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Jean Rhys and the Mother-Daughter Complex
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Women writers who refused to stop writing
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Women in Translation
My top three novels
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Miranda July, Judy Chicago, and the Female Artist
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The Literary Salon
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A Narrative Of Their Own
A Narrative Of Their Own
Essays on the lives and literature of women, written & researched by an independent scholar of modernist women's literature.
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