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Sandra Steingraber -- gifted young poet, cancer survivor, environmental activist -- writes about hope and renunciation, desire and determination in this moving collection.

In sensuously crafted prose, well-published author Jess Wells takes us on a journey into the heart of sex and passion, exploring the demands of emotion and the conditions for intimacy.Simone, the orphaned, emotionally neglected daughter of a wealthy family, must earn her inheritance by traveling the globe, delivering a message to her dying grandmother's lesbian lovers. The young woman hopes that the pilgrimage will help her construct her shado...

Myths and history intertwine in this novel set in Sappho's world. "...a book that honors its Greek setting and is enjoyable, well-crafted, and thought-provoking". -- Belle Lettres

A hard-driving fast-paced, action-filled mystery.

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An Italian-American working-class family comes alive in this novel about outsiders -- Black and white, gay and straight clown and out or on the way up -- fighting for survival and the space to btender.

A quiet, strong book, startling at times, this novel captures Bern Rundle, a photographic journalist coping with her father's alcoholism, her brother's disability, her middle-aged mother's lesbianism. She discovers new strengths -- and new truths.

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In this earnest but simplistic tale, lesbian lovers are reunited after years of separation when one of them learns she is dying. The novel opens with San Francisco professor Thaddea Owens receiving a letter from her former lover, Frances Cole (Franco), explaining that she's been diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and asking Thaddea to spend Christmas with her. The two had fallen in love a decade earlier at Woodbine College, then continu...

Alison's Bechdel's cartoons are a libidinous commentary on the tsunami of lesbian erotica surging through the culture. The familiar cast of characters will keep readers laughing as their carnal mores are revealed.

Cheryl Clarke is perhaps the pre-eminent African-American lesbian poet writing today. With a heady command of language and the ability to work in a variety of forms, she continues her thematic explorations of love objects and death subjects.

Big changes are set in motion when many of Alison Bechdel's best-loved lesbian gals find themselves on the move in this eighth cartoon collection. Illustrations.

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Grin, giggle, and guffaw your way through this celebrated cartoonist's graphic commentary of contemporary lesbian life.

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