Eine von uns - bk332; Verlag Frauenoffensive; Diane Salvatore; pocket_book; 2000
Diane Salvatore Book order
Diane Salvatore is an accomplished author whose literary contributions include four novels and a collection of short stories. Throughout her career, she has also held significant editorial positions at major women's magazines, demonstrating her deep engagement with the publishing world. Her extensive experience in media also led to frequent appearances on national television programs. Salvatore's varied background informs her writing, offering readers unique perspectives.
- 2000
- 1996
- 1993
Love, Zena Beth
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
"For young Joyce Ecco, walking into a particular New York hotel room overlooking Central Park is pure wish-fulfillment. She has been granted an interview with Zena Beth Frazer, the most famous -- and notorious -- lesbian writer in America. Notorious not just for the legendary pioneering vision of her work but for her sexy attractiveness, her outrageous wit, her in-your-face aplomb with the nation's media. Not to mention her sensational affair with a world-famous woman sports star. The interview leads to another encounter with Zena Beth -- this one the fulfillment of Joyce's every erotic fantasy. Soon she is invited to the lesbian writer's home in the South. But if she joins Zena Beth, the price will be immense: her relationship with lover Elaine, and a promising career as a journalist in the dynamic world of New York publishing."--Publisher's description
- 1993
"Grace is a junior at Immaculate Blessing Academy for Girls in Queens, New York. She deeply admires young, devout Sister Mary Alice. Her best friend is Anne, whose central topic of conversation is how far she will go with her boyfriend. Grace is relieved to be dating unaggressive Glen, who is thinking of becoming a priest. Grace looks up to the swaggering, self-assured Linda Amato, star center of the champion basketball team. Then she accidentally discovers an electrifying secret about Linda. When Grace meets rebellious, sensuous Meg, her entire life becomes a cauldron of powerful emotion and chaotic desire. To be close to her, Grace defies her mother. And risks her friendship with Anne. Glen makes new demands and Sister Mary Alice issues a troubling moral challenge. And Meg - what is Grace to make of Meg's ardent yet contradictory behavior? Can the intimidating, intriguing Linda Amato help to lead Grace out of this morass?"--Publisher's description.
