality and gay and
lesbian issues.
Christopher And His Kind, Christopher IsherwoodIn 1929, Christopher Isherwood arrived from England to
spend a week in Berlin at the urging of his close friend, W. H. Auden. He did not leave for several years.
Claude Hartland, The Story Of A Life, C.A. Tripp
This very rare document, the earliest autobiography of an avowed American homosexual, was published in St.
Louis in 1901.
Coming Out Conservative, Marvin Liebman
Founder of the modern conservative movement speaks out on personal freedom, homophobia, and hat politics.
An autobiography.
Confession, The, James E. McGreevey
In August 2004, Governor James E. McGreevey of New Jersery made history when he stepped before
microphones, declared “My truth is that I am a gay American,” and announced his resignation.
Cyril Connolly, David Pryce-Jones
Journal and memoir
Essential Guide To Lesbian and Gay Weddings, Tess Ayers and Paul Brown
The latest in wedding etiquette
Finally Out, Loren A. Olson, M.D.
Letting go of living straight, a psychiatrist’s Own Story
Grand Surprise, Leo Lerman
Personal journals of Leo Lerman
Diary 1928-1957, Julian Green
Born of American parents in Paris, Julian Green became one of the most eminent of French men of letters,
admired by men as divers as Gide and Bernanos. Whether recounting his friendship with Gide, his impression
of America in war time, the moods and views of the South, or his love for Paris, here is a writer with genuine
power struggling to reconcile modern man’s spiritual and emotional life.
If You Knew Then What I Know Now, Ryan Van Meter
I Am Not Myself These Days, Josh Kilmer-Purcell
After retiring from drag in 2000, Purcell refocused his advertising career, winning numerous awards and is now
a partner at a firm in NYC.
Last Watch Of The Night, Paul Monette
A profound personal reconciliation but also a testament to the struggle for freedom of all gay and lesbian
people.

Lesbian Photo Album, A, Cathy Cade
Lives of seven lesbian feminists
Memoirs Of A Bastard Angel, Harold Norse
A fifty-year literary and erotic odyssey
Memoirs Of An Aesthete (1939-1969)
Original words from this poet, novelist, historian, and hig priest of aestheticism.
My Father And Myself, J.R. Ackerley
Personal story by this renown writer of non-fiction, novels, and plays
New York Diary Of Ned Rorem, Ned Rorem
It is doubtful if any other American author today sees himself as plainly as Ned Rorem does, or can write about
himself as frankly and fearlessly, without eve trying to appear as anything other than he actually is.
Selected Letters Of Tennessee Williams, The, Edited by Albert J. Devlin, Co-edited by Nancy M. Tischler
Volume II, 1945 – 1957
Surviving the Fall, Peter A Selwyn M.D.
The personal journey of an AIDS doctor.
Turning Point, The, Klaus Mann
Autobiography by this author of Mephisto.
Rupert Everett, The Autobiography
Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins
Untold Stories, Alan Bennet
A memoir, including diary excerpts and essays, covering subjects as diverse as Bennet’s mother’s depression to
his recollections of fellow actors Dudley Moore and Peter Cook.
• GAY – NON FICTION (BIOGRAPHIES)
An Underground Life, Gad Beck
Memoirs of a gay Jew in Nazi Berlin
Boys Like Us, Edited by Patrick Merla
Gay writers tell their coming out stories
Barney Frank, Stuart E. Weisberg
The story of America’s only left-handed, gay, Jewish Congressman
Borrowed Time, Paul Monette
An AIDS memoir
Cavafy, Robert Liddell
The story of Constantine Cavafy,foremost modern Greek poet.
Cole Porter, William McBrien
The definitive biography of the bon vivant who was the supreme master of sophisticated popular song.

Continual Lessons, Glenway Wescott, Edited by Robert Phelps with Jerry Rosco
The Journals of Glenway Westcott 1937-1955
Duncan Grant and the Bloomsbury Group, Douglas Blair Turnbaugh
An illustrated biography. Hailed as a major British artist early in his career, Duncan Grant (1885-1978) is
considered by many to be the official artist of the Bloomsbury Group.
E.M. Forster, A Life, P.N. Furbank
This major biography of the renowned author of A Passage To India and other notable books draws for the first
time on Forster’s diaries, personal correspondence, and other sources to produce an intimate portrait of a gently
imposing figure in public glare an in private shadows.
Frederick Rolfe: Baron Corvo, Miriam J. Benkovitz
A definitive work on this brawling Catholic, this failed priest…paranoiac, pimp and scrounger, biter of hands
that fed him, photographer, ecclesiastic, painter, writer; some talent, not much but a streak of pure genius;
abnormal physical courage and endurance.
Gore Vidal, Snapshots In History’s Glare, Image research by Ann Schneider
Ten chapters of illustrations, photos, and stories
Entrances and Exits, Norris Houghton
A life in and out of the theatre
Life of Ramon Novarro, The, Andre Soares
The story of one of Latin Americas top actors in Hollywood in the mid 1920's. His bloodied corpse was found
in his house on Halloween night in 1968 in one of the most infamous scandals in the vast lore of Hollywood as
was killed by two young male hustlers.
Lost Friendships, Donald Windham
A memoir of Truman Capote, Tennessee Williams, and others.
Julian Green, Glenn s. Burne
This study includes, along with critical commentary, synopses of the more representative novels and plays, and
discussions of Green’s major themes. In order to show the close relationship between Green’s life and his work,
considerable material is drawn from his journals and autobiographies.
Memories Of Evil Days, Edited by Jean-Pierre J. Piriou
Julien Green’s story
Noel Coward, Philip Hoare
To several generations, Actor, playwright, songwriter, and filmmaker noel Coward (1899-1973) personified wit,
glamour, and elegance. The biographer was given unprecedented access to the private papers and
correspondence of Coward family members, compatriots, and numerous lovers, has produced the definitive
biography of one of the twentieth century’s most celebrated and controversial figures.
Outstanding Lives, Edited by Christa Brelin and Michael J. Tyrkus
Profiles of lesbians and gay men
Pierre Loti, Lesley Blanch
This author-adventurer Pierre Loti is s symbol of all that was exotic, and decidedly un-Victorian, in nineteenth
century France as the legendary romantic.

Prince Of Aesthetes, Phillippe Jullian
Count Robert de Montesquiou 1855-1921; A noble name, a large fortune, a fine profile, and an infinite
endowment of wit and taste would have been enough to make Count Robert one of the most agreeable men of
his time; but an intransigent passion for beauty as much as a pitiless insolence isolated this arbiter of poetic and
social elegance in the midst of fin-de-siecle festival.
Ptown, Peter Manso
Art, sex, and money on the outer cape. Acclaimed writer and longtime Provincetown resident Peter Manso
brings fifty years of life and observation in this engaging, at times scandalous, portrait of the unique seaside
town located at the furthermost tip of Cape Cod.
Pride & Politics, Erin Quinn
Tale of a big story in a small town
Mayor Of Castro Street, The, Randy Shilts
Life and times of Harvey Milk
Remembering Bill Neal, Moreton Neal
Favorite recipes from a life in cooking – Bill’s story
Rock Hudson, Rock Hudson and Sara Davidson
His story
Secret Historian, Justin Spring
The life and times of Samuel Steward, professor, tattoo artist, and sexual renegade.
Secrets Of A Gay Marine Porn Star, Rich Merritt
The story of Rich Merritt – the good son, teacher’s pet, Southern gentleman, model Christian student at Bob
Jones University, Marine officer, and the not-so-anonymous poster boy.
Serious Pleasures, The Life of Stephen Tennant, Philip Hoare
A seductive biography of the last professional exquisite. Stephen Tennant was one of the more extraordinary
figures of this century. His home, Wilsford Manor, where he spent his later years in ‘decorative reclusion’,
achieved nationwide fame when its contents were auctioned in 1987, a few months after Tennants death at the
age of eighty.
Sex, Lies, and Videotape, David O’Toole
Outing the senator
Shadowplay, Donna Perlmutter
The life of Anthony Tudor
Sir John Gielud, Edited by Richard Mangan
A life in letters
Tab Hunter Condiential, Tab Hunter with Eddie Muller
The young boy’s name was Tab Hunter – made-up name, of course, a Hollywood name – and it was his time.
Tennessee Williams In Provincetown, David Kaplan
Williams spent four summers in Provincetown: 1940, ‘41, ‘44, and ’47. He wrote the plays in Provincetown
that made him famous. He fell in love in Provincetown. He had his heart broken there.

Thomas Mann, Donald Prater
This is a comprehensive biography in English of Thomas Mann (1875 – 1955), perhaps the greatest German
novelist of the twentieth century.
Writing Home, Alan Bennett
This book brings together the talks, diaries, and occasional journalism that he wrote over twenty years.
• GAY – HISTORY
Gay Day, Photos by Hank O’Nel, Captions by Allen Ginsberg
The golden age of the Christopher Street Parade
Gay New York, George Chauncey
Gender, urban culture, and the making of the Gay male world, 1890-1940
Other Side Of Silence, The, John Loughery
Men’s lives and gay identities: a Twentieth Century History
Victory, Linda Hirshman
The triumphant gay revolution. How a despised minority pushed back, beat death, found love, and changed
America for everyone.
• GAY – PLAYS
August: Osage County, Tracy Letts
A Pulitzer prize winning original black comedy that fuses epic tragedy with humor and wit.
Balcony, The, Jean Genet
In the midst of a war-ravished city, a brothel caters to the elaborate role-playing fantasies of men from all walks
of life. These costumed masquerades parody the nature of the anarchic political struggle that rages outside.
Die, Mommie, Die! And Psycho Beach Party, Charles Busch
In this collection of two of Cahrles Buschs screenplays he parodies 1950s psychological thrillers and 1960s
surfer movies. He focuses on the female lead and takes the reader on a wild journey!
Exchanges, John-David Schramm
The central question posed in this short play by John-David Schramm is “Can God change gays?” The play
seeks to examine and challenge, through the eyes of two best friends, the ex-gay movement.
Lips Together Teeth Apart, Terrence McNally
At the heart of this haunting play is a dramatically incisive portrait of two married couples. Though the house is
beautiful, it is as empty as their lives and marriages have become, a symbol of their failed hopes, their rage,
their fears, and of the capricious nature of death.
My Night With Reg, Kevin Elyot
Tragic, farcical and a flurry of sexual revelations, Kevin Elyots drama about gay manners in the age of AIDS is
both humorous and sublimely moving.
Poor Super Man, Brad Fraser
A play with cartoons on being gay!

• GAY – POETRY
C.P. Cavafy, Translated by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard
Selected poems
Dancing on All Fours, Mark Hallman
Collection of poems spanning one mans life. Almost a memoir made of poetry by an amateur poet.
First Light: Mother and Son Poems, A Twentieth Century Selection, Edited by: Jason Shinder
First Light is the first anthology of its kind, bringing together a diverse selection of new and well-known
contemporary American poets writing on the theme of mother and son relationships. Intimate, passionate, witty,
and disarmingly candid, the poems speak to both ends of the life cycle, from raising a son to caring for an aging
mother and all the stages in between.
How to Dream, Steven Reil
In these eloquent, serious, sometimes oracular poems, Steven Reil grounds an identity on difference only to
find, in the history of the berdache, in a men’s movement ritual, that voila! he is not alone. The poetry is also
sweet, campy, hilarious and lushly orchestrated.
Minutes, Daryl Hines
Collection of poems
Postscripts, Daryl Hine
Thirteen poems with a short fiction and three translations
Red Suburb, Greg Hewitt
Red Suburb portrays the neurotic beauty of a generation squeezed between the baby boomers and generation X.
These poems, ripe with love and wistfulness, scope the bright, innocent Kodak colors of suburbia, then twist
like a kaleidoscope, distorting into the very un-American dream of coming of age as a seer, dreamer and gay
man in suburbia.
Star Versus: Astrological Poems, Harry R. White
A book of poetry by a gardener and artist who interweaves his different passions into his poetic process.
Sweet Machine, Mark Doty
In four collections of poetry, this masterful poet writes elegies so full of life we find our hopes restored.
Towards Democracy, Edward Carpenter
A long (4 volume) prose poem which Carpenter regarded as the “start point and kernel’ of all his later works
W. H. Auden
Selected poetry of spirited wit, the wide-ranging intellect, the emotional power, and the unsurpassed artistry that
are among Auden’s characteristics.
What We Have Learned To Love, Charlie Bondhus
Charlie Bondhus’s candid and rousing work is rife with the wisdom and humor of a gay mans passionately lived
experiences. A gutsy and irreverent student of the gay canon, his work moves effortlessly between Walt
Whitman and Madonna in this bold and heartfelt chapbook.
You Got to Burn to Shine, John Giorno
John Girono began as an innovator of the school of Fond Poetry. In his early work in the ‘60s he used
newspapers, advertisements and television to assemble a montage of word and image. This produced a déjà vu

experience in the reader or listener, because he had seen or heard the source material in another context. This is
a collection of his work.
• GAY – ANTHOLOGIES
African American Literature, Edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Nellie Y. McKay
A dazzling and rich overview of the African American literary tradition, with the work of 120 authors from
1746 to the present writing in all genres – poetry, short Fiction, novels, drama, autobiography, journals, and
letters. LGBT authors such as Langston Hughes, works by Queen Latifa…
Best Gay Erotica ’05, Edited by Richard Labonte
Selected and introduced by William J. Mann
Boys In Heat, Edited by Richard Labonte
Collection of short stories
Boys Like Us, Edited by Patrick Merla
Gay writers tell their coming out stories
Chasing Danny Boy, Edited by Mark Hemry
17 powerful stories by eight different writers from three different countries of Celtic eros.
Cool Thing: The Best New Gay Fiction from Young American Writers, Ed. by Blair Mastbaum & Will Fabro
18 stories by young gay authors that portray the wide array of perspectives of young gay people who are deying
common gay stereotypes.
Dancing On The Moon, Jameson currier
Short stories about AIDS
Dress Your Family In Corduroy And Denim, David Sedaris
The author lifts the corner of ordinary life, revealing the absurdity teeming below its surface.
Fangs and Stilettos, Anthony DiFiore
Fashion’s greatest secret is about to come undone.
Fresh Men, Edited by Donald Weise
New voices in gay fiction
Fruit, Editor Gary Dunne
Contemporary Australian gay writing
Gay Canon, Robert Drake
This puts into context the works that have contributed to the history of the gay imagination, presenting a living
canon that is whole, fresh, vibrant, and authentic.
Gay & Lesbian Poetry In Our Time, Carl Morse & Joan Larkin
A rich collection of ninety-four gay and lesbian poets.
Gay Pride, William J. Mann
A celebration of all things gay and lesbian
Gay Relationships, Ed. by John De Cecco

The most complete and up to date resource available regarding gay men in relationship when it was released in
the 80's. No a fantastic relic of the past!
Gooseflesh, Emma Morgan
Her poetry wants to ‘barge in univited’
Growing Up Gay/Growing Up Lesbian, Edited By Bennett L. Singer
A literary anthology
Growing Up Positive, Ian Lucas
These are real life stories by a young generation affected by AIDS.
Homophobia, Edited by Warren J. Blumenfeld
How we all pay the price. Includes a section on how to run an antihomophobia workshop
Hot Jocks, Edited by Richard Labonte
Gay erotic stories
In The Face Of Fire, William G. Gibbons
A poetic journal covering the last year and a half of the author’s life. It is about being gay, AIDS, being a
partner of a person with AIDS, the relationships between AIDS and aging. It’s about recovery, a spiritual
journal, a love story.
Jacked, Jack Fritscher
Jack Fritscher, editor in chief of Drummer Magazine, has been writing gay erotica for years. This anthology
showcases 20 of Jacks best stories selected from a dozen popular gay magazines.
Letter, The, Edited by Sarah Moon
Queer writer’s Notes to their younger selves. A collection from 65 queer writers.
Little Lavender Book, The, Compiled by Saeko Usukawa
A mini-book; historically revealing compendium of quotations that traces the evolution of gay and lesbian
desire amid the myriad struggles for acceptance.
Men and Intimacy: Personal Accounts Exploring the Dilemmas of Modern Male Sexuality,
Ed. By Franklin Abbot
This book is not a sex guide or a how to manual, in fact it is not explicitly gay but includes gay issues. It is a
collection of stories broken up into three sections. The first, addresses male privilege, homophobia, rape, child
sex abuse, circumcision, pornography, and AIDS. The second, is on understanding intimacy as it pertains to the
history of men and violence. The final section examines the solutions men are creating to cope with and
transcend these issues.
Men on Men: Best New Gay Fiction, Ed by George Stambolian
A collection of original stories by the most gifted voices in American gay lit in the mid 1980’s.
Men Of The Mean Streets, Edited by Greg Herren and J.M. Redmann
Some of the top writers of gay mystery explore this noir territory of amoral tough guys with a cynical view of
the world by giving classic noir a gay twist.
Pages Passed From Hand To Hand, Edited by Mark Mitchell and David Leavitt
The hidden tradition of Homosexual literature in English from 1748-1914. Featured authors include Willa
Cather, Charlotte Cibber Clarke, Herman Melville, Henry James…

Positively Gay, Edited by Betty Berzon, Ph.D.
New approaches to gay and lesbian life.
Self Portrait With Friends, Edited by Richard Buckle
The selected diaries of Cecil Beaton 1926-1974. This selection by Richard Buckle, the well-known writer and
exhibition designer, and a close friend of Beaton’s , covers the period from the twenties until Beaton stopped
keeping a diary.
Surfer Boys, Edited by Neil Placky
A journey into a breezy tropical world where surf, sand and sex come alive. Surfs Up!
Taking Liberties: Gay Men’s Essays on Politics, Culture, Art and Sex, Ed by Michael Bronski
Taking Liberties brings together some of the strongest and most divergent views published in the 90’s.
Then, We Were Still Living, Michael Klein
Roughly whispered and gorgeous poems.
Visible Lives: Three Stories in Tribute to E. Lyn Harris, By authors Terrence Dean, James Earl Hardy and
Stanley Bennett Clay with a foreword by Victoria Christopher Murray
A loving tribute by three friends to a man who wrote groundbreaking stories of black men in search of love.
• GAY NON-FICTION - Personal Stories
1990, Michael Klein
Poems that won the Lambda Literary Award
After You’re Out, Edited by Karla Jay and Allen Young
Personal experiences of gay men and lesbian women
Becoming A Man, Paul Monette
Half a life story
Bill From My Father, The, Bernard Cooper
Octogenarian, and partial to a polyester jumpsuit, Edward Cooper makes an unlikely literary muse. But to his
son, Bernard, he looms larger than life, an overwhelming and baffling presence.
Box of Darkness, A, Sally Ryder Brady
When Upton died suddenly one evening in their Vermont cottage, Sally began uncovering secrets. As she went
through his papers, she discovered that her husband of forty-six years had desired the love of men.
Bucolic Plague, The, Josh Kilmer-Purcel
A happy series of accidents and a doughnut-laden escape upstate take Josh and his partner, Brent, to the
doorstep of the magnificent Beekman Mansion. This is the riotous and moving true tale of goats, mud, and a
centuries-old memoir.
Coming Out of the Blue, Marc E Burke
Coming out of the blue tackles the delicate and contemptuous issues around homosexuality in the police force
through interviews with LGB officers.
Consenting Adult, Laura Z. Hobson
Jeff’s letter is not his story alone. It is about his parents too…

Conversations With Willie, Robin Maugham
Recollections of W. Somerset Maugham
Dancing Around The Volcano, Guy Kettelmack
These personal stories are often sexy, sometimes funny, almost always poignant in their honesty, and startling
in their insights.
Diary of James Schuyler, The, Edited by Nathan Kernan
His diary begins on January 1, 1968, when the poet was forty-four years old. For the past six and a half years
he had been living with Fairfield and Anne Porter. The diary continues about his life after his mental breakdown
and hospitalization.
Different Person, A, James Merrill
A Memoir of this celebrated poet’s life. While in his twenties Merrill, born to comfort and privilege, sets sail in
1950 with a young man’s passionate expectations for the Europe that will change his life.
End of Being Known, The, Michael Klein
This memoir explores the lines that define, yet often blur, the boundaries of sex, friendship, and compatibility.
Faggots, Larry Kramer
This nove l is without precedent, distinctive in its humor and literary style, and extraordinary in its graphic
detail and explicit portrayal.
First Time I Met Frank O’Hara, The, Rick Whitaker
Reading gay American writers – Whitaker explores both the lives and works of gay American writers who have
meant the most to him, paying particular attention to how homosexuality influenced their literary styles and
perspectives.
Gay Speak, Edited by James W. Chesebro
Gay male & Lesbian Communication
Growing Up, Russell Baker
This is a story of adversity and courage, of the poignancy of love and the awkwardness of sex, of family bonds
and family tensions. We meet the people who influenced Baker’s early life, and the everyday heroes and
heroines of the Depression who faced disaster with good cheer and usually muddled through.
Hiding My Candy, The Lady Chablis
Story of the drag queen with chutzpah.
Hometowns, Edited by John Preston
Gay men write about where they belong
Honor Bound, Joseph Steffan
A gay naval midshipman fights to serve his country
Last Closet, The, Rita M. Kissen
The real lives of lesbian and gay teachers.
Mark The Music, Eric A. Gordon
The life and work of Marc Blitzstein

Member of the Family, The, Edited by John Preston
Gay men write about their families
My Big Fat Queer Life, Michael Thomas
His delightfully inventive wit shows how unafraid the author is to tackle and subject and tickle – if not outright
hit below the belt.
My Diva, Edited by Michael Montlack
65 Gay men on the women who inspire them.
My Life With Noel Coward, Braham Payn and Barry Day
This is the definitive memoir of the private Noel Coward by the only man with the compassionate insight with
first-hand experience to write it. Graham Payn, star of many of Coward’s shows, shared the Master’s
professional and private life for thirty years. When Coward kept the rest of the world at by, Payn remained at
his side as confidant and friend. No one else was as privy to Coward’s doubts and dreams.
My Trip Down The Pink Carpet, Leslie Jordan
Hilarious romp from small-town USA to the pink carpet of Hollywood with the beloved Emmy-winning actor,
playwright, and gay icon.
Naked, David Sedaris
Sedaris turns the mania for the memoir on its proverbial ear, mining the exceedingly rich terrain of his life, his
family, and his unique worldview – a sensibility at once take-no-prisoners sharp and deeply charitable.
One Teenager In 10, Edited by Ann Heron
Writings by gay and lesbian youth
Openly Bob, Bob Smith
Openly gay comic, bob Smith broke barriers with an appearance on “The Tonight show:. Now Smith offers up
his own original, whine-free perspective on being grown up and gay. Funny.
Problem Of Homosexuality In Modern Society, The, Edited by Hendrik M. Ruitenbeek
In the consensus of both psychoanalysis and sociologists that homosexuality is apparently increasing in
contemporary society. (1955)
Queer Jews
Collection of essays that will permanently alter all perceptions about queer Jews.
Queer 13, Edited by Clifford Chase
Lesbian and gay writers recall seventh grade
Queer Pulp, Susan Stryker
Perverted passions form the Golden Age of the paperback
Queer Stories For Boys, Douglas McKeown
True Stories from the gay men’s storytelling workshop
Rock Hudson, Rock Hudson and Sara Davidson
His story
Scarlet Professor, The, Barry Werth

This captivating account is about Newton Arvin whose literary life was shattered by scandal. It’s about a crucial
episode in the history of American repression that is little known. The ‘Smith college Homosexual Scandal of
1960’ centrally involving the famed literary critic Newton Arvin, has never before been researched and reported
in such fascinating horrifying detail.
Shadows Of Love, Edited by Charles Jurrist
American gay fiction
Shattered Love, Richard Chamberlain
Now, in this bestselling, eye-opening memoir, chamberlain recounts his poignant struggle to come to terms with
the truths in his life, from his tumultuous relationship with his father to his sexual orientation.
Stranger At The Gate, Mel White
In this remarkable book, Mel White details his twenty-five years of being counseled, exorcised, electricshocked,
prayed for, and nearly driven to suicide because his church said homosexuality was wrong. But his
salvation - to be openly gay and Christian – is more than a unique coming-out story.
Track Conditions, Michael Klein
Following his alienated lover to an Ohio race track, Michael Klein began a five-year career as a professional
groom in the world of horse racing, which eventually included caring for 1984 Kentucky Derby winner Swale.
Klein formed an intense, loving bond with the colt, but his life was shadowed by the undertow of his
alcoholism, a complicated relationship with his lover, and his memories of an abusive childhood.
Underground Life, An, Gad Beck
Memoirs of a gay Jew in Nazi Berlin
Virtually Normal, Andrew Sullivan
An argument about homosexuality
• GAY AUTHORED - Not Necessarily Gay-Focused
Anesthesia, Kenny Fries
The poet examines the relationship between his body and his poetic corpus.
Another Country, James Baldwin
A novel that is able to transform the beat of the blues into words an move us with the driving rhythms of
Manhattan and Harlem, and rock us with an honesty that exposes the American dream as a never-to-beforgotten
nightmare.
All The Best, Edward I. Koch
Letters from a feisty mayor
Gore Vidal, Gore Vidal
Complete and unabridged Julian, Williwaw, The Judgement of Paris, Messiah, The City And The Pillar
Infamous People, Norman Beim
Seven revealing new plays about Lord Byron, Count Dracula, Mata Hari, Caryl Chessman, Jim Jones, Joe
Orton, and Mario Romano
Langston Hughes, The Collected Poems Of, Edited by Arnold Rampersad
Spanning five decades and comprising 868 poems, this magnificent volume is the definitive sampling of a
writer who has been called the poet laureate of African America.

Magical Thinking, Augusten Burroughs
A collection of true stories
Metalsmith, Exhibition in Print (Volume 30, Number 4)
Garth Clark, guest curator, prods exquisite contemporary jewelry while celebrating extravagance through an
imaginary tour of a palace.
Moby Dick, Herman Melville
Classic of Ismael’s sailings and battles with this well-known whale.
Night Listener, The, Armistead Maupin
He takes Hitchcock one step further, building a literary house of mirrors, window-dressing it as a mystery and
leaving the reader guessing from t h second page.
Possible Side Effects, Augusten Burroughs
From the bestselling author of Running With Scissors, comes his provocative collection of true stories.
Running With Scissors, Augusten Burroughs
True story of a boy whose mother gave him away to be raised by her unorthodox psychiatrist. Burroughs found
himself amidst Victorian squalor living with the doctor’s bizarre family.
Song Of Myself, Walt Whitman
Considered by many to be the quintessential American poet, Walt Whitman (1819-1892) exerted a profound
influence on all the American poets who came after him. And it was with this inspired, oceanic medley, :Song
of Myself” (whichin the first editions of Leaves of Grass was still nameless), that this great poet first made
himself known to the world.
Sound of Waves, The, Yukio Mishima
A simple, exquisitely beautiful story of first love between a boy and girl set in a Japanese fishing village.
• BI-SEXUAL
Always Follow Your Dreams, Edited by Susan Polis Schutz
Collection of poems to inspire and encourage dreams.
Bad Girl Gone Mom, K.C. Lauer
While K.C. struggles with sexual development dysfunction, hearing loss, depression and addictions that impact
her young adult years, she battles with her family, her belief in God, and society as a whole, regarding what is
normal for a woman.
Body Surfing, Anita Shreve
A novel about marriage, family, and the supreme courage it takes to love.
Closer to Home, Edited by Elizabeth Reba Weise
Bisexuality and Feminism. A bold movement of bisexuals has emerged, demanding recognition for the truth of
their lives – for their desire and love for both sexes. This dynamic collection focuses on the voices of bisexual
women, who tell of the choices they have made and still make. Women who debate what sexual fluidity means
in terms of everyday choices.
Codependent No More, Melody Beattie
How to stop controlling others and start caring for yourself.

Getting Bi, Edited by Robyn Ochs & Sarah E. Rowley
Voices of bisexuals around the world. Anthology of personal, accessible narratives.
Geography of Desire, The, Robert Boswell
A stunning blend of eroticism and intrigue. He is seemingly rootless, detached from the life around him yet
willingly caught in a tender web of sex, involved with two women at once.
Giovanni’s Room, James Baldwin
Young American man involved with both a woman and a man set in Paris
Love of Women, The, Denise Neuhaus
Kristina has transformed herself into her ideal woman: educated, experienced, cultured, stylish, at ease with her
bisexuality.
Orlando, Virginia Woolf
Sharply observed considerations of androgyny
View From Another Closet, Janet Bode
Exploring bisexuality in Women
• BISEXUAL Non-Fiction
Gay Teenager, The, The High School Journal Volume 77, Nos. 1 & 2
October 1993 – January 1994. Eighteen articles dealing with gay, lesbian, bisexual youth
View From Another Closet, Janet Bode
Exploring bisexuality in Women
• BISEXUAL Biography
Life of Colette, A, Judith Thurman
Secrets of the flesh. A scandalously talented stage performer, a practiced seductress of both men and women,
and the flamboyant author of some of the greatest works of twentieth-sentury literature, Colette was our first
true superstar.
George Sand, Curtis Cate
The passionate genius and her circle of intimates: Chopin, Musset, Merimee, Heine, Liszt, Balzac, Flaubert and
others.
• BISEXUAL AUTHORED
We Are The Ones We Have Been Waiting For, Alice Walker
Walker writes about our world’s predicaments and reminds us that change must start from within, beginning
with the recommended meditations included in each chapter.
Cheri And The Last of Cheri, Colette
Cerit is a beautiful young man, physically magnificent, with an empty soul. His only paradise is with Lea, a
woman more than twice his age, who pampers, indulges, and worships him in her bed.
Confessions Of A Failed Southern Lady, Florence King

Classic memoir of her upbringing in an eccentric Southen family, told with uproarious wit. Florence may have
been a disappointment to her Granny, whose dream of rearing a perfect southern lady would never be quite
fulfilled. But after all, as Florence reminds, “no matter which sex I went to bed with, I never smoke on the
street.
• TRANSGENDER/INTERSEX
Blind Curves, Diane and Jacob Anderson-Minshall
Blind Eye mystery by this queer husband and wife writing team.
Casa Rossa, Francesca Marciano
Novel about the turbulent political 70s in Italy. Casa Rossa – a farmhouse in Puglia, owned by the Strada family
– is being sold. As she packs up the house, Alina Strada pieces together the history of her family’s past
including her best friend, a MTF.
Changeling, The, kate Horsley
This takes place in fourteenth-century Ireland for a strange and luminous tale of the elusive nature of identity
and triumph in adversity. Grey, a peasant girl who is raised as a boy, and who, until adolescence, never doubts
herself to be a male…
Come Out and Win, Sue Hyde
Organizing yourself, your community, your world
Cook And The Carpenter, The, By the Carpenter
Radical Story of love and illegality, set on a commune. The author uses a neuter pronoun, trusting the reader to
know which character is female and which male.
Dress Codes, Noelle Howey
As Noelle copes with a turbulent adolescence, confused by her male and female role models, her father begins
to metamorphose into the loving parent she has always longed for – only now outfitted in pedal pushers and
pink lipstick.
Female Man, The, Joanna Russ
Across the boundaries of alternate worlds, beyond all sexual barriers, comes the only kind of man there is…
From Female To Male, Louis Sullivan LARGE PRINT
The life of Jack Bee Garland, a FTM journey.
Gender Blending, Holly Devor
Confronting the limits of duality, this book examines the social construction of gender and its implications for
the lives of gender blending femails and for society in general. Fifteen women who have to varying degrees
rejected traditional femininity, but not their femalesness, discuss their lives with Devor.
Goddesses, Mayumi Oda
Based on Oda’s Japanese woodblock prints she emanates sensual beauty and warmth through prose
transforming the traditional masculine Buddhist gods into their joyous female counterparts.
Herculine Barbin, Herculine Barbin
Memoirs of a nineteenth-century French hermaphrodite. Translate by Richard McDougal. Herculine was
designated female at birth. A pious girl in a Catholic orphanage, a bewildered adolescent enchanted by the
bodies of her classmates, a passionate lover of another schoolmistress, she is suddenly reclassified as a man.
This erotic diary is provocative and articulate.

How Sex Changed, Joanne Meyerowitz
A history of transsexuality in the United States
Ladies Or Gentlemen?, C.J.S. Thompson LARGE PRINT
Women who posed as men and men who impersonated women. There were women who fought successfully as
soldiers and pirates, and men who dressed and lived as women undetected for a lifetime.
Last Time I Wore A Dress, The, Daphne Schrolinski
One million dollars my treatment cost. Insurance money, but still. Three years in three mental hospitals for girly
lessons, 1981–1984. A high school diploma from a psychiatric facility for adolescents, a document I never show
anyone.
Lives of Transgender People, Genny Beemyn & Susan Rnkin
The authors apply their extensive expertise to a groundbreaking survey – one of the largesst ever conducted in
the U.S – on gender development and identity – making among transsexual women, transsexual men,
crossdressers, and genderqueer individuals.
Middlesex, Jeffrey Eugenides
To understand why Calliope is not like other girls, she has to uncover a guilt family secret, and the astonishing
genetic history that turns Callie into Cal.
Moonflower
A book of affirmations
Mother Camp, Esther Newton
This is a two year study of female impersonators in America. This world of drag queens – homosexual men who
make a living impersonating women takes place in noisy bars, chaotic dressing rooms, and the cheap apartments
and hotels that make up the lives of these men.
I Am My Own Wife, Doug Wright
This Pulitzer prize winning play is a tour-de-force one-man show that explores the extraordinary true story of
Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, an East Berlin transvestite with a controversial life.
Queer In America, Michelangelo Signorile
Sex, the media, and the closets of power
Sacred Country, Rose Tremain
Mary’s fight to become Martin, her claustrophobic small town, and her troubled family make up the core of this
remarkable and intimate, emotional yet unsentimental novel.
Sarah, JT LeRoy
Cherry Vanilla, twelve years old with a penchant for short leather skirts and make-up, has one dream: to
become the most famous ‘lot lizard’ in the business. With his blond curls and his naked ambition he is
determined to be more woman than most, and to match is idol, rival, and mother, Sarah.
Sexual Preference, Alan P. Bell, Martin S. Weinberg, Sue Kiefer Hammersmith
It’s development in men and women. An official publication of the Alfred C. Kinsey Institute for Sex Research.
She’s Not There, A Life in Two Genders, Jennifer Finney Boylan
This is a story of a person changing genders.

Stone Butch Blues, Leslie Feinberg (3)
Growing up differently gendered in a blue-collar town in the 1950s. Coming out as a butch in the bars and
factories of the pre-feminist ‘60s. Deciding to pass as a man in order to survive when she is left without work
or a community in the early ‘70s.
Tango, Justin Vivian Bond
Bond recalls in vivid detail how it looked and felt to first discover Mom’s lipstick and how dreary it could be
for a trans/queer kid to join the Cub Scouts.
Transition, the Story of How I Became A Man, Chaz Bono
Chaz’ personal account of his FTM journey. Remembered as the adorable daughter, Chastity, of Sonny and
Cher, he realizes that little cherubic girl would grow up to be a middle-aged man.
Trans Liberation – Beyond Pink Or Blue, Leslie Feinberg
Collection of her speeches on trans liberation and its essential connection to the liberation of all people.
Trans-Sister Radio, Chris Bohjalian
Dana tells Allison his secret; he has always been certain that he is a woman born into the wrong skin, and is
considering a sex-change operation.
Vested Interests, Marjorie Garber
Cross-dressing and cultural anxiety. This is a tour de force of cultural criticism; its investigations range across
history, literature, film, photography, and popular and mass culture.
• TRANSGENDER – AUTHORED - Not Necessarily Transgender-Focused
Lieutenant Nun, Catalina de Erauso
Memoir of a Basque transvestite in the New World. Translated from the Spanish by Michele Stepto & Gabriel
Stepto.
Mauprat, George Sand
An exciting romance in the tradition of Wuthering Heights, this is a tale of redemption, designed to illustrate
Sand’s Rousseauistic conviction that man is naturally good, and that society alone is responsible for corrupting
his fundamental virtue and goodness. Thus the dashing Edmee de Mauprat sets out, in a reverse Pygmalion
twist, to transform her brutish cousin into a superior, civilized, and cultured being – precisely the task the young
George Sand had undertaken with her own husband with such disastrous results.
Suits Me, Diane Wood Middlebrook
The double life of Billy Tipton;
Venice, Jan Morris
Revised from the 1960 edition, written in the name of James Morris, at that time. A classic guide of Venice
described as, ‘entertaining, ironical, witty, high-spirited, and extremely well-researched. Written in the voice of
an appreciative Venetian.
• GENDER STUDIES/QUEER STUDIES
A Few Tricks Along The Way, Gary J. Stern
Daily reflections for gay men, queer boys, magnificent queens & the people who love them.
A Matter of Justice: Lesbians and Gay Men in Law Enforcement, Robin A. Buhrke

Wriiten by a past liaison between the Miami Beach Police Dept and the LGBT community, this book highlights
the paradoxes and difficulties faced by these men and women. It portrays the diversity as similarities of their
experiences within the criminal justice community as well as within the L and G community.
Alleys & Doorways, Edited by Meredith Schwartz
Stories of queer urban fantasy. Featuring several stories that were finalists for the Gaylactic Spectrum Award,
this anthology promises to enchant you.
Bad Girl Gone Mom, K.C. Lauer
While K.C. struggles with sexual development dysfunction, hearing loss, depression and addictions that impact
her young adult years, she battles with her family, her belief in God, and society as a whole, regarding what is
normal for a woman.
Bashing Back, Wayne Besen
A compilation of columns from this outspoken LGBT activist. In this collection he discusses issues as far
ranging as AIDS to the Vatican’s War on Gays.
Between Little Rock and a Hard Place, Tommi Avicolli Mecca
This book, published in 1993, examines the ‘new’ GLB struggle for national political power. In other words a
book that examines the implications of a new assimilationist agenda.
Blackbird, Larry Duplechan
This is a funny, moving, sexy novel about what it is like to grow up gay and black in Southern California, a
novel of adolescent awakening.
Bloom, Vol. 3, No. 2, Summer 2010
Queer fiction, Art, Poetry & More
Collective Visioning, Linda Stout
How groups can work together for a just and sustainable future.
Dynamics of Sex and Gender, Laurel Walum Richardson
A sociological perspective on gender and sex.
It’s Your Hour, Michael Bettinger, PhD, MFT
A guide to Queer-affirmative psychotherapy
Sexual Preference, Alan P. Bell, Martin S. Weinberg, Sue Kiefer Hammersmith
It’s development in men and women. An official publication of the Alfred C. Kinsey Institute for Sex Research.
Addiction And Recover In Gay And Lesbian Persons, Robert J. Kus, RN, Ph.D
Here is an introduction to research and work being done in the fields of gay and lesbian chemical dependency.
Come Out and Win, Sue Hyde
Organizing yourself, your community, your world
GenderQueer, Edited by Joan Nestle, Clare Howell, and Riki Wilchins
Voices from beyond the sexual binary
Glossary Of HIV/AIDS-Related Terms
Published by the Treatment Information Service in 1997

Fear Of A Queer Planet, Michael Warner (Editor)
Queer politic and social theory
Female Masculinity, Judith Halberstam
Masculinity without men. This author takes aim at the protected status of male masculinity and shows that
female masculinity has offered a distinct alternative to it for over two hundred years.
Fictional History of the United States, A, Edited by T Cooper and Adam Mansbach
Rewriting history with a Queer spin. Authors include Sarah Schulman, Kate Bornstein, Amy Bloom, T Cooper
and many more.
Gender Roles, Linda L. Lindsey
Sociological perspective.
Hear Me Out, Planned Parenthood of Toronto
True stories of teens educating and confronting homophobia. Lesbian, gay, transgendered, bisexual and
transsexual young people are having their say! Courageous, powerful and compelling, these contributors talk
about the specific challenges of growing up queer.
In Praise of Indecency, Paul Krassner
Counterculture warrior Paul Krassner writes the funniest, most intelligent social and political commentary.
Nowhere is this more apparent than in this collection of essays and interviews. He is interviewed by Susie
Bright and Pee Wee Herman and reminisces on Lenny Bruce to name a few. He uses satire and a keen mind to
examine important social taboos.
Inside/Out, Edited by Diana Fuss
Lesbian theories, gay theories. Queers don’t need outside experts to subject us to their perplexed scrutiny: the
significant work on our identities, politics, and culture is inside.
Is It A Choice? Eric Marcus
Answers to 300 of the most frequently asked questions about gays and lesbians
Journal of Lesbian & Gay Studies: Vol.14 Number 2-3 2008: Queer Migration, Edited by Eithne Luibheid
This issue includes authors, Eithne Luibheid, Omise’eke Natsha Tinsley, Kath Weston, Audrey Yue, Adi
Kuntsman, Bobby Benedicto, Carlos Ulises Decena, Maja Horn, Clare Sears, Kale Bantigue Fajardo and many
more.
Little Lavender Book, The, Compiled by Saeko Usukawa
A mini-book; historically revealing compendium of quotations that traces the evolution of gay and lesbian
desire amid the myriad struggles for acceptance.
Living With HIV/AIDS, Eric Goosby, M.D.
The Black person’s guide to survival
Living With Hepatitis C, Gregory T. Everson, M.D. and Hedy Weinberg
A survivor’s guide to Turning Back: Lesbian and Gay Liberations For the 80’s
Magic Mommas, Trembling Sisters, Puritans & Perverts, Joanna Russ
Feminist Essays
No Turning Back: Lesbian And Gay Liberation For the 80’s, Goodman, Lakey, Lashof, Thorne

This is a progressive analysis and pragmatic sourcebook for lesbians, gays and others concerned with replacing
patriarchal oppression with a more human alternative.
O Solo Homo, Edited by Holly Hughes and David Roman
A diverse, definitive, and hugely entertaining collection representing the cutting edge of queer solo
performance. The pieces in O Solo Homo touch nerves that run deep-from sex, politics, community, and health
to the struggles and joys of family, friends, and lovers.
One Teenager In 10, Edited by Ann Heron
Writings by lesbian and gay youth
Poisoned Ivy, Toni A.H. McNaron
Gay and lesbian academics confronting homophobia
Pussycat Fever, Kathy Acker, Illustrated by Diane DiMassa and Freddie Baer
Queer short story.
Queer And Loathing, David B. Feinberg
Rants and raves of a raging aids clone. Autobiographical essays.
Queerly Classed, Edited by Susan Raffo
Gay men and lesbians write about class
Queer Composition of America’s Sound, The, Nadine Hubbs
Gay modernists, American music, and national identity
Queer Encyclopedia of Music, Dance & Musical Theater, Edited by Claude J. Summers
First comprehensive, authoritative guide to all things queer and musical: pop, rock, jazz, disco, dance, opera,
and musical theater.
Queer In America, Michelangelo Signorile
Sex, the media, and the closets of power
Queer Parent’s Primer, The, Stephanie A. Brill
A lesbian and gay families’ guide to navigating the straight world.
Queer Pulp, Susan Stryker
Perverted passions form the Golden Age of the paperback
Queer Representations, Reading Live, Reading Cultures, Edited by Martin Duberman
The book also explores the creation of queer literature, its birth pains, growing pains, and achievements. It
features many of the major figures of queer studies and contemporary queer literature.
Queer Space, Aaron Betsky
Architecture and same-sex desire
Queer Stories For Boys, Douglas McKeown
True Stories from the gay men’s storytelling workshop
Rose Of No Man’s Land, Michelle Tea

A novel brimming with snarky observations and soulful musings on contemporary teenage America this
thrilling coming of age tale is a bout a lonely girl lost in the wild kingdom of mall culture. Trisha Driscoll is a
gender bending methadone user.
Self-Made Man, Norah Vincent
One woman’s journey into manhood and back again. It was high risk stuff, Norah Vincent’s undercover
research into what men are like when they’re in the places where men are men.
Sexual Preference, Alan P. Bell, Martin S. Weinberg, Sue Kiefer Hammersmith
It’s development in men and women. An official publication of the Alfred C. Kinsey Institute for Sex Research.
Sexual Spectrum, The, Olive Skene Johnson, Ph.D.
A fascinating exploration of gender and sexual diversity with current political developments.
Society, The, Michael S. Kimmel
A summary work of decades of scholarship on gender, which sifts through the huge amount of accumulated
data, judiciously weighs the evidence and brings immense clarity and insight to the major areas of contention.
Taking Responsibility for Sexuality, Joyce Trebilcot
New essay by feminist philosopher challenges women to consciously think about and take responsibility for
sexual identities.
The Screwed-U Life Of Charlie The Second, Drew Ferguson
Being a nerd is way underrated. Equally funny and smart this is a story about Charlie who never fits in. But all
this is about to change when a new guy at school begins to liven things up on the soccer field and in Charlie’s
life.
Toward A Black Feminist Criticism, Barbara Smith
This is the fifth in a series of pamphlets documenting ideas important in the evolution of lesbian/feminism.
Virtually Normal, Andrew Sullivan
An argument about homosexuality
• HEALTH
AIDS: The Ultimate Challenge, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, M.D.
As the number of reported AIDS cases continue to climb and the disease continues to take more and more lives,
those who have to deal with the complexities of this problem continue to ask: “How do we care for those
terminally ill?”
Complete Bedside Companion, The: A No Nonsense Advice on Caring for the Serious Ill, Rodger
McFarlane and Philip Bashe
One of Americas most respected consumer advocates for the sick, McFarlane currently directs research between
the American Association of Health Plans and Lotus. This book examines what to do if someone you love is
dying or has recently passed.
Gay and Sober, Thomas O. Ziebold and John E. Mongeon
Enormously informative and well organized with numerous practical and useful suggestions and guidelines on
the testament options available for gay people with alcohol problems.
Gay Man’s Guide to Prostate Cancer, A, Herald Perlman and Jack Drescher
An anthology of men involved with the nonprofit Malecare Inc, on prostate cancer.

Dr. Susan Love’s Hormone Book, Susan M. Love, M.d. with Karen Lindsey
This book will help you decide for how you want to move through this stage of life.
It’s Your Hour: A Guide to Queer-Affirmative Psychotherapy, Michael Bettinger
The one and only comprehensive guide to psychotherapy for Queer people. This is finding a therapist and
navigating the mental health industry for queers 101.
• HISTORY & BIOGRAPHY
startling new perspective on the nation’s past – with the heterosexual attitudes of the era.
Adamless Eden, A, Patricia Ann Palmieri
The community of women faculty at Wellesley.
A Day At A Time, Edited by Margo Culley
The diary literature of American women from 1764 to the present including Barbara Deming.
Always Remember, Photographed by Paul Margolies
A selection of panels created by and for international Fashion Designers for the Names Project AIDS memorial
quilt
And The Band Played On, Randy Shilts
Politics, people, and the AIDS epidemic
Another Mother Tongue, Judy Grahn
Blended cultural history with autobiography this is a celebration of lesbian and gay culture.
Amazon Trail, The, Lee Lynch
Lee covers the lesbian and gay scene from coast to coast, from coast to coast, from inside our bookstores to
inside our bars, from campfire to coven to careers, into and out of love.
Beauty Trip, The, Ken Siman
Part confession – part obsession – this book is an in-your-face excursion through the curious course of beauty
rituals as practiced by a wannabe beauty with a grand sense of humor and a fervent reverence for his
idiosyncratic panoply of idols.
Best Little Boy In The World, The, John Reid
A story of a normal boy growing into maturity without being taunted because of his homosexuality…He comes
out slowly, hilariously, brilliantly.
Biography of Alice B. Toklas, The, Linda Simon
Gertrude reigned, but Alice ruled. She was cook, critic, publisher, lover, and muse tone of the most celebrated
women of letters in the 20 th century.
Bold In Her Breeches, Edited by Jo Stanley
Women pirates across the ages; there’s no salt to savor in this colorful study of women pirates…
Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold, Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy, Madeline D. Davis
History of a lesbian community
Brave Journeys, David Mixner and Dennis Bailey

Profiles in gay and lesbian courage.
Collected Poems of Audre Lorde
More than 300 poems, representing the complete works of one of this country’s most influential poets.
Completely Queer, Steve Hogan and Lee Hogan
The gay and lesbian encyclopedia
Conduct Unbecoming, Randy Shilts
Lesbians and gays in the U.S. military (Vietnam to the Persian Gulf)
Don’t, Janet E. Halley
Reader’s guide to the military’s anti-gay policy
Gay American History, Jonathan Katz
A documentary of lesbians and gay men in the USA; pioneering collection of turbulent chronicles – a Eleanor
Gay American History, Jonathan Katz
A documentary of lesbians and gay men in the USA. A pioneering collection of turbulent chronicles – a
startling new perspective on the nation’s past – with the heterosexual attitudes of the era.
Gay Day, Photos by Hank O’Nel, Captions by Allen Ginsberg
The golden age of the Christopher Street Parade
Gay Metropolis, The, Charles Kaiser
1940-1996. This is a compelling social and political history of modern gay life in America.
Girls Next Door, The, Lindsy van Gelder and Pamela Robin Brandt
A glimpse into the heart of lesbian America. Northampton residents interviewed.
From The Closet To The Courts, Ruth Simpson, Ruth Simpson
The lesbian transition
Hidden From History: Reclaiming Gay & Lesbian Past, Edited by Martin Baum l Duberman, Marthat
Vicinus & Goerge Chauncey, Jr.
Improper Bostonians, Compiled by The History Project
Lesbian and gay history from the puritans to playland.
Lesbianism And The Women’s Movement, Edited by Nancy Myron & Charlotte Bunch
Collection of short biographies of women. Ranging from the Trojan women to Gertrude Stein, each article
discusses the lives of women, both famous and unknown, who revolted against male supremacy in their day.
Lesbian Heresy, The, Sheila Jeffreys
A feminist perspective on the lesbian sexual revolution.
Lesbian Lists, Dell Richards
This can be read straight through or dipped into whenever you have a spare moment. Either way, these littleknown
facts about lesbian culture and history will keep you fascinate for hours.
Long Time Passing: Lives of Older Lesbians, Edited by Marcy Adelman, Ph.D

Sexiness, sheer vitality, and sexual energy of aging women, whether alone, on the make or splashing in the sea
of a brand new love affair.
Loose Change, Sara Davidson
This is a historical book about the stories of three women of the Sixties.
Making History, Eric Marcus
The struggle for gay and lesbian equal rights (1945-1990)
Martina, Martina Navratilova with George Vecsey
Emotion. Grit. Intensity. Integrity. Martina’s shown them all from Flushing Meadows to Wimbledon, from
Dallas to Paris to Prague. Here they are again, in an autobiography only a champion could write.
Montreal Massacre, Edited by Louise Malette and Marie Chalouh
Vital Collection of essays, letters, and poems about the massacre of fourteen women at the University of
Montreal, 1989, sent shock waves across Canada and beyond.
No Turning Back: Lesbian And Gay Liberation For The ‘80s, Gerre Goodman, George Lakey, Judy Lashof,
Erika Thorne
This book is a progressive analysis and pragmatic sourcebook for lesbians, gays and others concerned with
replacing patriarchal oppression with a more humane alternative.
Other People’s Dirt, Louise Rafkin
A housecleaner’s curious adventures. In this fresh, funny strikingly original memoir, she talks about her
invisible status as a domestic worker in a world of illicit sex and secret lives, of closet alcoholics and binge
eaters, unlikely spiritualists and revealing celebrities.
Our World, Text by Mary Oliver and photographs by Molly Malone Cook
History depicted through photography
Out For Good, Dudley Clendinen & Adam Nagourney
About the struggle to build a gay rights movement in America
Out of the Past, Neil Miller
Gay and lesbian history from 1869 to the present
Outstanding Lives, Edited by Christa Brelin and Michael J. Tyrkus
Profiles of lesbians and gay men
Passions Between Women, Emma Donoghue
British lesbian culture 1668-1801
Pink Triangle, The, Richard Plant
This is the first comprehensive book to appear in English on the fate of homosexuals in Nazi Germany.
Problem Of Homosexuality In Modern Society, The, Edited by Hendrik M. Ruitenbeek
In the consensus of both psychoanalysis and sociologists that homosexuality is apparently increasing in
contemporary society. (1955)
Queer Pulp, Susan Stryker
Perverted passions form the Golden Age of the paperback

Queer Space, Aaron Betsky
Architecture and same-sex desire
Roosevelt, Blanche Wiesen Cook
Volume 2 (1933 – 1938); a first-rate biography of America’s most fascinating and influential political woman
Rise Of A Gay And Lesbian Movement, The, Barry D. Adam
A twaynes social movements series. This was the first comprehensive portrait of the fight for gay rights- from
its origins in Germany in the 1890’s to its development as a worldwide phenomenon today.
Same –Sex Unions, John Boswell
Pre-moderrn European history; tracing same-sex unions from Platonic Greece, to Rome, to Christianized
Europe.
Scarlet Professor, The, Barry Werth
This is a crucial episode in the history of American repression that is little known. The ‘Smith College
Homosexual Scandal of 1960’ centrally involves the famed literary critc Newton Arvin during his years in
Northampton.
Scotch Verdict, Lillian Faderman
Investigates the true story behind the trial portrayed in the Broadway hit play and move, The Children’s Hour
Stonewall, Martin Duberman
Both a fascinating account of the birth of gay liberation and a replay of the turbulent, society-changing ‘60s
Surpassing The Love of Men, Lillian Faderman
Romantic friendship and love between women from the Renaissance to the present
Strange Sisters, Jaye Zimet
The art of lesbian pulp fiction 1949 – 1969.
Staying On Alone, Letters Of Alice B. Toklas, Edited by Edward Burns
In this book Gertrude Stein impishly characterized Alice as lady-in-waiting to Queen Gertrude, cook, loyal
amanuensis, guardian of privacy, bouncer of bores and companions who talked to the wives of genius and
quoted the oracle.
Tales of the Lavender Menace, Karla Jay
A memoir of liberation. Hilarious and poignant account of the most tumultuous years of the women’s and gay
liberation movement.
This Is What Lesbian Looks Like, Edited by Kris Kleindienst
Dyke activists take on the 21 st century. Twenty-six lesbian activists-some of them household names nationally,
others known only within their local communities – focus on the future of our lesbian lives as we move into the
next century.
To Believe in Women, Lillian Faderman
What lesbians have done for America – a history.
Victory, Linda Hirshman
The triumphant gay revolution. How a despised minority pushed back, beat death, found love, and changed
America for everyone.

We Cannot Live Without Our Lives, Barbara Deming
Activist-writer Deming reveals her deeply personal struggles as she confronts problems of the 60s and 70s.
collection of essays, poems, letters and eulogies is provocative, moving writing.
Whole World Was Watching, The, Romaine Patterson with Patrick Hinds
Upon learning of Phelps’s plan to take his ministry of hate to support Shepard’s killers at their trial, Patterson
went into action. Who can forget the image of Patterson and her friends donning seven-foot angel wings so
they could encircle Phelps and his gan, leaving the picketers silent and invisible.
Word Is Out, Nancy Adair and Casey Adair
Stories of gay and lesbian lives based on the award-winning documentary film about 26 gay men and women.
World Of Women, Carol Caine
Pulp fiction: Her name was Kat, and she prowled a forbidden jungle where only women were allowed!
Witches, Midwives And Nurses, Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English
A brief history of Lesbian women healers
With Downcast Gays, Andrew Hodges and David Hunter
Aspects of homosexual self-oppression. We have chosen the pink triangle as a symbol. A symbol of the
history that other hands have tried to obliterate, the history that we must recover. It is also a reminder of where
gay oppression can lead if gay people neglect the active struggle for their rights.
Woman Plus Woman, Dolores Klaich
Attitudes toward lesbianism
Women’s Voices, Pat C. Hoy II, Esther H. Schor, Robert DiYanni
Visions and perspectives of grand women especially chosen lesbians.
• ART & MEDIA
Agony And The Ecstasy, Irving Stone
Novel about Michelangelo’s work on the Sistine Chapel in The Vatican.
And Lo! The Old Gods!, Edited by Charles W. Leslie
Restored interpretations of old myths. Catlog of exhibition at The Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation
Angel Voices: Libera in Concert, Phillip Byrd
A young boy’s choir
At Ease, Evan Bachner
Navy men of World War II; 159 pages of black and white photographs.
Beauty Trip, The, Ken Siman
Why does beauty hold us spellbound? Ken Siman takes his reader on a wild ride investigating this question.
Culture of Queer, The, David S. Rubin
Exhibition: A tribute to J.B. Harter
Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, Lynn Garafola

The Ballets Russes existed for only twenty years – from 1909 to 1929 – but in that brief period it transformed
ballet into a vital, modern art, creating classics. This book is the first to explain the company as a totality – its
art, enterprise, and audience.
Gay People, Sex, And The Media, Michelle A. Wolf, PhD, Alfred P. Kielwasser, MA
This volume calls attention to the fact that we know little about mass media’s role in the construction of sexual
identities. Traditional mass media research has neglected this important issue particularly where lesbians and
gay men are concerned.
Glass Cymbals, David Scriven Crowley
A chapbook type collection of a selection of his photographs and poetry.
Great Pink Scare, DVD
Documentary about Arvin Newton, William Kornegay and others during scary times in America in the 1960s.
Hammer, Barbara Hammer
Making movies out of sex and life
Hard To Imagine, Thomas Waugh
Gay male eroticism in photography and film from their beginnings to Stonewall
Her Name Is Barbra, Randall Riese
An intimate portrait of the real Barbra Streisand
Hey Shorty!, Joanne N. Smith, Mandy Van Deven, and Meghan Huppuch
Written by Girls for Gender Equity, a nonprofit organization based in New York City, has developed a model
for tens to teach one another about sexual harassment, what it is and how to prevent it.
Images In The Dark, Raymond Murray
An encyclopedia of gay and lesbian film and video
In The Company Of Women, Karen Hollinger
Contemporary female friendship films
Keith Haring Journals, Preface by David Hockney
His journals, kept from his teens until just before his death from AIDS in 1990, dispel any lingering notion of
him as a naïve artist and reveal him to be a conscientious, serious, visionary artist, committed to extending the
boundaries of art.
Like A Brother, Like A Lover, Georges – Michel Sarotte
Male homosexuality in the American novel and theatre from Herman Melville to James Baldwin
Living Proof, Carolyn Jones
This moving and beautiful book of photography offers unprecedented insight into the astonishing strength of the
human spirit when confronted with illness, pain, loss and death.
Mark Morris, Joan Acocella
Illustrated with stunning photographs this book is about the most exciting and important choreographer to have
emerged since the 1970’s.
Men On Men, Joachim Frederick
Photography

Moonchild, Mikita Brottman, Carel Rowe, Anna Powell
The films of Kenneth Anger; Persistence of Vision, volume I
Mullet, The, Mark Larson and Barney Hoskyns
Pictorial and funny history of the mullet
Nancy Lopez’s The Complete Golfer, Nancy Lopez with Don Wade
Her ‘how to’ with illustrations.
Off the Straight and Narrow, Media Education Foundation
The first in-depth documentary to cast a critical eye over the growth of gay images in television.
Particular Voices, Robert Giard
Portraits of gay and lesbian writers
Queer Pulp, Susan Stryker
Perverted passions form the Golden Age of the paperback
Quarry, Lincoln Kirstein
A collection in lieu of memoirs
Sexual Perspective, Emmanuel Cooper
Homosexuality and art in the last 100 years in the West
Sexy Dogs, Edited by J.C. Suares
Photographic book of various dogs and their celebrity owners
Speak Up! Media Education Foundation
Explores what LGBT students have done to transform their schools into safer and more welcoming
environments. Interviews with students, parents, teachers, and administrators and national activists offer
resources and advice for those actively working for change.
Stolen Glances, Edited by Tesa Boffin and Jean Fraser
Lesbians take photographs
Streb, Elizabeth Streb
Combining memoir and theory, Streb conveys how she became an extreme action choreographer, developing a
form of movement that’s more NASCAR than modern dance, more boxing than ballet.
Strange Sisters, Jaye Zimet
The art of lesbian pulp fiction 1949 – 1969.
The Question of Equality
Public television series that documents the hard-fought gains and heartbreaking losses in the struggle for lesbian
and gay equality. Weaves together rarely seen archival footage and eye-opening first-hand accounts to reveal
some of the movement’s most dramatic moments, from the Stonewall riots of 1969 to the visionary efforts of
today’s youth.
Tough Guise, Jackson Katz

The first educational video geared toward college and high school students to systematically examine the
relationship between images of popular culture and the social construction of masculine identities in the U.S. at
the dawn of the 21 st Century
Vampires And Violets, Andrea Weiss
Lesbians in film. From the crossdressing starts, dietrich and Garbo, to the vampire filsm of the late 60’s, to
Silkwood and The Color Purple.
We Can Always Call Them Bulgarians, Kaier Curtin
The emergence of lesbians nd gay men on the American stage
Wild Good, The, Edited by Beatrix Gates
Lesbian photographs & writings on love
Women En Large, Photography by Laurie Tody Edison, Text by Debbie Notkin
Images of fat nudes
Women I Could Have Been, The, Jennifer Weston
Word-portraits and drawings
• COMICS AND GRAPHIC NOVELS
Dykes to Watch Out For, The Essential, Alison Bechdel
Graphic novel. The lives, loves, and politics of cult-fav characters Mo, Lois, Sydney, Sparrow, Ginger, Stuart,
Clarice, and others.
Dykes To Watch Out For, Great Romances, Alison Bechdel
Cartoons about contemporary lesbian dyke delights and foibles.
Dykes to Watch Out For, Hot Throbbing, Alison Bechdel
Graphic novel.
Dykes To Watch Out For, New, Improved!, Alison Bechdel
Comic soap opera of the lesbian community – its love life, cultural quirks, personal crises, and dirty linens.
Dykes to Watch Out For, The Sequel, Alison Bechdel
Graphic novel. Added Attraction? “Serial Monogomy”. A documentary
Dykes To Watch Out For, Spawn Of, Alison Bechdel
The lesbian community’s premier visual archivist/gossip columnist records Toni and Clarice’s having a baby.
Dykes To Watch Out For, Unnatural, Alison Bechdel
Candid cartoon expose of contemporary lesbian life
Dykes To Watch Out For, More, Alison Bechdel
Good hearted cartoons depicting hilarious slice of everyday lesbian life.
Power Within, The, Charles “Zan” Christensen and Mark Brill
Comic about an eighth grader standing up for himself.
Prism Comics LGBT Guide to Comics, 2006 Edition

Articles and graphics about this queer year in comics.
Strangers in Paradise, Terry Moore
Graphic novel series, pocket book 1
Strangers in Paradise, Terry Moore
Graphic novel series, pocket book 2
Strangers in Paradise, Terry Moore
Graphic novel series, pocket book 3
Strangers in Paradise, Terry Moore
Graphic novel series, pocket book 4
• AUDIO BOOKS – Audio Cassette
Lesbian Authored
Black Notice, Patricia Cornwell
The autopsy performed by chief Medical Examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta initially reveals neither a cause of death
nor an identification. But the victim’s personal effects and an odd tattoo take Scarpetta on a hunt for
information that leads to Interpol’s headquarters in Lyons, France, where she receives critical instructions.
I Told You So, Kate Clinton (CD)
Abridged audiobook read by Kate Clinton
Now Is The Time To Open Your Heart, Alice Walker
Kate has always been a wanderer. A well-published author, married mny times, she has live a life rich with
explorations of the natural worlds and the human soul.
Port Mortuary, Patricia Cornwell
This is the eighteenth Scarpetta novel and is literally a port for the dead- and the deaths are mounting. As Chief
of the new Cambridge Forensic Center in Massachusetts, Scarpetta is confronted with a case that could shut
down her facility and ruin her personally and professionally.
Scarpetta Factor, The, Patricia Cornwell
Dr. Kay Scarpetta, senior forensic analyst for CNN, hears that her producer wants her to launch a TV show.
Given the bizarre events already in play, she fears that her growing fame will generate the illusion that she has a
‘special factor’, a mythical ability to solve all her cases. Whe wonders if she will end up like other TV
personalities: her own stereotype.
Sticks and Stones, Jackie Calhoun
Alex Sundstrum…should not hold a position where she can influence or corrupt students. So reads the letter
sent to the school where Alex and her lover, Sue Carruthers teach. Read by Kate Buffery.
Taxi, The, Violette Leduc
The story of an adolescent brother and sister and their carnal love.
Gay Authored
The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde
Dorian Gray, a handsome yet shallow young man, lives thoughtlessly for his own pleasure. One day, after
having his portrait painted, Dorian makes a frivolous Faustian wish: that he should always remain as young and

eautiful as he is in his painting, while the portrait grows old in his stead. The wish comes true, and Dorian
finds that none of his wicked actions have visible consequences.
• LARGE PRINT – Lesbian
Angel Dance, M.F. Beal LARGE PRINT
A classic lesbian thriller and a racy delight to have a Latina dyke making it through in such style.
Chelsea Girls, Eileen Myles LARGE PRINT
Collection of her poems and short stories
Tallulah Bankhead Murder Case, The, Boerge Baxt LARGE PRINT
When a scheduled guest on Tallulah’s radio show commits suicide after his name is given to the House Un-
American Activities Committee, Tallulah is threatened with blacklisting. Then a murder is committed.
• LARGE PRINT – Lesbian Authored – Not Necessarily Lesbian-Oriented
Tail Off The Tip-Off, The, Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown
A Mrs. Murphy mystery. It also explores themes of sexual attraction and identity.
Nose For Justice, Rita Mae Brown
A city girl discovers the wild west, a sinister plot, and the building ties of family. Aunt Jeep Reed, two dogs and
Magdalene Rovers.
• LARGE PRINT – Transgender
From Female To Male, Louis Sullivan LARGE PRINT
The life of Jack Bee Garland, a FTM journey.
Ladies Or Gentlemen?, C.J.S. Thompson LARGE PRINT
Women who posed as men and men who impersonated women. There were women who fought successfully as
soldiers and pirates, and men who dressed and lived as women undetected for a lifetime.
• AUDIO BOOKS – CD
Lesbian Authored
Ellen DeGeneres, The Funny Thing Is…, Ellen DeGeneres
Her hilarious story.
Human Beings: What a Concept, Karen Williams
Her 1998 tour.
the wild west, a sinister plot, and the building ties of family. Aunt Jeep Reed, two dogs and Magdalene Rovers.

• SPIRITUALITY
Building Bridges, Robert Nugent and Jeannine Gramick
Gay and lesbian reality and the Catholic church.
Coming Out Spiritually, The Next Step, Christian de la Huerta
A remarkable guide for gays and lesbians who want to reclaim a spiritual connection.
Essential Gay Mystics, The, Andrew Harvey
The Essential Gay Mystics includes texts from Sappho to Whitman, Vergil to Audre Lorde.
Faith Beyond Resentment: Fragments Catholic and Gay, James Alison
A stunningly original re-imagining of the Catholic faith by one of the most lucid and exciting theologians
writing in English today.
Gay Perspective: Things Our Homosexuality Tell Us About the Nature of God and the Universe, Toby
Johnson
Former Catholic monk and comparative religions scholar Toby Johnson sets out a revolutionary argument for a
distinctively gay perspective on human experience and the nature of God.
God's Beauty Parlor, Stephen D. Moore
Moore combines broad and deep knowledge of biblical scholarship with creative, controversial, even fanciful
exegesis. Addressing both the homoeroticism and the violence of biblical and other Jewish and Christian texts.
Healing the Separation, Rev Jeffrey Fore
Teachings on how to take control of your life and create a more balanced and self assured you by a non
denominational minister through the Universal Brotherhood Movement.
Jesus Acted Up, Robert Goss
A gay and lesbian manifesto. Gay activist and former Jesuit priest Robert Goss unites a celebration of
“queerness” with liberation theology to challenge the homophobia of the churches.
Like There’s No Tomorrow, Carolyn Gage
Meditations for women leaving patriarchy.
Out On Holy Ground, Donald L. Boisvert
The first book to weave the disparate strands of gay men's experience into a clear and organized response.
Boisvert places his meditations in the context of theology, myth and symbol, ritual and spiritual culture in order
to create a compelling portrait of gay spirituality a s a serious cultural expression.
Sexual Diversity and Catholicism, Patricia Beatty Jung
A collection of essays exploring the relationship between contemporary biblical scholarship and Roman
Catholics magisterial teaching about the morality of homosexuality.
Taking A Chance on God, John J McNeil
An essential read for all lesbians and gays who seek to lead joyous, fulfilled lives with their church.
Uncommon Calling, Chris Glaser
Chris Glaser describes his personal journey of coming out to his family, friends and church, and to himself. He
tells the story of how the church reacted to his disclosure and his subsequent "uncommon calling" that led him
to devote his professional life to reconciliation between the LGB community and the church.

• GRANDPARENT’S LIST
All I Want To Be Is Me, Phyllis Rothblatt
…because no one else can tell you who you really are inside!
Always My Child, Kevin Jennings
A parent’s guide to understanding your gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered or questioning son or daughter
And Tango Makes Three, Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell
In the zoo there are all kinds of animal families. But Tango’s family, of two daddies, is not like any of the other
penguins’.
Annie On My Mind, Nancy Garden
For young adults. “Now – haev you and Annie – done any more that the usual experiment?...”
Ballerino Nate, Kimberly Brubaker Bradley
Nate has the heart of a dancer, and he is determined to learn ballert.
Beyond Acceptance, Carolyn Welch Griffin, Marian J. Wirth, Arthur G. Wirth
Parents of lesbians and gays talk about their experiences.
Children of Horizons, Gilbert Erdt, Andrew Boxer
How gay and lesbian teens are leading a new way out of the closet
Clear Spring, A, Barbara Wilson
For middle=age readers. Captures the independent spirit of girls.
Hachiko Waits, Leslea Newman
This is an illustrated chapter book. Professor Ueno speaks loving words to his faithful dog before boarding the
train every morning. And every afternoon Hachiko returns to the train station to greet his master. One day, the
train arrives without the Professor. Hachiko waits. The voice and art are authentically Japanese, though the
heart of the book and its meanings cross all cultures.
Daddy’s Song, Leslea Newman
This is a single father’s lullaby to his daughter. Imaginative rhythmic test and evocative full color paintings
make this a perfect good-night book.
Different Daughter, Edited by Louise Rafkin
Twenty-five mothers of lesbians come together to trace the growth of their relationships with their daughters.
Different Dragon, The, Jennifer Bryan
This bedtime story about bedtime stories shows how the wonderful curiosity and care of a little boy, with some
help from his willing mom, can lead to magical and unexpected places.
Emmaline and the Bunny, Katherine Hannigan
“…Bunny, I will keep you safe forever.”
Family Heart, The, Robb Forman Dew
The story of a families experience of their son coming out as gay.
Felicia’s Favorite Story, Leslea Newman

It’s bedtime, but before Felicia goes to sleep she wants to hear her favorite story, the story of how she was
adopted by Mama Ness and Mama Linda. And so Felicia’s parents tell her how they flew off in a big silver
airplane to meet the baby girl who was waiting for them, and how they loved her from the very first moment
they saw her.
Happy Endings Are All Alike, Sandra Scoppettoe
For young adults: “We love each other and so what? There’s nothing wrong with that and we can’t let anybody
make something ugly out of it…”
Harvey Milk Story, The, Kari Krakow
Illustrated by David Gardner this lovely shows that Harvey was not afraid to be himself – and gave others the
courage to be who they are.
Heather has Two Mommies, Leslea Newman
Illustrated book about Heather, Mama Kate and Mama Jane
Holly’s Secret, Nancy Garden
Told through her diary, Holly doesn’t want the kids in her new town to know that her parents are gay.
Home Fronts: Controversies in nontraditional parenting, Edited by Jess Wells
Now that the lesbian and gay baby boom is in full swing, its time to step back and ask the tougher questions.
Going beyond “How do I get pregnant?” or “Should I adopt?” a host of alternative family advocates tackles
some complex and controversial issues facing the LGBT family, such as those of race, sexism, and divorce.
Homosexuality: Clinton R. Jones
This book discusses the subject from a young person’s viewpoint in relation to his family, his friends, his
church, and the law, and examines the possibilities of a cure for those involved.
I Look Like A Girl, Sheila Hamanaka
I look like a girl, but I’m really a tiger…
In Our Mothers’ House, Patrici Polacco
Marmee, Meema, and the kids are just like any other family on the block But one family doesn’t accept them.
Maybe because they think they are different: How can a family have two moms and no dad?
Issues in gay and lesbian adoption, Child Welfare League of America
This short publication covers policy issues, legal issues and the research behind it all.
Just Hold Me While I Cry, Bobbie Stasey
A mothers life-enriching reflections on her family’s emotional journey through AIDS. She discusses the
emotional challenges of AIDS, navigating the medical system, her son’s homosexuality and explores her fears
and courage.
Living In Secret, Cristina Salat
For young adults. Amelia lives with her mother and her mother’s partner, Janey.
Mommy, Mama, and Me, Leslea Newman
This hard cardboard book is perfect for young children. Written in the child’s voice this is a sweet story
showing how two caring moms take care of their baby.
My Child Is Gay, Edited by Bryce McDougall

How parents react when they hear the news. He child will have prepared at length for this day, often having
lived with the knowledge privately for many years. It is the parents who have only a split second to react.
My Princess Boy, Cheryl Kilodavis
A mom’s story about a young boy who loves to dress up.
Now That You Know, Betty Fairchild and Nancy Hayward
Parent’s guide to understanding their gay and lesbian children. Written by two mothers of gay children, the
book discusses the nature of homosexuality, counsels parents to respond supportively to gay children, and
brings families together by maintaining the bonds of acceptance and affirmation.
Our Families, Our Values: Snapshots of Queer Kinship, Ed. Robert E. Goss and Amy Adams Squire
Strongheart
A book that strives to challenge normative ideas of “the family” by examining LGBT families from a multitude
of perspectives and voices.
Out of the Ordinary, Ed by Noelle Howey and Ellen Samuels
• A unique collection of essays on growing up with Gay, Lesbian and Transgender parents, with a preface
by Dan Savage. The anthology also contains a comprehensive resource guide for support organizations.
Papa Piccolo, Carol Talley
Illustrated book about a single ‘father’ cat and orphaned kittens in Venice.
Queer Families, Common Agendas: Gay People, Lesbians and Family Values, T. Richard Sullivan, PhD
Examines the real life experiences of those affected by current laws and policies regarding homosexual families
to help policymakers, lawyers, social workers, and the general public offer better services to these families.
S.P. Likes A. D., Batherine Brett
For young adults. A story about young love.
Straight Parents Gay Children, Robert A. Bernstein
Keeping families together. This is a personal account by a father who came to terms with his daughter’s
homosexuality and discovered that his life was not diminished, as he had originally thought, but enriched by it.
Too Far Away To Touch, Leslea Newman
The soft-focus watercolors provide a delicate foil for this exceptionally thoughtful story of a girl whose uncle
has AIDS. Neuman’s treatment of her subject is singularly sensitive. It’s hard to imagine a more appropriate
book for young readers that deals so gentle and insightfully with such an important topic. What About
Two Teenagers in Ten: Writings by Gay and Lesbian Youth, Ed by Ann Heron
The sequel to one teenager in ten, the first book to allow dozens of teenagers to describe what its like to be gay
or lesbian. Sadly, despite all the alleged progress around this issue, the teenagers voices echoed those of the
stories of a decade ago.
Uncle Bobby’s Wedding, Sarah S. Brannen
Chloe is the flower girl in her favorite uncles’ wedding.
Velveteen Father, The: An Unexpected Journey to Parenthood, Jesse Green
An acclaimed journalist and novelist falls in love with a man who has recently adopted a baby. This is the story
of how he navigates fatherhood with his partner.

What Color is Your Scarf?, Michael S. Brown
This is the story of a man who discovers his sexuality later in life. Though not unique, the universality of the
authors experiences offer the reader with little or no exposure to this subject the opportunity to gain an
understanding of what gay friends, colleagues and family members endured on the road to self-discovery.
Who’s In A Family?, Robert Skutch
For young children. Chances are, your family is like no one else’s – and that’s just fine.
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