Allison Fradkin

Everything is preachy-keen in Sunshine, a small town that's big on homogeny—but not on homosexuality.

Prose and conjurers link like a magician's rings in this tale of midcentury mysticism. Now you “seer,” now you don't!

In this historical queer novel, a cosmopolitan nightclub singer takes note of an aspiring actress. Will the ingenue take her LGBT cue from the worldly warbler?

When lesbian landlubbers congregate at a lakefront writing retreat, will they capitalize on the experience or just capsize it?

When a young woman develops an attraction to her grandmother's caregiver, will she nurse her crush? Or will she forfeit her feelings in favour of the fundamentals of femininity in the 1940s?

Anna and Nessie are colorblind in a world where the emancipation of blacks still has whites seeing red.

Gretchen is the good-bi girl. Bi as in binary. Her girlfriend Toni wants to bypass the gender binary altogether, and Gretchen wants to be totally supportive.

A young woman's so-called love life is crazy sexy, but will she find the TLC?

Beatrice Darby may work in a library, but she doesn't do anything by the book.

Melody is coming of age, coming out, and coming apart at the seams...