Works by
Victoria A. Brownworth
(Writer)

• Coming Out of Cancer: Writings from the Lesbian Cancer Epidemic (2000)
  One-third of women run a lifetime risk of developing cancer, and studies have shown that lesbians are especially at risk. They often don't access healthcare because of homophobia in the medical establishment and inadequate insurance coverage. With its diversity of views and experience, Coming out of Cancer includes contributions from Audre Lorde, Ruthann Robson, Pat Parker, Rachel Carson, and Dr. Susan Love and offers information and support for survivors, loved ones, and community activists.

• Restricted Access: Lesbians on Disability (1999) by Susan Raffo and Victoria A. Brownworth
  In looking at the intersection of sexuality and disability, this nonfiction anthology challenges readers to confront how America deals with difference. Writers represent a broad range of disabilities (chronic fatigue syndrome, manic depression, cerebral palsy) as well as a variety of racial, ethnic, and class backgrounds.

• Film Fatales: Independent Women Directors (1997) by Judith M. Redding and Victoria A. Brownworth
  Film Fatales offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives and work of women filmmakers. Profiled here are over thirty pioneering directors, producers, and distributors who have changed the face of contemporary film by delivering new and distinctly female images and sensibilities for the screen.

• Too Queer: Essays from a Radical Life (1996)

• Rock Hudson (1995), Martin Duberman and Victoria Brownworth, eds.

• A Tradition of Activism in the City of Sisterly and Brotherly Love. (1993)

• Chronicling the History of Philly's Gay Movement (1993)

• Quatorze (1988)

See also:

• Bed: New Lesbian Erotica (2007), Victoria A. Brownworth, ed.
  Bed: New Lesbian Erotica runs the gamut of tough and tender tales of lesbian passion that cannot be denied. You'll find stimulating stories of rough danger, phone sex, s and m, b and d, faceless strangers, and sticky-sweet mysteries waiting to be discovered. Read intense and superb writing that's filled with real emotions and provides that certain raw tingle that may keep you up at night.
  
  Includes works by Barbara Hammer, Barbara Johnson, Caroline Shields, Diane DeKelb-Rittenhouse, F. K. Valerie, Fiona Zedde, Hop Wechsler, Karin Kallmaker, L. J. Nieves, Nicola Griffith,  Patrick Califia, Sarah M. Granlund, Sharon Wachsler, Ta'Shia Asanti, Tee Corinne,  Therese Szymanski, Tia H. Mayo, Toni Brown, and Victoria Brownworth.

• Day of the Dead: Stories and a Novella (2007)

• The Golden Age of Lesbian Erotica (2007)
  Author: Victoria A. Brownworth, Judith M. Redding
  Lesbian erotica of the 1920s through the 1940s had a bold new cast to it. Unlike the tender and affectionate eroticism of the Victorian era with its naughty schoolgirls, convent antics and ladies-in-waiting, these 20th Century tales brought verisimilitude and fantasy together. While Radclyffe Hall was being prosecuted for obscenity for her depiction of "sapphics" and "inverts" in the classic lesbian novel *The Well of Loneliness,* her friend Natalie Barney was riding naked through the streets of Paris on horseback with her lover, the poet Renee Vivienne and Anais Nin were penning lurid and lustful tales of very bad girls while yearning for Henry Miller's sensual wife, June.

• Out for More Blood: Tales of Malice and Retaliation by Women (1996), Judith M. Redding and Victoria A. Brownworth, eds.

• Night Bites: Vampire Stories by Women Tales of Blood and Lust (1995)

• Out for Blood: Tales of Mystery and Suspense by Women (1995)