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Works by Linnea A. Due
(Writer)

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  • High and Outside (1980)
    Star of her school softball team and with the highest point average in her class, Niki nonetheless has a severe drinking problem, and after nearly self-destructing decides to help herself.

  • Give Me Time (1987)

  • Life Savings: A Novel (1992)

  • Joining the Tribe: Growing Up Gay and Lesbian in the 1990's (1995)

  • Dagger: On Butch Women (1994), coedited with Lily Burana and Roxxie

  • Hot Ticket (1997)
    "In her smart, brief introduction to this collection of lesbian travel erotica, Linnea Due makes a case for the relationship between travel--which is about displacement, movement, and foreignness--and Eros. This volume brings together work from well-known lesbian authors such as Barbara Wilson, Linda Smukler, and Jess Wells as well as stories by newcomers. The range is astonishing, from a wry vignette of a seduction over a map by Shelly Rafferty to a frightening speculative fiction by Myrna Elana set in a post-holocaust world where people live in underground tunnels. Some of the settings are more expected, such as a night train through Europe, or cyberspace, but all of the stories explore how lesbians cross borders, both sexual and geographic."  -- Amazon.com

  • Uniform Sex (2000)
    From the Fed Ex driver to the Marine Corps lieutenant, from the firefighter to the cop, women in uniform snap everybody to attention. In Uniform Sex, a squadron of new and well-known writers offers up steamy tales where uniforms come first--and last. Lauren Dockett checks out McDonald's with surprising results, Thomas Roche covers the extracurricular activities of the first all-female Navy SEAL team, Judge Benko goes fishing in Felicia von Bot's hilarious send-up, and J.M. Redmann details what happens when the uniform has to be left behind. Add in Cecilia Tan's high school marching bands, a Civil War soldier with something to hide, a mechanic who's mighty bored at her uncle's gas station, and more. Ten-hut, recruit!