List of lesbian periodicals in the United States explained

A timeline of notable lesbian magazines, periodicals, newsletters, and journals in the United States organized by the initial publication date and then title. For a global list, see the list of lesbian periodicals.

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Name	Start date	End date	Location	Publishers	Frequency	Notes	Identifier	References
1940s–1960s (Before Stonewall riots)	Vice Versa	1947	1948	Los Angeles, California	Lisa Ben	Monthly	First documented lesbian periodical in the United States.		^[1]
	The Ladder	1956	1972	San Francisco, California	Daughters of Bilitis	Monthly/bimonth	First widely distributed lesbian periodical in the United States.
	Daughters of Bilitis–Philadelphia Newsletter	1967	1968	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Philadelphia chapter of Daughters of Bilitis				^[2]
	No More Fun and Games	1968	1973	Somerville and Cambridge Massachusetts	Cell 16 and Female Liberation	Irregular	Considered by some scholars to be the first lesbian magazine to espouse separatist feminism. Untitled (1968) and titled The Female Slate (1970).		^[3] ^[4]
	Come Out!	1969	1972	New York City	Gay Liberation Front	Sporadic	One of the newspaper's purposes was to promote lesbian feminism		^[5] ^[6]
	Maiden Voyage	1969	1970	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston chapter of Daughters of Bilitis	Continues as Focus: A Journal for Gay Women (1971–1983)		^[7] ^[8]
1970s	Ain't I A Woman	1970	1974	Iowa City, Iowa	AIAW Collective/Iowa City Women's Liberation Front Publications Collective	Twice a month			^[9] ^[10]
	off our backs	1970	2008	Washington, D.C.	off our backs, inc.
	Sisters: By and For Lesbians	1970	1975	San Francisco, California	San Francisco chapter of Daughters of Bilitis	Monthly			^[11]
	Amazon: A Midwest Journal for Women	1971	1984	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Amazon Collective	Monthly (1972–1976), bimonthly (1976–1984)			^[12]
	Focus	1971	1983	Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts	Boston chapter of Daughters of Bilitis		Continues as Maiden Voyage (1969–1971). Subtitled A Journal for Gay Women (1971–1977), A Journal for Lesbians (1977–1983).
	Killer Dyke	1971	1972	Chicago, Illinois	"Flippies" or the Feminist Lesbian Intergalactic Party	Once a year	Satire magazine
	Lavender Vision	1971		Cambridge, Massachusetts
	LA DOB Newsletter	1971	1972	Los Angeles, California	Los Angeles chapter of Daughters of Bilitis		Continued as Lesbian Tide (1971–1980)
	Lavender Woman	1971	1976	Chicago, Illinois
	Lesbian Tide	1971	1980	Los Angeles, California	Jeanne Córdova		Continued as LA DOB Newsletter (1971–1972)		^[13]
	Mother	1971		Stanford, California	Mother Publications		Continues as Proud Woman (1972)
	Purple Star: Journal of Radicalesbians	1971		Ann Arbor, Michigan	Women's Liberation of Ann Arbor
	Reach Out	1971	1972	Detroit, Michigan	Detroit chapter of Daughters of Bilitis
	Scarlet Letter	1971	1972	Madison, Wisconsin					^[14]
	Siren: A Journal of Anarcho-Feminism	1971		Chicago, Illinois
	Spectre	1971	1972	Ann Arbor, Michigan
	Amazon Quarterly	1972	1975	Oakland, California and West Somerville, Massachusetts
	ALFA Newsletter	1973	1976	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance		Continues as Atalanta (1977–1994)
	Better Homes and Dykes Newsletter of the Lesbian Alliance	1972		Iowa City, Iowa
	Echo of Sappho	1972	1973	Brooklyn, New York	Sisters for Liberation
	Furies	1972	1973	Washington, D.C.	The Furies Collective
	Lesbians Fight Back	1972		Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
	Maine Freewoman's Herald: A Mostly Lesbian Journal	1972		Portland, Maine
	National Lesbian Information Service News	1972		San Francisco, California
	Portcullis	1972		Los Angeles, California
	Purple Rage	1972		NYC
	Proud Woman	1972		Stanford, California	Mother Publications		Continues as Mother (1971)
	Tres Femmes	1972		San Diego, California
	Coming Out Rage	1973		NYC
	Cowrie	1973	1974	NYC	Community of Women
	Cries from Cassandra	1973		Chicago, Illinois	The Amazon Nation
	Desperate Living	1973	1977	Baltimore, Maryland					^[15]
	Dykes and Gorgons	1973		Berkeley, California					^[16]
	Gay Revolution of Women Newsletter	1973	1974	Rochester, New York	Gay Revolution of Women (GROW)		Continues as Women in Sunlight (1974), New Women's Times (1974–1985), and Lesbian Resource Center Newsletter (1974)		^[17]
	The Lesbian Feminist	1973	1979	NYC
	Moonstorm	1973	1980	St. Louis, Missouri	Lesbian Alliance of St. Louis, Missouri				^[18]
	Mother Jones Gazette	1973	1974	Knoxville, Tennessee
	One-to-One: A Lesbian/Feminist Journal of Communication	1973		NYC
	Sapphire	1973		San Francisco, California
	So's Your Old Lady	1973	1979	Minneapolis, Minnesota
	The Udder Side	1973		NYC
	Albatross	1974	1980	East Orange, New Jersey	Albatross Collective		Varied subtitles but usually The Lesbian Feminist Satire Magazine
	Lesbian Connection	1974	Present	Michigan	Ambitious Amazons		Free to lesbians everywhere
	Lesbian Resource Center Newsletter	1974		Rochester, New York			Continues as Gay Revolution of Women Newsletter (1973), Women in Sunlight (1974), and New Women's Times (1974–1985)
	Lesbian Voices	1974	1981	San Jose, California
	Mom's Apple Pie: Newsletter of the Lesbian Mother's National Defense Fund	1974	1985	Seattle, Washington	Lesbian Mother's National Defense Fund
	Purple Cow	1974	1976	Columbus, Ohio					^[19]
	Quest: A Feminist Quarterly	1974	1985				A radical feminist journal.		^[20]
	Satin for Gay Women	1974		San Jose, California
	Wicce	1973	1975	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania					^[21]
	WomanSpirit	1974	1984	Wolf Creek, Oregon	Ruth and Jean Mountaingrove		The first lesbian-feminist periodical about spirituality.		^[22] ^[23]
	Women in Sunlight	1974		Rochester, New York			Continues as Gay Revolution of Women Newsletter (1973), New Women's Times (1974–1985), and Lesbian Resource Center Newsletter (1974)
	Dyke: A Quarterly	1975	1978	NYC
	Goodbye to All That: A Lesbian Feminist Publication	1975	1977	Austin, Texas	Austin Lesbian Organization		Continues as LesBeFriends
	Lesbian-Feminist Union News	1975	1978	Louisville, Kentucky
	Lesbian Herstory Archives Newsletter	1975	Present	NYC	Lesbian Herstory Archives
	The Lesbian Lipservice	1975	1976	Ann Arbor, Michigan
	Lesbian News	1975	Present	Los Angeles, California	Jinx Beers (until 1989)	monthly			^[24] ^[25]
	The Lesbian Newsletter	1975		Ann Arbor, Michigan
	New Women's Times	1975	1985	Rochester, New York	New Women's Times, Inc.	Monthly	Continues as Gay Revolution of Women Newsletter (1973), Women in Sunlight (1974), and Lesbian Resource Center Newsletter (1974)
	Pointblank Times: A Lesbian-Feminist Paper	1975		Houston, Texas
	We Got It	1975	1976	Madison, Wisconsin
	C A L F A Notes	1976		Cleveland Heights, Ohio	Cleveland Area Lesbian Feminist Alliance (CALFA)				^[26]
	Conditions	1976	1990	Brooklyn, New York			Dedicated to publishing lesbians, specifically working class lesbians and lesbian of color.
Lesbiana Speaks	1976	1977	Miami, Florida
Lesbian Milepost	1976	1977	Anchorage, Alaska			Continues as Klondyke Cuntree (1976), Klondyke Kontact (1977–1980)
Out and About: Seattle Lesbian/Feminist Newsletter	1976	1986	Seattle, Washington					^[27]
Rubyfruit Reader	1976	1978	Santa Cruz, California
Salsa Soul Sisters/Third World Women's Gay-zette	1976	1985	NYC	Salsa Soul Sisters Third World Wimmin Inc. Collective
Sinister Wisdom	1976	Present	Charlotte, North Carolina; Lincoln, Nebraska; Berkeley and Oakland, California	Catherine Nicholson and Harriet Ellenberger (Desmoines)		Longest surviving lesbian literary journal in the United States.		^[28]
Wishing Well	1976		Santa Rosa, California
Atalanta	1977	1994	Atlanta, Georgia	Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance		Continues as ALFA Newsletter (1973–1976)
	1977	1983	NYC	Salsa Soul Sisters Third World Wimmin Inc. Collective				^[29]
Changes	1977		Winter Park, Florida	Greater Orlando Lesbian/Feminists
Klondyke Kontact: The Anchorage Lesbian Newsletter	1977	1980	Anchorage, Alaska		Bimonthly	Continued as Lesbian Milepost, Cunni Linguist, and Klondyke Cuntree.
The Leaping Lesbian	1977	1981	Ann Arbor, Michigan		Bimonthly
Lone Star Lesbians	1977	1978	Austin, Texas
Matrices: A Lesbian/Feminist ResearchNewsletter	1977	1996			Three times a year, irregular			^[30]
Pearl Diver	1977	1978	Portland, Oregon			A black lesbian magazine
Tribad: A Lesbian Separatist Newsjournal	1977	1979	NYC					^[31]
Two Dykes & Others: A Texas Lesbian Periodical	1977
Amazon Spirit	1978		Helena, Montana	Montana Amazons Unlimited
Boulder Lesbian Network Newsletter	1978		Boulder, Colorado	Boulder Lesbian Network
Feminary: A Feminist Journal for the South Emphasizing Lesbian Visions	1978	1982	Chapel Hill, North Carolina					^[32]
Austindyke	1979		Austin, Texas		Monthly
DONT: Dykes Opposed to Nuclear Technology Newsletter	1979		NYC
Lesbians of Color Caucus Quarterly	1979		Seattle, Washington
1980s	Associated Lesbians of Puget Sound (ALPS) Newsletter	1980s	2000s
	Dyke Diannic Wicca: Newsletter for Biophilic Hags of Magick	1980		Berkeley, California	Artemis
	Green Mountain Dyke News	1980		Bennington, Vermont	Green Mountain Dykes				^[33]
	Lesbian Insider, Insighter, Inciter	1980		Minneapolis, Minnesota					^[34]
	The Lunatic Fringe	1980		Chicago, Illinois
	Telewoman: A Woman's Newsletter	1980	1983	Pleasant Hill, California
	Womyn's Braille Press Newsletter	1980		Minneapolis, Minnesota	Womyn's Braille Press Inc.
	Common Lives/Lesbian Lives	1981	1996	Iowa City, Iowa
	Lesbian Community News	1981	1987	Lincoln, Nebraska	Lincoln Legion of Lesbians	irregular			^[35]
	Big Apple Dyke News (B.A.D. News)	1981	1988	NYC					^[36]
	(The) Other Black Woman	1981		Jackson Heights, Queens, New York	Committee for the Visibility of the Other Black Woman: The Black Lesbian
	Black Lesbian Newsletter	1982		San Francisco, California	San Francisco Women's Center's Black Lesbian Newsletter		Continues as Onyx (1983–1984)		^[37]
	The Celibate Woman: A Journal for Women Who Are Celibate or Considering this Liberating Way of Relating to Others	1982	1988	Washington, D.C.
	Dyke Separatist / Amazon Magick	1982		Berkeley, California	Amethyst/Artemis
	In the Life: the Newsletter of the June L. Mazer Lesbian Collection	1982	Present	Los Angeles, California	June L. Mazer Lesbian Archives				^[38] ^[39]
	Maize: A Lesbian Country Magazine	1982	Present	Minneapolis, Minnesota; Preston-Potter Hollow, New York; Serafina, New Mexico
	Woman's Journal-Advocate	1982	1992	Lincoln, Nebraska	The WJ-A collective	Monthly			^[40]
	Lesbian Contradiction	1983	1994
	Onyx	1983	1984	San Francisco, California	San Francisco Women's Center's Black Lesbian Newsletter		Continued as Black Lesbian Newsletter (1982)
	Woman to Woman	1983	1985	Lake Charles, Louisiana	Linda Parks		Free to lesbians and women in prison
	Hot Wire: The Journal of Women's Music and Culture	1984	1994		Toni Armstrong Jr.				^[41]
	Lesbian Ethics	1984		Venice, California	Jeannette Silveira
	On Our Backs	1984	2006				Lesbian pornographic magazine as a play on off our backs		^[42]
	Asian Lesbians of the East Coast Newsletter	1984		NYC					^[43]
	I Know You Know: Lesbian Views and News	1984	1985?	Indianapolis, Indiana
	Lesbian Health Resource Center Newsletter	1985		Durham, North Carolina	Lesbian Health Resource Center (LHRC)
	Golden Threads	1985	2016	Demorest, Georgia			Network for older lesbians		^[44] ^[45]
	WAVELENGTH. A Lesbian Feminist Publication	1985		Seattle, Washington	Groundswell				^[46]
	Hag Rag	1986	1993	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Intergalactic Lesbian Feminist Press				^[47]
	Yoni: Lesbian Erotica Quarterly	1986		Oakland, California
	Visibilities	1987	1991	NYC					^[48]
	Dykes, Disability and Stuff: Cause We Always Have Stuff to Share	1988		Madison, Wisconsin; Boston, Massachusetts			For lesbians with disabilities, formats included large print, audio, braille, and electronic.
	The L-Word	1988	Present	Bayside, California
	Aché: A (Free) Publication for Black Lesbians	1989	1993	Albany and Berkeley, California
	1989		Oakland, California
	Hikané: The Capable Womon: Disabled Wimmin's Magazine for Lesbians and Our Wimmin Friends	1989		Hillsdale, New York
	Tacoma Lesbian Concern (TLC) newsletter	1989	2003	Tacoma, Washington
1990s	Old Lesbians Organizing for Change Reporter	1990	Present	Houston, Texas; Athens, Ohio					^[49]
	Girljock	1990	1997	Berkeley, California		Irregular	First lesbian sports periodical.^[50]		^[51]
	Shamakami: Forum for South Asian Feminist Lesbians	1990	1997	San Francisco, California					^[52]
	Curve	1991	Present				Continues as Deneuve (1991–1995)		^[53]
	Esto No Tiene Nombre revista de lesbianas latinas	1991	1994	Miami, Florida					^[54] ^[55] ^[56] ^[57]
	Les Talk : the magazine for empowering lesbians / womyn	1991	1995	St. Louis, Missouri	Rose Publications	monthly	Continues as Kolours : celebrating diversity (1995 Dec - 1997)		^[58]
	Wimmin Magazine	1991							^[59]
	Canswers: The Quarterly Newsletter of the Lesbian Community Cancer Project	1992		Chicago, Illinois
	Dykespeak	1993
	Lesbian Review of Books: An International Quarterly Review of Books by, for, and about Lesbians	1994	2002	Altadena, California; Hilo, Hawaii					^[60]
	Conmoción: An International Latina Lesbian Vision	1995	1996	Miami, Florida					^[61]
	Journal of Lesbian Studies	1997	Present	Binghamton, New York	Haworth Press				^[62]
	Bint el Nas	1998	Present	San Francisco, California			Arab-world identified online magazine		^[63]
	Rain and Thunder: A Radical Feminist Journal of Discussion and Activism	1998	Present	Northampton, Massachusetts			Radical feminism with a lesbian focus.		^[64]
	She Magazine	Feb. 1999	Nov. 2015	Fort Lauderdale, Florida			Longest running magazine for LGBT women in Florida		^[65]
2000s	Go Magazine	2000	Present	NYC			Free		^[66]
	Harrington Lesbian Fiction Quarterly	2000	2005	Binghamton, New York			Continued as Harrington Lesbian Literary Quarterly (2006–2008)		^[67]
	Harrington Lesbian Literary Quarterly	2006	2008				Continued as Harrington Lesbian Fiction Quarterly (2000–2005)		^[68]
	Issues! The Magazine for Lesbians of Color	2000							^[69]
	Jota!	2000		Los Angeles, California			Chicana lesbian poetry review
	(el) telarañazo	2000			La telaraña				^[70]
	Velvetpark: Dyke Culture in Bloom	2002	Present	NYC					^[71]
	Tagg Magazine	2012	Present	Washington, DC	Eboné Bell	Bi-Monthly	"Everything lesbian, queer, and under the rainbow."		^[72]
	EveryQueer	2012	Present	NYC	Meg Ten Eyck	Daily	Emphasizing LGBTQ+ women, transgender and nonbinary people		^[73]

Unknown year

Name	End date	Location	Publishers	Notes	References
Amazonian		Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts
Threads Newsletter		NYC	Astrea Lesbian Foundation for Justice
Carolina Lesbian News		Charlotte, North Carolina
Island Lesbian Connection		Paia, Hawaii			^[74]
Lesbian Lifeline		Daytona Beach, Florida
Lesbian Visual Artists Newsletter		San Francisco, California
Lesbians in Colorado		Denver, Colorado
Lesburbia		Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania
Dinah: A Monthly Publication of the Lesbian Activist Bureau	1977
COGS: Coalition of Gay Sisters Newsletter		Columbia, Maryland	Coalition of Gay Sisters
Amazon Farmers	1977	Fayetteville, Arkansas	Ozark Wimmin on Land
Moonstorm		St. Louis, Missouri	St. Louis Lesbian Alliance
Anamika	1985	Brooklyn, New York		Asian American focus
De Colores: Newsletter of Bay Area Lesbians of Color	1987		San Francisco, California
A P L Network news	1988	NYC	Asian Pacific Island Lesbian Network (APL)
Multi-Cultural Jewish Dyke Newsletter	1993?	Huntington, New York
Women's Central News	1999	Arizona			^[75] ^[76]
G.B.F. Magazine	1990		Hollywood, Los Angeles, California
Albuquerque Lesbian Rag: A Monthly Lesbian Information and Nonsense Source	1991		Corrales, New Mexico
Girlfriends	1993	2006

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Further reading

• Book: Clardy, Andrea Fleck. Words to the Wise: A Writer's Guide to Feminist and Lesbian Periodicals & Publishers. Firebrand Books. 1993. 9781563410321. New York.
• Web site: Feminist Periodicals. Stichwort.

Archival collections

• Atlanta Lesbian Feminist Alliance Archives. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.
• The Feminist and Lesbian Periodical Collection. Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.
• Guide to the Joan Ariel Collection of Lesbian Periodicals. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California.
• The June L. Mazer Lesbian Archive at UCLA. UCLA Center for the Study of Women, University of California, Los Angeles, California.
• Lesbian Herstory Archives. Brooklyn, New York.