Articles
"A Good Aunt Is More to a Poet Than a Patron:"
by Janice BattisteA Different Kind of Wonderful
by Pat BloodgoodThe Gaia Genesis
by Marilyn DayTies That Blind
by Barbara DreherPiecing It: The Mother-Quilter as Artist and Historian
by Angeline Godwin DvorakMother's Fasting
by Sita KapadiaRevisiting Shakespeare and Gender
by Jeanne Gerlach, Rudolph Almasy, and Rebecca DanielStrawberry Moon
by Lee Ann HughesKnowing Your Place
by Sita KapadiaBook Review of A Voice of Her Own
by Leonore Hoffmann WaltersJournals Spanning Time: Virginia Woolf, the Indigo Girls, Me
by Michelle LeeReview of Orenstein's SchoolGirls
by Robin MilanovichTara's Story
by Sharon Shelton-ColangeloMy Name's Not Susie: A Model for Teaching the Literacy Narrative
by Nancy ThompsonThe Mother/Daughter Dilemma: The Failure of Motherhood in Wilkie Collins' The Woman in White
by Julianne White
From WILLA
Editor:
Section Editors:
Sara Allen
Barbara Schaffner
Patricia P. Kelly
Bruce C. Appleby
Call for Papers
The editors of WILLA, the journal of the NCTE Women in Literature and Life Assembly, encourage contributions from varied perspectives, formats, and voices. Contributions should focus on the status and image of women. Contributions may include criticial essays, teaching strategies for all levels, bibliographies, personal essays, and other creative works. Each should be no more than twelve double-spaced, typed pages and use current MLA style for documentation. Send three copies of the manuscript with the word count included and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Author's name and institutional affiliation should not appear on the manuscript. Deadline is April 30, 1999. Mail to: Jo Gillikin, Editor, 380 Riverside Drive, 3F, New York, NY 10025.
New Editor information: Lee Williams, 325 Normal Avenue, Slippery Rock, PA 16057