Lesbian Books

This predominantly contemporary collection, although beginning and ending with poems by Sappho, includes the work of such expected writers as Adrienne Rich, Audre Lorde, Robin Morgan, Marilyn Hacker, Olga Broumas and Muriel Rukeyser. Less familiar standouts are Margaret Randall, Melanie Hope and Joan Larkin, who recalls her father spanking her as a child: "his hands, his strong/ voice telling me I was loved" ("Beatings").

This time out, Sheiner has chosen to concentrate on partnerships, and in her introduction she explains that her concern was to provide an answer for the inevitable question: So how do women keep sex alive in committed relationships? All of the contributors are women, of course, but since a significant number are also lesbians, bisexuals, and sadomasochists, it should come as no surprise that many of the relationships portrayed herein are unusual.

The fourth installment of the bestselling international lesbian erotica series, consisting of stories of 1,000 words or less that articulate desire between women.

As beautiful as it is thought-provoking, Lesbian Sacred Sexuality is a celebration of erotic love between women, an initiation into the female creative spirit, feminine mysteries, and a brilliant collection of photographs, poetics and prose exploring lesbian lovemaking at its most passionate and profound.

An anthology covering topics from "Embracing Changes" to "Rediscovering our Creativity and Spirituality". This book provides a doorway to listen in on the heart-felt and soul-felt thoughts of women at midlife and how they are creatively facing the future.

In the early '90s, after a stint as a senior editor at the groundbreaking lesbian sex journal On Our Backs, Lisa Palac took charge of a new magazine called Future Sex.