List of lesbian periodicals in the United States

A timeline of the initial publication dates of notable Lesbian magazines, periodicals, newsletters, and journals in the United States. For a global list, see List of lesbian periodicals

1947

Vice Versa was the first documented lesbian periodical in the United States.

• Vice Versa - Los Angeles, California. 1947–1948, started by Lisa Ben.^[1]:xii[2]

1956

The Ladder was the first widely distributed lesbian periodical in the United States.

• The Ladder San Francisco, California. 1956–1970^[2]

1968

No more fun and games is considered by some scholars to be the first lesbian magazine to espouse separatist feminism.^[3]

• No More Fun and Games - Boston, Massachusetts. Radical feminist periodical produced by Cell 16, 1968–1973.

1969

• Maiden Voyage - Boston, MA, 1969–1971, magazine published by the last surviving chapter of Daughters of Bilitis - the Boston chapter (formed in 1969). The first issues of this periodical were called Maiden Voyage; in 1970 the magazine's name was changed to Focus: A Journal for Gay Women ^{[1]:xiii[4][5][6]}

1970

• Ain't I A Woman - AIAW Collective • Iowa City Women's Liberation Front. Publications Collective Iowa City 1970-?
• off our backs: Feminist Newsjournal - Washington, D.C. Feminist publication - includes lesbian perspectives 1970–2008. off our backs is believed to be the longest publishing lesbian periodical in the United States.off our backs has ceased publication as of 2008
• Sisters: By and for lesbians (San Francisco Daughters of Bilitis) - San Francisco, CA, 1970–1975^{[1]:xiii[7][8]}

1971

• Amazon: a Midwest journal for women - Amazon Collective, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1971-?^[9]
• Focus: A Journal for Lesbians - Boston and Cambridge, MA, 1971–1982^[1]:xii[10]
• Killer Dyke - Lesbian Separatist Magazine by the "Flippies" (Feminist Lesbian Intergalactic Party), Chicago, Illinois. 1971–1972^[6][11]
• Lavender Visions - Cambridge, MA. 1971^[1]:xiii
• Lavender Woman - Chicago, IL. 1971–1976^[1]:xiii
• Mother - Stanford, CA. 1971^[1]:xiii
• Purple Star: Journal of Radicalesbians - Ann Arbor, MI. 1971^[1]:xiii[6]
• Reach Out - Detroit, MI. 1971- ?^[6]
• Scarlett Letter - Madison, WI. 1971- ?^[6]
• Siren: A Journal of Anarcho-Feminism - Chicago, IL. 1971-?^[6]
• Spectre - Ann Arbor, MI. 1971–1972^[1]:xiii

1972

• Amazon Quarterly - West Somerville, MA, 1972–1975^[10][12]
• Better Homes and Dykes newsletter of the Lesbian Alliance, Iowa City, IA, c1972-1982^[13]
• Echo of Sappho - Brooklyn, NY, 1972–1973^[1]:xii[14]
• Furies - Washington, D.C. - Newsletter of The Furies Collective, 1972–1973^[1]:xii[2]
• Lesbians Fight Back - Philadelphia, PA. 1972^[1]:xii[6]
• Maine Freewoman's Herald: a mostly lesbian journal, Portland, Maine, 1972-?^[9]
• National Lesbian Information Service News- San Francisco, CA. 1972^[1]:xiii
• Portcullis - Los Angeles, CA. 1972^[1]:xiii
• Purple Rage - New York City, 1972^[1]:xiii
• Proud Woman - Stanford, CA. 1972^[1]:xiii
• Sinister Wisdom: A multicultural Journal by and for Lesbians - published in Charlotte, North Carolina, Berkeley and Oakland, CA, at various points. 1972–Present.^[15] Sinister Wisdom is likely the longest-surviving lesbian literary journal in the United States.
• Tres Femmes - San Diego, CA, 1972^[1]:xiii

1973

• Cowrie - Community of Women New York City c1973^[16]
• Cries from Cassandra - Chicago, Illinois. The Amazon Nation. 1973-?^[16]
• Dykes and Gorgons - Berkeley, c. 1973 – 1976^[1]:xii[17]
• Gay Revolution of Women Newsletter (G.R.O.W.) Rochester, NY. 1973–1974 continued by Lesbian Resource Center Newsletter and Women in Sunlight (c1974)^[18]
• (The) Lesbian Feminist - New York City 1973–1979^[1]:xii
• Lesbian Tide - Los Angeles, c. 1971 – 1980, L.A.'s first publicly circulated lesbian publication.^{[1]:xiii[2][16][19]}
• Mother Jones Gazette - Knoxville, TN. 1973–1974^[1]:xiii
• One to One: A Lesbian/Feminist Journal of Communication - New York City 1973^[1]:xiii[6]
• Sapphire - San Francisco, CA. 1973^[1]:xiii
• So's Your Old Lady - Minneapolis, MN. 1973–1979^[1]:xiii
• The Udder Side - New York City, 1973^[1]:xiii

1974

• Albatross: the Lesbian Feminist Satire Magazine - East Orange, New Jersey, c1974-1980^[20]
• Lesbian Connection - Michigan 1974–present^[2]
• Lesbian Resource Center Newsletter - Rochester, N.Y., c1974. Continues Women in Sunlight^[16][21]
• Lesbian Voices - San Jose, c. 1974 – 1981^[1]:xiii
• Mom's Apple Pie: Newsletter of the Lesbian Mother's National Defence Fund - Seattle, WA, c1974-?^[22]
• Quest: a feminist quarterly - radical feminist journal 1974–1984^[23]
• Satin for Gay Women - San Jose, CA. 1974^[1]:xiii
• Wicce - Philadelphia, PA. 1973–1974^[1]:xiii
• Women in Sunlight - Rochester, N.Y. c1974^[16][21]

1975

• Pointblank Times a lesbian-feminist paper - Houston, TX, 1975-?^[9]
• Dyke: A Quarterly- New York City, 1975–1978^[1]:xii
• Lesbian - Feminist Union News - Louisville, KY, 1975–1978^[24]
• Lesbian Herstory Archives Newsletter - New York City, 1975-?^[11]
• (The) Lesbian Lipservice - Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1975–1976^[1]:xiii
• Lesbian News - Los Angeles, California, 1975–Present^[19][25][26]
• (The) Lesbian Newsletter - Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1975^[1]:xiii
• We Got It - Madison, Wisconsin. 1975–1976^[1]:xiii

1976

• Conditions: a Feminist Magazine of Writing by Women with an Emphasis on Writing by Lesbians - Brooklyn, New York, 1976–1990 Conditions was especially dedicated to publishing the work of lesbians, in particular working class lesbians and lesbians of color.^[16][27]
• Lesbiana Speaks - Miami, Florida, 1976–1977^[28]
• Lesbian Milepost - Anchorage, Alaska. c1976^[29]
• Out and About - Seattle, Washington, 1976-c1986^[1]:xiii[30]
• Rubyfruit Reader - Santa Cruz, California - 1976–1978.^[31]
• Salsa Soul Sisters/Third World Women's Gay-zette, published by the Salsa Soul Sisters Collective (now called African Ancestral Lesbians United for Societal Change), 1976–1985
• Sinister Wisdom - Charlotte, NC, 1976–present
• Wishing Well - Santa Rosa, California, 1976-?^[6]

1977

• Amazon Farmers - by "Ozark Wimmin on Land" Fayetteville, Arkansas, c1977
• Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance Newsletter - Atlanta, Georgia, 1977?-1994.^[16][22]
• Austin Dyke - lesbian separatist newsletter, Austin, Texas 1977-?^[9]
• Azalea: A Magazine by Third World Lesbians, 1977–1983, published by the Salsa Soul Sisters Collective, now called African Ancestral Lesbians United for Societal Change, New York^[32]
• Dinah: A Monthly Publication of the Lesbian Activist Bureau, 1977
• Goodbye to All That: a lesbian feminist publication- Austin Lesbian Organization - Austin, Texas ?-1977^[16]
• Klondyke Kontact: The Anchorage Lesbian Newsletter - Anchorage, Alaska. 1977–1980^[33]
• (The) Leaping Lesbian - Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1977–1981^[1]:xii
• Lone Star Lesbians - Austin, Texas, 1977–1978^[29]
• Matrices: A Lesbian Feminist Research Newsletter, 1977–1982
• Pearl Diver - Portland, Oregon. Black Lesbian Magazine 1977–1978^[34][35]
• Tribad : A Lesbian Separatist Newsjournal - New York City 1977–1979^[2][36][37]
• Two Dykes & Others, a Texas lesbian periodical - 1977^[9]

1978

• Feminary: A feminist journal for the South emphasizing lesbian visions- Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1978–1982^[1]:xii[38]

1979

• Lesbians of Color Caucus Quarterly - Seattle, Washington, 1979^[1]:xii[30]

1980

• Associated Lesbians of Puget Sound (ALPS) Newsletter - c1980s-c2000s^[30]
• Green Mountain Dyke News - Bennington, Vermont, Green Mountain Dykes. c1980^[16][39]
• The Lunatic Fringe - Chicago, Illinois^[40]
• Telewoman: a Woman's Newsletter - Pleasant Hill, California. c1980-83^[41]
• Womyn's Braille Press Newsletter Minneapolis, Minnesota. Womyn's Braille Press Inc., 1980-?^[16]

1981

• Common Lives/Lesbian Lives - Iowa City, Iowa, 1981–1996

1982

• Black Lesbian Newsletter - San Francisco, California. San Francisco Women's Center's Black Lesbian Newsletter, 1982^[16]
• The Celibate Woman, A Journal for Women Who Are Celibate or Considering this Liberating Way of Relating to Others - Washington, D.C. 1982–1988^[6]
• Dyke Separatist / Amazon Magick Amethyst / Artemis, Berkeley, California c1982^[17]
• Maize: a Lesbian Country Magazine - Minneapolis, Minnesota^[42] Preston-Potter Hollow, New York,^[43] Serafina, New Mexico c1982-1997.^[42][44]

1983

• Woman to woman - Lake Charles, Louisiana. Personal newsletter, edited by Linda Parks, issued free to lesbians and other women in prisons. 1983–1985.^[45]

1984

• Hot Wire: The Journal of Women's Music and Culture"- 1984–1994 started by Toni Armstrong Jr. Back Issues still available from Ladyslipper Records.^[46]
• Lesbian Ethics - Venice, California, 1984, begun by Jeannette Silveira.^[16][19]
• On Our Backs - 1984–2006.^[47]
• (The) Other Black Woman - Committee for the Visibility of the Other Black Woman: the Black Lesbian, - Jackson Heights, Queens, New York, 1981.^[43]
• Asian Lesbians of the East Coast Newsletter - New York City, c 1984.^[39][48]
• I know you know; lesbian views and news Indianapolis, Indiana, c1984-1985?^[49]

1985

• Anamika - Asian American focus Brooklyn, NY, c1985-?
• Lesbian Health Resource Center Newsletter - Lesbian Health Resource Center (LHRC), Durham, NC, c1985.^[24]
• Golden Threads - Network for older lesbians - Demorest, Georgia, 1985–Present.^[50]
• WAVELENGTH. A lesbian feminist publication - newsletter of "Groundswell", a lesbian feminist revolutionary political group. Seattle 1985-?^[51][52]

1986

• Yoni: Lesbian Erotica Quarterly - Oakland, California 1986-?^[52]

1987

• Colores: Newsletter of Bay Area Lesbians of Color - San Francisco c1987-?
• Visibilities - Print version 1987–1991, On-Line version 2000-?^[52][53][54]

1988

• A P L Network news - Asian Pacific Island Lesbian Network (APL) c/o ALOEC, New York, NY, 1988
• Dykes, Disability and Stuff: Cause we always have stuff to share - geared to lesbians with disabilities. Available Formats: standard print, large print, audio cassette, Braille, Electronic. Madison, Wisconsin / Boston, Massachusetts 1988-?^[16]
• The L-Word Newsletter^[55] - Bayside, California, 1988–present.^[56]

1989

• Aché: A (Free) Publication for Black Lesbians - also subtitled: "The Bay Area's Journal for Black Lesbians", "A Journal for Black Lesbians" & "A Journal for Lesbians of African Descent" Albany/Berkeley, California, 1989–1993^[16]
• Cheek to cheek: the gay lesbian partner dancing newsletter Oakland, California, c1989.^[57]
• Hag Rag - Intergalactic Lesbian Feminist Press, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, c1989.^[39][58]
• Hikané: The Capable Womon - Disabled Wimmin's Magazine for Lesbians and our Wimmin Friends. Hillsdale, New York, 1989-?.^[16]
• Tacoma Lesbian Concern (TLC) newsletter - Tacoma, Washington, c1989-c2003.^[30]

1990

• Shamakami: Forum for South Asian feminist lesbians - San Francisco, California, 1990-1997.^[16][59]
• G.B.F. Magazine - "Gay Black Female" - Hollywood, Los Angeles, California 1990-?.
• Girljock - Berkeley, California 1990-?.
• In the Life: the Newsletter of the June L. Mazer Lesbian Collection - Los Angeles, California c1990-Present.^[60][61]

1991

• Curve - called Deneuve from 1991 to 1995, changed to Curve in 1995. 1991–Present.^[62]
• Albuquerque Lesbian Rag: A Monthly Lesbian Information and Nonsense Source - Corrales, New Mexico, 1991-?
• Esto No Tiene Nombre: revista de lesbianas latinas - Miami, Florida 1991–1994.^{[63][64][65][16][66]}
• Wimmin Magazine - 1991.^[67]

1992

• Canswers: the Quarterly Newsletter of the Lesbian Community Cancer Project - Chicago, c1992.^[68]
• MATRICES. Lesbian Feminist Resources and Research Network - Minneapolis, c1992.^[51]

1993

• Dykespeak - 1993-?^[69]
• Girlfriends - United States 1993–2006

1994

• Lesbian Review of Books: an International Quarterly Review of Books by, for, and about Lesbians - Altadena, California/Hilo, Hawaii, 1994–2002.^[29][70]

1995

• Conmoción: an international Latina lesbian vision - Revista y Red Revolucionaria de Lesbianas Latinas Miami, Florida 1995–1996^[64][65][71]

1997

• Journal of Lesbian Studies Haworth Press - Binghamton, New York, 1997–Present.^[11][72]

1998

• Bint el Nas^[73] - Arab-world identified online magazine - San Francisco, California, 1998–Present.
• Rain and Thunder: A radical feminist journal of discussion and activism - Feminist and Lesbian Northampton, Massachusetts. - 1998–Present.^[74]

1999

• She Magazine — The Longest Running Magazine for LGBT Women in Florida. Located in Fort Lauderdale.

1999 to Present / Print and free digital edition

• "She Magazine— THE LONGEST RUNNING MAGAZINE FOR LGBT WOMEN IN FLORIDA!". shemag.com. Retrieved 2014-06-13.

2000 to present

• Gamahucher press^[75] featuring erotic poetry
• Go Magazine^[76] - New York - Free, national distribution.
• Harrington lesbian fiction quarterly - Binghamton, New York c2000-?
• Issues! The Magazine for Lesbians of Color - 2000-?
• Jota! - Chicana lesbian poetry review - Los Angeles.^[77]
• (el) telarañazo - Newsletter of La telaraña, the Latina lesbian writers’ web.^[71][78]
• Velvetpark: dyke culture in bloom - New York City, 2002–Present.^[79]

Year unknown

• Amazonian - Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts
• Threads^[80] Newsletter of Astraea Lesbian Foundation For Justice, New York City
• Atalanta Newsletter of the Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance - Atlanta, Georgia^[81]
• Big Apple Dyke News (B.A.D. News). New York City
• C A L F A Notes - Cleveland Area Lesbian Feminist Alliance (CALFA), Cleveland Heights, Ohio, c1976^[82]
• Carolina Lesbian News - Charlotte, North Carolina^[83]
• Desperate Living - Baltimore, Maryland ^[22]
• Gay Revolution of Women - Rochester, New York^[83]
• Island Lesbian Connection - Paia, Hawaii^[84]
• Lesbian Lifeline - Daytona Beach, Florida^[85]
• Lesbian Visual Artists Newsletter San Francisco, California^[86]
• Lesbians in Colorado - Denver, Colorado^[84]
• Lesburbia - Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania
• Moonstorm - St. Louis, Missouri - published by the St Louis Lesbian Alliance^[22]
• Multi-Cultural Jewish Dyke Newsletter - Huntington, New York ?-1993?^[86]
• Old Lesbians Organizing for Change Reporter^[87] - Houston, Texas / Athens, Ohio OLOC- ?-Present^[86]
• Pointblank Times - Houston, Texas^[22]
• Purple Cow - Columbus, Ohio^[22][88]
• Women's Central News - Arizona^[89]

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External links

Archival collections

• Guide to the Joan Ariel Collection of Lesbian Periodicals. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California.