Meet Eileen Nussey James, a self-professed expert on Emily Bronte and her passion; Marianne Pendleton, an overworked lecturer and slave to domesticity; Timothy Whitty, the widower who receives nocturnal visits from Emily's ghost; and Sharon Mitchell, a waitress drawn into the world of academia.

Four Dreamers and Emily

Davies, Stevie

Women's Press (UK)

Jennifer has two daddies, and that's just fine; she has one 'real' daddy, and one 'real' stepdaddy. But when one daddy goes away on a trip Jennifer is faced with the challenge of learning how to deal with change.

Jennifer Has Two Daddies

Parenting & Relationships

Galloway, Dr. Priscilla

Family Relationships

A celebration of lesbian lives; original short fiction by talented writers.

Dykeversions: Lesbian Short Fiction

Literature & Fiction

United States

Scott writes of women, community and writing, tracing the effect of fiction upon theory, and theoretical thinking upon fictional text.

Spaces Like Stairs

Scott MA, Gail

Essays & Correspondence

The surreal journey of three women and a spider is equally fantastical, epic and allegorical.

Pattern Makers

Duncan, Sandy Frances

Asha, an African-Canadian girl whose lesbian mums become an issue for the teacher and the curiosity of classmates, responds with clarity and assuredness that having two mums is no big deal--they are a family.

Asha's Mums

Children's Books

Elwin, Rosamund

Paulse, Michele

A hilarious and erotic collection of short stories, expanding the definition of 'butch' while poking sly fun at Canada, the lesbian movement, and butch-femme roles. Nice Rodriguez' storytelling is politically sharp; her heroes are fabulous - full of longing, romance, beauty, and courage. Rodriguez is a writer who commits an oral tradition to paper, who testifies to a Philippines racked by US colonialism and Marcos' greed, who is honest and clear. She is a writer who loves and translates that love to this wonderful book.""- Beth Brant, author of Food Spirits and Writing as Witness

Throw it To The River

Rodriguez, Nice

These selected poems are loving tributes to women. Written in specific moments in history, and in charged political contexts, Allen's poetry examines and portrays the very essence of her subjects with masterly skill.

Women Do This Every Day

Allen, Lillian

Poetry

Lydia Kwa's voice is drenched in memory. Speaking at several junctures, both Singapore-born and Vancouver-habituated, her poetry carries the pain and historic wealth of her passage. It murmurs stories, laconic, profound, stories that tell whole shapes of lives in a few lines. Family anecdotes, fragments of intimacy, life stories of friends - these poems open windows onto the compulsions that form inner landscapes. Equally at hom ein a finely cadenced erotic lyric or candid and multi-layered prose, her writing resonates well beyond the edge of the page.""- Daphne Marlatt

Colours of Heroines, The

Kwa, Lydia

Desire, love, hot sex, cool sex, relationships, grieving, surviving, thriving as a Jewish dyke

In Her Nature

Tulchinsky, Karen X.

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