Articles
Beauty and the Beast -- Wedding Still Pending: Male-Female Integration in the Legendary Fable
It's A Long Lane That Has No Turning
by Elouise Bell
by Barbara DreherCasey Miller and Kate Swift: Women Who Dared to Disturb the Lexicon
by Elizabeth IseleBalsa Women
by Kathleen RohrVoice Breaks to Fingers
by Donna DeckerBearing Witness
by Martha MarinaraFeminist and Other(?) Pleasures
by Alayne SullivanThis Thing of Memory
by Andrena ZawinskiKate Chopin's "Lilacs" and the Story of the Annunciation
by Jacqueline Olson PadgettThe Little Details of Our Lives
by Deborah StrawThe Question of the Personal: "Woman" in the Academy
by Carol L. WinkelmannTeaching Ain't No Joke: A Response
by Allison McCormack and Kathryn C. LaceyWe Remember Skinning Chicken
by Andrena Zawinski
Book Reviews
Weaving in the Women
reviewed by Margaret CarlsonRe-Educating the Imagination
reviewed by M Alayne SullivanMissing Chapters
reviewed by H. Thomas McCrackenFailing at Fairness
reviewed by Jeanne Gerlach
From WILLA
Co-Editors:
Jo Gillikin, Fran Holman JohnsonSection Editors:
Vicki Silver Zack, Barbara A. Schaffner, Driek ZirinskyCALL FOR PAPERS for the fourth issue of WILLA, the journal of the NCTE Women in Literature and Life Assembly: The editors encourage varied perspectives, formats, and voices. Contributions should focus on the status and the image of women. Contributions might include critical essays, teaching strategies for all levels, bibliographies, personal essays, and other creative works. Each should be no more than twelve double-spaced, typed pages. Three copies of the submissions should be sent. Include word count and a self-addressed envelope to which stamps are clipped. Please use MLA style. Author's name and institutional affiliation should not appear on the manuscript. Receipt of manuscripts will be acknowledged promptly if a self-addressed, stamped card or envelope is included. Deadline for receipt of manuscripts is April 30, 1995. Mail to: WILLA, Jo Gillikin, Editor, 380 Riverside Drive, 37, New York, New York 10025.
