Who Is she? Remarkable Women You Want to Know

Table of Contents

• Introduction by J.J. Wilson
• A Tribute to Phyllis Meshulam by Iris Jamahl Dunkle
• Elizabeth Stoddard: Too Much, Too Soon, Too Strange by Kim Askew
• Alice Ball by Hailey Atteridge
• Forgiveness Freed Her from Hatred by Sharon Bard
• Changemaker by Barbara Beatie
• A Card for Billie Johnson by Ianthe Brautigan Swensen
• From a Dress Book by Laynie Browne
• Watered Down by Jill Bronfman
• All Things Bright and Beautiful by Nicole Callihan
• Overlooked Women EJ Phillips: Her Dramatic Life 1830-1904 by Mary Glen Chitty
• Two Poems by Robin Clark
• Edith Matilda Thomas by Mary Conaway
• Excerpt from “Perpetua’s diary” by Gillian Conoley
• Rita Harren Bordwell, a Surprising Local Historian by Lauren Coodley 
• Ask for a Universe and What Do You Get? by Carol Dorf
• ”I Am NOT a Woman Composer!” The Life and Music of Louise Talmadge (1906-1996) by Sarah B. Dorsey
• Beloved     Be My Everything by Claire Drucker
• Marguerite Wildenhain: Exile of Stones by Iris Jamahl Dunkle
• Beyond the Weeping Woman by Terry Ehret
• H.H. Jackson (1830 - 1885) by Karen Fitzgerald
• When the Wiry Voiced Veterana Writer Dies by Angel I. Flores
• Dorothy Wordsworth by Lois Ann Goossen
• Sei Shonagon by Judy Halebsky
• The Relevance of Alice Cunningham Fletcher: Suffragette, Anthropologist, Ethnmusicologist (1838-1923) by Julia Hawkins
• Ode to Isabelle by Bridget Hayes
• Cochiti PotterHelen Cordero and the Storyteller Dolls: Innovation and Contribution by Catherine Held
• The Shirley Poem by Brenda Hillman
• Mei Takaya Nakano (1924-2017) by Jodi Hottel
• Ida B. Wells (1862 - 1931) by Carol Jacobsen
• THE AUTOMATIC WRITING OF HIMA AF KLINT by Didi Jackson
• Madam Alderman by Janet Jennerjohn
• Pablita Velarde, Painter and Cultural Ambassador by Karen Kessel
• Why Yosano Akiko Broke Out of Her Box by Jean Gordon Kocienda
• Chinese Bronze—The Alloy Formed If Enough of Me Is Scattered by Lani Lan
• Mary Corelli Langdon Down: Pioneer of Disability Care by Amy Lemmon
• Downhill Amy Lowell by Owen Leon
• Genevieve Taggard: A Brief Introduction by Julia Lisella
• Olive Schreiner and Lyndall The Great by Sophia Macaller
• On Becoming a Gifted Dancer: The Life and Times of Carmen De Lavallade by Marjorie Mann
• Barbara Hazard, Artist & Poet by Leslie Marks
• She Was a Leader in the Tradeswomen Movement Opening Up the Building and Construction Trades to Women Cheryl Parker (1947-1992) by Molly Martin
• Who Stands Behind the Flowers by Caitlin Grace McDonnell
• Given 
• Sarah Polley Helps Us Live, or the Sensuousness of Every Movement by Kristi McKim
• ”Charlotte Salomon Paints Her Life” by Pamela Reitman Retold by Susan Miller
• After HIMA af Klimt, Primordial Chaos no. 16 (1906-7) by Lisa L. Moore
• Zitkala S.A. - A Native American Woman of Many Stories and Powerful Journeys by Sophia Morris
• Rose with No Name by Linda Norton
• Fanny Howe by Katie Peterson
• After She Dies, My Mind Flees to Rio by Kyle Potvin
• River by Catherine Esposito Prescott
• Who Is She? She’s Wendy Rose, and You Should Be Reading Her Poems by Dean Rader
• My Unforgettable Mother, Mildred by Jonah Raskin
• A FIERCE DETERMINATION: Charlotte Salomon’s Pursuit of Art at All Costs by Pamela Reitman
• The Rules She Wouldn’t Accept by Elaine Rock
• The Bird Likes the Dog and the Cat Likes the Fish by Patricia Falconer Roland
• Silueta by Anna V.Q. Ross
• Sylvia & Sexton Understand Me by Cin Salach
• Two Women Poets of Lithuania: Different Eras but Similar Sentiments by Dave Seter
• Remarkable Marilyn Mackel, My Hero by Barbara Sapienza
• From Given by Sasha Steensen
• Anxieties of Influence & the Mysterious Nonappearance of C.D. Wright by Jennifer Steinorth
• Lola Ridge by Terese Svoboda
• Laying Our Foundation by Barbara Tannenbaum
• Léonie La Fontaine by Godelieve Uyttenhove
• Katherine Swynford, Anya Seton, Alison Weir by Eloise Van Tassel
• RATED by Isabell VanMerlin
• Sappho: Precious Fragments of Burning Complaint by Tim Wandling
• Eunice Newton Foote (1819-1888): Climate Scientist by Kathleen T. Willett
• On Not Having Read a Novel Called “Northwood” by J.J. Wilson
• Unfolding Life by Lenore Wilson
• Adaption by Marrion Wren