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The fast-paced account of one girl's search for love and high times in the drama-filled dyke world of San Francisco's Mission District, "Valencia" conveys a blend of youthful urgency and apocalyptic apathy.

An outrageous and wildly popular performance tour of queer-centric, feminist, sex-positive writers, captured in print and coming to your town!

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It's 1999-and Michelle's world is ending. A dreamlike and dystopian meditation on sobriety, adulthood, and the weird obligations of storytelling.

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An apocalyptic tale of queer sex, drugs and self-destruction in 1990s California, from the author of "Valencia", which was adapted into a film. Michelle heads from San Francisco to LA, desperate to quell her drug addiction, when it's announced that the world will end in one year.

A whirlwind exploration of poverty and dropouts, "Rose of No Man's Land" is the world according to Trisha--a furious love story between two weirdo girls, brimming with snarky observations and soulful wonderings on the dazzle-flash emptiness of contemporary culture.

With wry humor and hard-fought wisdom, the author of "Valencia" spins a magical web around her tumultuous childhood in Chelsea, Massachusetts--Boston's ugly, scrappy little sister.

Tea writes with a raw-hearted, wry but wide-eyed ebullience, rendering dyke bohemia with intense, gritty, glittering romanticism."--"The San Francisco Bay Guardian" Before penning her contemporary classic "Valencia, " Tea wrote wonderfully honest narrative poems, which she self-published in small editions, now collected here for the first time. A "San Francisco Chronicle" Best Book of 2004 and a Lambda Literary Award finalist.