Rainbow Reviews Book of the Year! ALA Over the Rainbow list! Multi-Award winner! **** Fay Jacobs is back! The author of As I Lay Frying and Fried &amp; True returns with more wise and witty recollections about contemporary life in general and more specifically life in Rehoboth Beach, a small resort town on the Delaware Coast. A treat for longtime fans and new readers alike For Frying Out Loud is a collection of Fay s latest columns plus some new, never published material. It s provocative, political, occasionally heartwarming and reliably hilarious. Jacobs' witty way of describing universal experiences in her utterly unique voice will keep you laughing, smiling and relating page after page. **** Laugh, cry, and above all, rejoice with Fay Jacobs' newest collection -- Radclyffe, author of Trauma Alert

For Frying Out Loud - Rehoboth Beach Diaries

Fay Jacobs

A&M Books

This book comprises the memoirs of the wonderfully funny Fay Jacobs, and her partner as they discovered fantastic Rehoboth Beach, where they now reside. A great gay and lesbian contribution.

As I Lay Frying, A Rehoboth Beach Memoir (Hardcover)

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Fried & True: Tales from Rehoboth Beach

Short Stories & Anthologies

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.

Cytherea's Breath

Sarah Aldridge

This is a sensual, sensitive feast about two teenage women, growing up during the Great Depression and fighting their way out of the trials they inherit. It's a love sotry for and about all true lovers.

All True Lovers

LGBTQ+ Books

Civil War nurse and teacher Hannah uses her psychic powers to create a comfortable home for her lifelong companion Elizabeth – a scholar who suffered the indignities heaped on women in academia in the late 19th century. It's another one of Aldridge's classic novels of feminist triumph and love colored outside the lines.

Madame Aurora

United States

Set in London and Baltimore just before World War II, Althea, crippled by childhood polio finds love and companionship with Fern. Mrs. Henshaw, who assists the unfortunate, helps the pair, and learns through them that she must correct a mistake from the past.

Misfortunes Friend

An innocent 18 year old in 1885 Baltimore, Amantha meets and marries a financier twice her age, who takes her live in Paris and care for his child. In the midst of her constricting life of privilege she finds a woman who gives her the love her heart seeks.

Amantha

When the police bring Mary Brown, an old street woman dressed in rags before judge Alsia Caneron, 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?

Magdalena

Aldridge, Sarah

Contemporary

Mrs Henshaw, middle-aged, unfashionable, faded, who nevertheless pours out the vigour and decisive energy of a young woman in determined efforts to help the friendless, the homeless, the hungry. But, she learns that she must correct a mistake made in her past, which has brought anguish to her dearest love and unacknowledged loss to herself.

Misfortune's Friend

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