Safo. Obras completas
De los escombros de una vida que en realidad sólo es para nosotros una sombra, y de los fragmentos dispersos de una obra que apenas podemos entrever, la humanidad entera ha dado cuerpo y nombre a una leyenda: Safo, Safo de Lesbos. Pero una leyenda que se justifica y se hace realidad al comprobar que bastan esos fragmentos para llenarnos de asombro y de admiración. Así en una cuidada traducción directa del original griego, estas Obras completas reúnen todo lo que nos queda de Safo, la única y definitiva prueba de su existencia y de su genio. Una prueba viviente, incomparable.
DetallesPresente estás
Este libro es un hermoso homenaje de la Red Lésbica Cattrachas, en conmemoración del décimo aniversario de la desaparición física de Amanda Castro, una de las hondureñas más sobresalientes de la última década del siglo XX y la primera del siglo XXI. Poeta, escritora, académica, militante de la comunidad LGTBI y combatiente en múltiples trincheras, Amanda es de muchas formas el símbolo de esa otra Honduras que se resiste a la corrupción, a la dictadura, a la homofobia, a la misoginia; de esa Honduras que crea y construye, aun en un contexto de tiranía, corrupción y desesperanza.
DetallesSentimientos sin sombra
La autora se propuso romper las barreras y prejuicios de la sociedad valorando los sentimientos y las emociones femeninas desde la perspectiva no convencional.
Sentimientos sin sombra, nos presenta historias con abundantes emociones que encierran derroches de pasión, amor, amistad, fraternidad, pero sobre todo respeto.
DetallesLesbian feminism in turn of the century Germany
These translations of turn-of-the-century Lesbian documents make available to many of us for first time the voices of German Lesbians who lived during the period when love between wimmin was first named and, once labeled, described as "sickness. As such, these early voices provide us with a much-needed historical context for our lives and those of our forerunners. Once you read this book, it will change the way you read every other book on Lesbian lives, whether it's history, psychoiogy, or our literature. This collection is a resource to which will return again and again!
DetallesThe small room
A novel about women in academic life, set on the campus of a New England college
DetallesLesbian couples
This is the first guide for lesbians that describes the pleasures and challenges of being part of a couple relationship. Beginning with issues of definition, the book charts the stages most couples go through: romance, conflict, commitment, collaboration. Some of the topics covered are common to all couples, such as working out issues of living arrangements, work, money and time; others are specific to lesbian couples: coming out to family and friends, monogamy and nonmonogamy, separateness and togetherness. Written Aq two experienced lesbian therapists, the book pays special attention to differences of race, class, age and physical ability, and addresses the problems caused when one or both partners are recovering from alcohol, substance and sexual abuse. Using a problem-solving techniques, "Lesbian Couples" is a thoroughly readable and extremely useful book, particularly its sections on understanding each other and resolving conflict. It's a book that every lesbian, whether coupled or not, will want to own.
DetallesAntología
Antología de documentos recopilados en la realización del "Taller sexualidad lésbica" por la Asociación Triángulo Rosa.
Contiene los siguientes documentos:
La autoestima o autoconcepto.
Sexualidad lésbica: algunos asuntos y la teoría del desarrollo
Heterosexualidad obligatoria y existencia lesbiana
Cuerpos negros, cuerpos blancos: hacia una iconografía de la sexualidad femenina en el S. XIX tardío en el arte, la medicina y la literatura.
DetallesTerremoto
¿Por qué es el frigorífico el mejor sitio para guardar los manuscritos? ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre conejo y conejos? ¿Cómo se puede abandonar a un marido que se parece a William Holden, para irse a vivir con seis hijos, una amante llamada Alice y un bailarín de claqué que, además de ser negro y gay, mide un metro noventa descalzo? ¿Qué hacer con trecientos conejos que se multiplican tan vertiginosamente como las facetas de una vida siempre a punto de hacer temblar el suelo bajo los pies? La alternativa a la familia tradicional encuentra nuevas y sorprendentes formas en esta novela rápida, surrealista y muy, muy divertida.
DetallesLa cuestión homosexual
La presente obra constituye una de las primeras aproximaciones materiales a lo que el autor denomina "la cuestión homosexual", en contraposición tajante a su consideración como "problema". El análisis enlaza la historia y naturaleza de la opresión específica de la homosexualidad con el carácter de la moral sexual, proponiendo la abolición de estatuto del macho y de la virilidad, hecho que comportaría un estremecimiento profundo de la familia y de toda la cultura burguesa.
Como apéndices se publican - por primera vez en castellano- los artículos de Bernstein y Herzen aparecidos en su momento en la Neue Zeit, los cuales pueden ser considerados como las primeras aportaciones de los clásicos del marxismo a "la cuestión homosexual".
DetallesLa amante celeste
Si en milenios la mujer no ha aprendido a pensarse genéricamente, la lesbiana no se ha reconocido ni como género ni como historia. Este pensarse con los parámetros del patriarcado, es decir, ahistoricamente, ha hecho que el lesbianismo (la lesbiana) circulara por la historia ajena a ella, marginada por la sociedad y automarginada por su "no pensarse".
Pocos ensayos abordan el lesbianismo como entidad e identidad separada y absolutamente diferenciada de la homosexualidad masculina. En "La Amante Celeste" Rosanna Fiocchetto propone un análisis del lesbianismo desde lo histórico, desde la lesbiana ausente en un sistema social que pretende ahora redimirla. Queda claro a lo largo de "La Amante Celeste" que ninguna identidad sexual necesita ser "redimida" por el sistema ni por la historia. La única redención está en aprender a pensarse históricamente para proyectarse hacia un futuro de respeto y dignidad para todas las mujeres.
DetallesSecreto a voces
Todos los días, en todos los países del mundo, las mujeres se enfrentan a la violencia, el acoso y la discriminación por rechazar los roles de género socialmente impuestos y por mantener relaciones íntimas con otras mujeres.
Este informe, preparado para la Cuarta Conferencia de la Mujer de las Naciones Unidas, documenta las violaciones a los derechos humanos que sufren las lesbianas en 30 países alrededor del mundo y hace referencia a las estrategias que las activistas lésbicas y otros defensores de los derechos humanos han empleado para desafiar este tipo de opresión. DetallesDos mujeres
Una historia fuera de lo común, un amor que enfrenta un antagonismo con la sociedad y se expresa de una y mil formas.
Una novela erótica que profundiza en la relación de dos mujeres que se aman sobre todas las cosas. Valeria, de familia acomodada, divorciada y con dos hijos. Genovesa, divorciada también y sin familia, DOS MUJERES, la historia de dos seres que luchan por realizar su pasión.
Narración que en forma natural e instintiva nos habla de la relación mujer-mujer como una forma de expresión que se da sin mayor preámbulo que el de dos almas que se aman, se desean y se complementan.DOS MUJERES, un libro que rompe con las normas establecidas, que plantea un amor poco común, una relación de pasión sin límites, en la que dos mujeres dan todo sin medida y lo reciben de igual manera. DOS MUJERES...
DetallesCuentos lésbicos
Hace unos años, mi compañera encontró este volumen en la biblioteca del domicilio familiar, en la conservadora ciudad de Guadalajara, México. El hecho de que el libro no consigne autor, casa editorial, ni fecha y lugar de la edición es revelador de la actitud social hacia el lesbianismo. Al igual que este libro, que permaneció medio siglo escondido bajo un altero de títulos innocuos, forrados los lomos bajo el triple disfraz de cartón, papel y tela, la vida de las lesbianas en México transcurre en el ocultamiento de su identidad, en la clandestinidad y el renunciamiento. Víctima de una doble tradición opresora, la que hereda de los indígenas y la que le impone el proceso de colonización, la mujer en México se refugia, se esconde y vive puertas adentro.
DetallesDistinguida señora
Distinguida señora se desarrolla en el contexto caribeño signado por la voluptuosidad y la represión. Lo real y lo soñado, lo vivido con lo querido se fusionan en esta novela de presente tan desgarrante como el pretérito que determina.
DetallesEl amor es bxh/2 una propuesta de análisis histórico-metodológica del movimiento lesbico y sus amores con los movimientos homosexual y feminista en América Latina
En esta propuesta de análisis de la historia del movimiento lésbico en América Latina se siguen las huellas de aquellas mujeres que asumieron hacer de su vida privada un motivo inspirador para defender su orgullo de ser lesbianas. En la búsqueda de un sendero propio caminaron junto a homosexuales y feministas. Entre amores y desamores lo femenino ha priorizado sobre lo masculino. Por ser todavía semiclandestino el movimiento lésbico ha existido bajo la sigma del feminismo. El espacio de lucha y la producción teórica feminista se descubren como atuendos estrechos. Sin demandas y reflexión propia, nos encontramos en el feminismo como en otro closet.
DetallesGo ¡organízate!
¿Cómo puede ser más efectivo el movimiento internacional de derechos humanos para lesbianas y gays? Durante los Gay Games de 1998, las/los activistas de las minorías sexuales de todo el mundo participaron en una iniciativa única de construcción de capacidades, justamente para justamente lograr esto. Esta publicación documenta la iniciativa ¡organizarse es un Deporte! e incluye lecciones aprendidas de las sesiones de capacitación para promover la diversidad mejorar el liderazgo, conseguir financiamiento otras habilidades claves para organizarse. Se incluye también un ensayo para provocar la reflexión sobre los retos que enfrentan los movimientos de las minorías sexuales a comienzos del siglo XXI, así como secciones sobre recursos.
DetallesLunas
Compilación de cuentos y poemas de la escritora Sabina Berman en el que aborda temáticas lésbicas.
DetallesLesbian adventure stories
An adventure is a heroic act, an achievement in the face of danger, an unusual and exciting expertence. In this sense all lesbians taking risks simply by the bold choice they lead make to be truly who they are in the face of society's disapproval. Lesbians are adventuresses, trailblazers who dare to venture into the unknown. When we set out collect these stories we threw the traditional, limiting concept of adventure to the four winds, and invited sudmissions that reflect the diversity of our daily lives our desires and our fantasies.
DetallesSencillamente diferentes...
Mary Bolt, en un esfuerzo pionero, nos presenta un estudio cuyo tema central es la autoestima de las mujeres lesbianas. Se nos entrega una reflexión, salida del esfuerzo académico y de la acción cotidiana, de los textos, pero sobre todo de la vida. Muchas veces la autora calla para dejarnos esas vivencias, guarda silencio, para dar paso a la voz de un grupo de mujeres que hablan de su sexualidad.
Mujeres que traen hasta nosotros, sin tapujos, sin disfraces, sus emociones, alegrías y conflictos. Los hijos, los padres, el amor y el desamor, la soledad y la discriminación, la autoaceptación y el rechazo interiorizado, la espontaneidad y la represión: un mosaico de experiencias vitales, reales y no inventadas.
DetallesLesbian sex
This is a book about lesbian sex, written by a lesbian counselor, for garden variety lesbians. It was written with a specific intent mind: to help you achieve the kind of sex lives you want. This book is for each of us. A call to making our sex lives ours again. For so many years we have given our sex lives away to the closest person, family member or government. We don't have to do that anymore. Here it is in black and white: you can have what you want out of sex.
DetallesLove & politics
What is radical feminism? A whole book seems scarcely long enough to delimit radical feminism. It is hard to find one single definition that encompasses radical feminism, and lesbian feminism, which has stemmed from it. The purpose of this book is to try to clarify radical feminist theory (or theories) and lesbian feminist theory (or theories), to understand the assumptions behind them, and to discuss how compatible some of the ideas expressed in these theories are with one another.
DetallesAmor de mujeres
Tema tabú en muchas culturas, la homosexualidad ha sido tradicionalmente reprimida en América Latina. Escribir un libro como testimonio de lo que significa ser lesbiana hoy en la Argentina es una manera de romper el silencio cultural y social que ha intentado negar una realidad irreprimible y contundente.
Sin eludir ninguno de los temas y de una forma directa, Ilse Fuskova y Claudina Marek cuentan cómo descubrieron su propio lesbianismo, el valiente y doloroso camino que tuvieron que transitar, el momento en que decidieron dar la cara y luchar contra la marginación y el juicio implacable e intolerante de gran parte de la sociedad. La alegría con que viven hoy.
DetallesThe lesbian in literature
Naiad Press, Barbara travels and speaks about lesbian and gay movement history, feminist publishing, and lesbian literature. She claims to look forward to a time when she will have more playtime and less labor, but no one who knows her believes it. Her interests, long overshadowed Aq her book collecting and writing, include gardening, entertaining, and shell collecting.
DetallesAgainst sadomasochism
Not all sadomasochists identify themselves publicly, however. Thus, it is difficult to differentiate sadomasochists from others in the Castro or to hazard a guess at the prevalence of sadomasochism in San Francisco. Certainly not all gay men and even fewer lesbians practice sadomasochism, although the straight media have presented a contrary, sensationalist picture. But in my neighborhood, the visibility of these symbols and images is so normalized that sadomasochism not only appears to be beyond reproach but also omnipresent. What is sadomasochism? Why has it emerged as a concern of feminists and women's communities in recent years? Why does opposition to the practice of sadomasochism invoke allegations of censorship, civil liberties and First Amendment infringements, antieroticism and sexual repression? How is sadomasochism related to violence, pain and power? Against Sadomasochism: A Radical Feminist Analysis is an effort to pose and critically explore these questions.
DetallesCapitalist patriarchy and the case for socialist feminism
Fourteen provocative papers on the oppression of women in capitalist countries, coupled with three articles on the subordinate position of women in two communist countries (Cuba and China). These important, often path-breaking articles are arranged in five basic sections, the titles of which indicate the broad range of issues being considered: 'Introduction' Motherhood, reproduction, and male supremacy'; 'Socialist feminist historical analysis'; 'Patriarchy in revolutionary society"; "Socialist feminism in America.' The underlying thrust of the book is toward integrating the central ideas of radical feminist thought with those pivotal for Marxist or socialist class analysis.
DetallesWoman's evolution
The first two parts of this book deal with the matriarchal age- one from the standpoint of the mothers and the other from the standpoint of the brothers. The third part delineates the transition from matriarchy and matrifamily to patriarchy and father-family.
DetallesChicana lesbians
Trujillo's Chicana Lesbians is a testament to the power of ummasking, of reconfiguration. Creative pieces intermingle easily here with "scholarly" reflections. The purposeful blurring of lines separating theory and action, creativity and scholarship, calls into question the meanings of oppression It is book that entertains and enlightens.
DetallesNYC LHF
In the last year, studies have demonstrated that heart and lung disease, auto-immune diseases, diabetes, many forms of cancer, HIV/ AIDS communities of asthma and scores of other ailments are raging in women we serve at the NYC/LHF While the diseases of women that are those that threaten our often garner the most attention and funding are those that threaten our sex function and or reproductive capacity, women remain vulnerable to many health problems that are often overlooked or misdiagnosed and are rarely studied in our communities.
DetallesGay American History
Unique among books about Gay people, this pioneering work brings together for the first time a large group of historical chronicles of American Lesbian and Gay life, coupled with the heterosexual attitudes of the era. Intented for an audience of all sexual persuasions, these selections reflect a new, historical view of this once-silent, invisible minority and a dramatic reappraisal of American life, drom Alexander Hamiltons´s love letters to John Laurens, to the forgotten autobiography and insane asylum records of a feminist transvestite of the 19th century, to lesbianism in the life of blues great Bessie Smith, and to the present in a 1976 report of the first Gay liberation organization of American Indians.
DetallesImmodest Acts
The discovery of the fascinating and richly documented story of Sister Benedetta Carlini, Abbess of the Convent of the Mother of God, By Judith Brown was an event of major historical importance. Not only is the story revealed in Immodest Acts that of the rise and fall of a powerful woman in a church community and a record of the life of a religious visionary, it is also one of the earliest documented cases of lesbianism in modern Western history.
DetallesPowers of desire
This provocative anthology brings together a diverse group of well-known feminist and gay writers, historians, and activists. They are concernd noy only with current sexual issues-abortion, pornography, reproductive and gay rights- but they also raise a host of new issues ans questions: How, ans in what ways, is sexuality polítical? Is the struggle for sexual freedom a complement to other struggle for sexual revoluction diminished or enriched the lives of wome?
DetallesToward a Recognition of Androgyny
In this quietly provocative book, Carolyn G. Heilbrun opens our eyes to the ways in which the concept of androgyny- the realization of man in woman and woman in man-has run, like a hidden river, from its souree in pre-Hellenic myth through the literature of the Western world. The androgynous ideal shows itself to be a creative and civilizing force conducive to the survival of a truly human society.
Here brilliantly brought to light are long-unrecognized manifestations of this ideal: in the classic drama, with its celebration of the feminine impulse toward life; in the Gospels, as Jesus breaks with the paternalistic tradition; in the medieval ambiguities of the cult of Mary and the courts of love, in the Renaissance, with its developing view of a more autonomous human being, culminating in Shakespeare's androgynous vision.
DetallesThe joy of lesbian sex
A thoughtful, tender, joyous compendium of information for women-by women who love women. A sex manual, a life-style guide and much, much more, this handbook runs the gamut alphabetically from anatomy and arousal, to child care and custody, to dyke and femme, gentleness and hysterectomy, legal matters and "waking". In short, it contains everything a woman needs to know in order to survive as a lesbian in a straight world.
DetallesMae west is dead
Mae West is Dead represents the best of contemporary lesbian and gay fiction both in Britain and the United States. The twenty-one stories range in setting from Notting Hill to Izmir and include such characters as Annie Oakley and Superman.
DetallesI am a woman
She locked round the Cellar with Laura following her gaze. "`know most of the girls in here... I've probably slept with half of them. I've lived with half of the half I've slept with. I've loved half of the half I've lived with." "L for Love," Beedo said, looking into space. "L for Laura." She turned and smiled at her, "L for Lust and L for the L of it. L for Lesbian, L for Let's let's she said, and blew smoke softly into Laura's ear.
DetallesGerry! A woman making history
GERRY! An in-depth look at the first woman vice presidential candidate -what her policies are, how she will affect the women's movement in this country, what her party's strategy is to defeat Ronald Reagan, and what her nomination means to the American people.
DetallesVenus Envy
Atthirty-five, Mary Frazier Armstrong, called "Frazier" by friends and enemies alike, is a sophisticated woman with athriving art gallery, a healthy bank balance, and an enviable social position. In fact, she has everything to live for, but she's lying in a hospital bed with a morphine drip in her arm and a life expectancy measured in hours.
DetallesDesert of the Heart
Two women meet and fall in love in Reno, Nevada. Evelyn Hall has gone there to get a divorce from her husband Ann Childs works there as a change girl in a gambling casino. Desert of the Heart is Jane Rule's first novel. "Cool, clear-eyed, compassionate and unsentimental, Jane Rule's work compares very well with the best fiction being written anywhere.'' Margaret Laurence on Jane Rule's Theme for Diverse Instruments in The Globe and Mail.
DetallesOdd girl out
Beth was there when Laura arrived...
She was the brain, the sparkle, the gay rebel voice and, wonder of wonder, she chose Laura as her roommate.
That was the way in began, the one up there at the pinnacle and the other, the lonely one, loging always to draw nearer. DetallesBeebo Brinker
Lost, lonely, boyishly appealling -this is Beebo brinker. She landed in New York, Fresh off the farm... her only certanty was that she was different.
so innocent she did not notice that women watched her when she entered the room.
DetallesWomen in the shadows
A guarded look across the room
That was all she dared to do, and this was Greenwish village where almost anything goes...
She had learned long ago she could never love a man -that only another woman could exite her. DetallesJourney to a woman
Would she throw away her life on the one wild chance that she might find the lost woman out of her past?
It began all over again with the sudden starling dream of Laura. Now Beth was amazed to find herself streaking back into the past.
DetallesSudden Dearh
Meet Carmen a tennis champion at her peak, determined to win the coveted Gran Slam. She is also a woman in love with a stunning, gutsy an vulnerable professor named Harriet. Meet also Miguel, Carmens very latin brother, who secretly wheels and deals her success into a financial house of cards, and Susan Reilly, Carmen's relatioship with harriet to the press, jealousies, ambitions and passion explode. And for Carmen and Harriet to survive, they must test the true depths of their felings, both on and off the court.
DetallesRubyfruit Jungle
She's just another dirt-poor little ole Southern who played doctor with the boys, beat up Leroy the fat, sloppy tub... and lost her virginity to her girlfried in sixth grade
DetallesFoster child. An intimate biography of Jodie Foster by her brother
It's an intimate biograohy of Jodie Foster written by her brother Buddy Foster.
A revealing, honest portrayal of an elusive Hollywood icon
DetallesSix of one
Welcome to Runnymede , small town, U.S.A., right smack on the Manson-Dixon line. Home of Juts and Wheezie Hunsenmir, two spirited Southern sisters who cheerfully raise shell - and matriarchy- togethernHome of Fairy Thatcher, political activist; Fannie Jump Creighton who runs a speaksy in ther mansion; elegant Celeste Chalfonte who kills a man and marries a woman...and a host of other formidable characters.
DetallesLeather women
A groundbreaking anthology. No fetish is too forbidding and no taboo worth honoring in the world of Leather women - a world guaranteed to challenfe all assumptions about the female libido. Fifteen new and emergin writers contribute their cutting edge fantasies - realities -to this startling reassessment of the sexual imagination.
DetallesThe Sophie Horowitz story
Radical feminist leaders Germaine Covington and Laura Wolfe have surfaced after years in hiding to rob a bank, and Germaine has been captured -but where is she? And where is Laura Wolfe? Sophie Horowitz, sometimes intrepid reporter for the Feminist News, seeks answers, meeting in her travels, Melanie Chang, leader of the ambisexual rock 'n' roll band the Dogmatics; the mysterious and unsavory Seymour Epstein, Vivian Beck, who wears servering spoon earrings and temps our heroine toward indiscretion.
DetallesDeejay & Betty
For Donna Jean Banwin, life is tough. Her mother's a criminals, an addict and involved with a series of violent men. Deejay's the only kid who hates being sent home from foster care.
Betty Fiddick gros up roughly the same way. Mostly at home alone, which is better than having her stepdad around. But for girls and women, survival rules.
DetallesThe oy of sex
Jewish tradition is steeped in physical joy, ineluding sexual pleasure... There's a vast mine of Jewish custom and lore woven into our sexuality has been waiting for an opportunity to burst forth..."
DetallesNice Jewish girls a lesbian Anthology
This entiere anthology is an act of resistence. The very act of proudly affirming Jewish identity, individually and collectively, in a world that promotes Christian totalitarianism ins resistence
DetallesThe woman of the wolf
The woman of the wolf, written in 1904, is probably Renée Vivien's fines achivement, the one work in wich she combines powerful characters and exciting narratives with the oietic clarity of style and vision so aparent in her other workd. In this collections of short stories and prose poems, Vivien manages to touch on all the themes and ideas that obessed her throughout her short life.
DetallesEdgewise
Jude Alta has her music, her friends and the love of smart, sexy Toni Dilano. yet, there is an inexplicable void in her life.
She visit her dying friend Rosalie, whose disposition of her vast proprety is awaited by several concerned factions -including the inhabitats of nearby Circle Edge, a secluded and mysterrious feminist community
DetallesHers was the sky
The time is 1929. The event is the first women's cross-country flying derby. Experienced pilot Hazel Preston and her lover, Jo Russell, become fierce rivals as the competition begins. Their personal conflict is soon overshadowed by a tragic crash which Hazel believes is no accident. While investigating possible sabotage, Hazel falls for the charming ex-wing walker and photographer, Vera Davis, body and soul. But, as Hazel digs deeper, she can't ignore the shadow of suspicion settling over Vera. With the future of women in aviation at stake, Hazel presses on in search of the truth.
DetallesFriday the rabbi wore lace
In true Jewish tradition, this book features literate, steamy erotica told with humor, heart, and chutzpah.
DetallesCytherea's breath
Emma, struggling to establish herself as a physician in turn of the 20th Century Baltimore, meets Margaret, a wealthy patron. Together they fight to be free in a society challenged by fights for women's suffrage, social reform, birth control and the practice of law - all issues in the news over 100 years later. This historical novel mirrors social progress and women's quest for emancipation and love
DetallesAgainst the season
Against the season is a consciously old-fashioned, stylicized novel about cycles of birth, growth and death...
DetallesHigh hearts
From the celebrated author of Rubyfruit Jungle and Bingo comes a stirring novel of the Civil War, a tale of true love and mistaken identity. Brimming with colorful characters and vivid settings, High Hearts is Rita Mae Brown at her most ambitious and entertaining.
DetallesWhat color is your handkerchief?
This booklet has been prepared to answer questions lesbians have about where S/M migth fit in their lives. It is not a position paper, nor is it meant to be a dedinitive work on the lesbian S/M.
DetallesThe winged dancer
When dying man asks Lesbian feminist Kat Rogan to deliver a coded message to his Sister in South America. she is thrust into an incredible adventure. Framed for murder she is sent to Solera Women's Prison where she explores the dominating side of her always strong personality. Later, at an almost surrealistic women's estate she learns about an even deeper part of her own psyche. as she find herself uncontrollably attracted to a powerful and beautiful woman.
DetallesSoul snatcher
This book has the strongest plt of any lesbian/women's community mystery I've seen. It leaves the reader with a genuine sting of mystery that is characteristic of the best suspense writing.
DetallesChoices
Choices is a novel about lesbian love, depicting the joy, passion, conflicts and intensity of love between women. In this straightforward, sensitive novel, Nancy Toder conveys the fear and confusion of a womar coming to terms with her sexual and emotiona attraction to other women.
DetallesThe raging peace
Leslie is beautiful lonely. Long ago she gave up trying to find that special someone or love. She keeps time with the emptiess of her law practice. Ryan has love locked behind the impenetrable doors of her grief. For years, since the death of her father, her life has been one of existence and rage. A skilled pilot- flying is all she lives for.
DetallesDreams of Vengeance
In her own unique style of narrative, Artemis OakGrove continues in this sequel to The Raging Peace her tale of women doing what they do, each in her own way, to work through her karma. Dreams of Vengeance, the second book of the Throne trilogy, deals with a wide spectrum of issues of power and is sure to stimulate conflicting emotions among the women who read it.
DetallesThrone of council
Long ago, in the land now known as Ireland lived a small clan of Pagan women. Their beautiful, cruel High Priestess Anara was constantly attended by her protégé and lover, Korian. Also with her every minute were her handmainden, Fila, and her pet white tigress.
DetallesA third story
If you have a sense of humor, or can rent or borrow one, you'll love a Third Story. What's ii about? one of its characters says it best: Truth, Justice and American Gay.
DetallesLégende
This legend is still told in Brittany. Now Jeannine Allard has built from it, creating a hauntingly beautiful story of two women in love.
DetallesFaultline
FAULTLINE is a family narrative doneto a brilliant surreal turn. An American standup comic masterpiece sired hq 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 ofa Lesbian mother with six children, three hundred rabbits and a very relaxed attitude? A laugh out of life at last.
DetallesMisfortune's friend
What is Mrs. Henshaws 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? Sweeping through the domestic history of her young women, Sarah Aldridge uses the broom of world events to show the shape of their lives Her many fans are waiting and they will not be disappointed.
DetallesSo long as there are women
So Long As There Are Women is a collectior of sensitive, angry, candid, and, at times breathlessly erotic confessions in which Perrin brings together the stories of nine womer nine lesbians---and lets them speak of how they feel, live, and fight for their right to love.
This is the book that lifts the veil on lesbian ife. Shows its face. Its range. Its undeniable humanity. Through uncurtained windows we see: Vanina, a poor Corsican girl, who survived her violent father, fought the odds of poverty and oppression, and became a successful gynecologist in Paris.
Élodie, an actress turned stripper of international renown, who entertained audiences around the world but scorned the very subjects of her eroticism. DetallesGoat song
GOAT SONG is an unusual novel, both in form and in content. The author uses modifed con ventions of Greek tragedy to counterpoint the ordinary lives of streetwise lesbians - lives for which a "tragic fall" isa daily occurrence. Fast-paced, full of hard truths, this book reverberates long after the first reading.
DetallesDaughters of Darkness
SEXUAL AND SEDUCTIVE the lesbian vampire is a creature of great appetites, the quintessential bad girl who defies the rules. Daughters of Darkness will get under your skin, piercing with tales of desire so sharply erotic you ll swear you've been bitten!
Daughters of Darkness collects the most popular authors of lesbian erotica writing today-along with the most famous lesbian vampire story of all time, "Carmilla," written in 1871 by J. Sheridan LeFanu
DetallesHome in your hands
Home In Your Hands is a many-faceted all Lesbian-themed collection, with stories about first love in old age; the passing scene in a Lesbian bar as seen by the women who run it, two young women reaching new stage of physical intimacy; and other stories of romance and eroticism, of problems and love and friendship in Lesbian lives.
DetallesThe life of Katherine Mansfield
The book is now as much a picture of the period as A life of Katherine Mansfield, and in regard to both literature and the roles interest. In the second women the period has come to hold exceptional decade of this century, as we've often been reminded, "human character changed." If that wasn't true of men, it was of women, and the "Mss. Bowden" of I9I0 was a modern womanwell before her time.
More than that, she was an authentic early member of the "Modern Movement"- -one of its shrewdest and wittiest observers, and unique the range of her acquaintance with its principal members.
DetallesContract with the world
In Contract with the World, the setting is Vancouver, and the time is the mid-1970s. Told from six different characters' points of view, the novel describes the intersection between artistic motivation, personal fulfillment, and sexual politics. A portrait painter, a sculptor, a sound musician, a would-be writer - these characters make choices, as Rule's title suggests, that sometimes leave others out in the cold, and sometimes provide a welcoming embrace.
DetallesMadame Aurora
Madame Aurora commands an even wider audience for Sarah Aldridge. We follow the fortunes of... Elizabeth Beaufort; beautiful, impoverished scholar who has eked out a living as a teacher until deafness and scandal over a book about love intervene. And... Her lover, Hannah Morgan, ex Army nurse and teacher of the young who learned as a farm child that she had incredible powers- -that she could "see" the future in ways others could not.
DetallesLovers in the present Afternoon
LOVERS IN THE PRESENT AFTERNOON, set against the turmoil of the Vietnam years, is an electrifying passage through one womans life--a life which men have always commanded. Amid the growth and flowering of her love for Ruth, Lynn finally understands the profound effects of the incestuous abuse of her childhood which has robbed her of her self-esteem; and with increasingly clear vision she examines the disintegrating heart of her marriage, its sexual and emotional landscape doomed from the start by its destructive seeds.
DetallesConfessions of a failed southern lady
Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady is Florence King's classic memoir of her upbringing in an eccentric Southern family, told with all the uproarious wit and gusto that has made her one of the most admired writers in the country. Florence may have been a disappointment to her Granny, whose dream of rearing a Perfect Southern Lady would never quite be fulfilled. But after all, as Florence reminds us "no matter which sex I went to bed with, I never smoked on the street.
DetallesThe Swashbuckler
Greenwich Village... Provincetown... travel with Frenchy Tonneau through these gay meccas during the 60s and 70s whem Lesbian life changed forever. The Swashbuckler... continuing in the tradition of Ann Bannon's classic novels.
DetallesThe secret in the bird
Rena Spiros has lost control of her 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.
After a sympathetic psychologist attempts without success to unravel the reasons for Rena's behavior, Casey takes Rena on a visit to De Nova, a women's . Again Casey despairs as Rena falls under the charismatic, powerful Lou Bonnig, who deliberately exerts her power to break Renas will, to reduce Rena to emotional and sexual subjection.
There is a firm purpose behind Lou's behavior: she is determined to force Rena to tace the secrets in her past that will explain her grotesque behavior and Put an end to her agony. DetallesLet me speak!
"The author is the courageous wife of a Bolivian tin miner. Social and economic deprivation drove her to pro-Marxist political action as a leader of a Housewives' Committee, dedicated to improving miners' and peasants conditions. This is a vivid account of her activities and brutal imprisonment, accompanied by her observations on the clergy, military, and upper-class abandonment of Bolivia's repressed poor... This is a remarkably articulate report with astute political commentary... an important social document from a usually silent group."
DetallesLove is where you find it
PAULA CHRISTIAN writes about one of the most serious problems faced by most lesbians: A perma- nent and satisfactory love relationship. Dee Sanders, a successful and attractive career woman, lives with an impossible and beautiful shrew. Dee knows it, but cannot bring herself to leave Rita-until she discovers her with another wom- an. Alone again, Dee is pursued by two women: Karen, who has never before had a lesbian rela- tionship; and Martie, an internationally renowned lesbian in a time before women united in the struggle.
DetallesThe Burnton widows
In the misty town of Burnton on the Oregon coast, journalist-detective Nyla Wade discovers a limestone castle and old murders and a town too anxious to obliterate the castle and its history: the generations of lesbians who have lived there.
DetallesMagdalena
When the police bring Mary Brown, an old street woman dressed in rags before judge Alsia Cameron, she sits silent and unresponsive to the questions put before her. Alisa, deeply perturbed by this enlists the aid of Camilla, a social worker. Together, they help reveal Mary Brown's past as an accomplished opera singer. Could she be the mysterious opera star Magdalena who disappeared three years before after the death of her lifelong companion?
DetallesDouble Daughter
Denver- the city of Journalist-Detective Nyla Wade ´s past the city where she formed her youghful dreams. Nyla has returned to where her heart lies, only to discover clouds of menace handing over the lives of gay friends old and new.
DetallesThis side of love
"Miss Christian has written an absorbing account of how the conflict between her heroine's love and hate for her perverse life drove her to the brink of sanity." - Dr. Harold Greenwald, Psychoanalyst and author,
DetallesValley of the Amazons
Noretta Koertge's new 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. From the painful rectitude of the militantly political to the sensuous circle of mystical white witches, and on to the wild "Wimmin's Music Festival" (where there is a near-riot over separate seating for those who eat organically and those who eat Twinkies), Tretona discovers the lesbian world to be as baffling as any other, even while she discovers at last the great solace of having a community of one's own.
DetallesLesbian nuns: breaking silence
Nuns. Different... Fascinating. Their lives intrigue us all. In these unique and compelling revelations, both ex-nuns and present nuns unlock the most secret doors in their closed and mysterious communities. Under rigidly enforced rules of behavior, where women's lives are consecrated and subjugated to the most sacred of vows, where "particular friendships' are ruthlessly eradicated under pain of sin and expulsion, still the power of love manages to emerge survive.
DetallesTheme for diverse instruments
Briliant short stories, some first published in "The Ladder. 99 from the acclaimed Jane Rule, author of Desert of the Heart and Memory Board. In the sensual and tender "Middle Children" two closeted young lesbians radiate the joy of their love into the tumultuous lives around them.
DetallesThe Erotic Naiad
Stories you will savor, stories of love and desire, romance and passion, from the Naiad Press authors you have delighted in over the years... Such as the incomparable Isabel Miller. Enjoy her intricate tale of women who journey beyond fantasy and illusion to the essential nature of butch and femme.
DetallesGive me your good ear
Violence; daily work; female connections: these are the warp and Woof of Maureen Brady's novel. And all are perceived through a woman's eye, in ways largely unavailable to us in fiction. The integrity of Brady's writing never falters. I believe that her gift will reveal more and more about our lives as time goes on.
DetallesA woman like that
This collection of literate, intensely personal essays- -sometimes heart-wrenching, often exhilarating-illuminates ou breadth and variety of experiences known as "coming out." The artists, writers, activists, and critics brought together in this book range in age from twenty to seventy, and are from all classes, races, and corners of America. Together they offer a vision that is witty, courageous, and memorable: a rich tapestry of lesbian and bisexual experience in the United States over the past half-century.
DetallesThe awakening and selected stories
A daring novel of a woman's sexual and spiritual rebirth. When it was published in 1899 charges of sordidness and immorality consigned this classic into initial obscurity and irreparably damaged its author's literary and social reputation.
Through careful, subtle changes of style, Chopin shows the transformation of Edna Pontelliet, young wife and mother who -with tragic consequences- -refuses to be caged by married and domestic life and claims for herself moral and erotic freedom.
DetallesLesbian Lives
For decades, The Ladder has been pioneer publication of inestimable importance to those women lucky enough to know of its existence. Happily, some of its finest contents can now reach a wider audience!
DetallesThe Marquise and the Novice
Acolyte Kathleen Thorn leaves the security and pent up frustration of the nunnery to become a governess for the only child of a wilful, beautiful and mysterious Marquise Annaliese. She becomes entangled in the web of mysteries surrounding the dark and seductive woman and the manor she inhabits, and finds her innocent and naive virginal self being led down a tantalizing and mysterious path, that may culminate in death, drama or something equally Gothic and thrilling!
DetallesEl Cuerpo Lesbiano
“MONIQUE WITTIG (Haut-Rhin, 1935-TucSon, Arizona, 2003) escritora francesa feminista. Su primer trabajo, L'Opoponax (1964) (El Opoponax, 1969), describe una relación lesbiana entre dos colegialas. Su segunda novela, Les Guérrilleres (1969) (Las guerrilleras, 1971), es un texto revolucionario. Le corps lesbien (1973) su tercera novela utiliza figuras de la mitología griega, de la poesía de Safo y del ritual eclesiástico para «lesbianizar la historia. Una serie de ensayos publicados por Monique Wittig en los años setenta clarifican algunas de sus ideas y han sido utilizados como guía para la lectura de su narrativa: especialmente El pensamiento heterosexual (2006).”
DetallesViajes y Sueños
"Amanda Castro (Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 1962) tiene una maestría en Lingüística Española por la Universidad de Pittsburgh y un doctorado en Filosofía con especialidad en Sociolingüística Latinoamericana por la misma universidad. Desde 1985 reside en Estados Unidos, donde ejerce la docencia universitaria. Simultáneamente, se ha dedicado a promover la creación artística y literaria de Honduras y Centroamérica, especialmente la literatura escrita por mujeres, a través de publicaciones y mesas redondas presentadas en Congresos internacionales. Su obra ha sido traducida al inglés y publicada en antologías bilingües en Estados Unidos."
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