I ran across this while looking for something else. The language is so delightfully fresh and arch. Elizabeth Hands–died in 1815, and although the Poetry Foundation does not date the poem, her book was published in 1789–so who knows? Perhaps…
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Numbers Talk! The 2014 VIDA Count | VIDA: Women in Literary Arts
The 2014 VIDA Count | VIDA: Women in Literary Arts.
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Posted in What I'm Reading
18 Inventions By Women That Changed The World
18 Inventions By Women That Changed The World. This is outside my usual focus of literature/language/performing arts, but who can resist?
The plight of the overworked writer. Charlotte Bronte: Hands Full | Lapham’s Quarterly
Hands Full | Lapham’s Quarterly.
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