Authors: Shelly Fisher Fishkin
Man Who Loved Children, The
(Stead),
243
Maps and Windows
(Cooper),
197
n
,
198
n
,
201
,
250
n
Marginal, silences of the,
9
,
146
Margret Howth: A Story of Today
(Davis),
11
,
54
,
57
n
,
58
,
60
,
62–63
,
65
,
67–73
Maurice
(Forster),
143
Mayor of Casterbridge
(Hardy),
123
Memories of a Hostess
(Howe),
77
n
Mill on the Floss
(Eliot),
28
Mind Among the Spindles
,
284
Miss Lonelyhearts
(West),
237–238
Miss Macintosh My Darling
(Young),
37
Modern American Literature: A Library of Literary Criticism
,
187
Momma: A Start on All the Untold Stories
(Alta),
209
Moral Tales
(Hawthorne),
52
Mother Knot, The
(Lazarre),
211
Motherhood,
16
,
18–19
,
32–33
,
35–36
,
42
,
200–212
,
254
,
262
Mothers of writers,
220
Mountain Wolf Woman,
27
n
Mrs. Dalloway
(Woolf),
213
My Antonia
(Cather),
83
n
“My First Novels, There Were Two” (Cather),
138
n
,
139
n
My Heart Laid Bare
(Baudelaire),
150
,
287–289
Negro Novel in America, The
(Bone),
9
n
,
146
n
New England Girlhood, A
(Larcom),
286
“New Traits of the New American” (Davis),
112
New York Review of Books
,
172
New York Times, The
,
112
New York Times Book Review
,
172
“No Important Woman Writer” (Calisher),
231
Nobel Prize for Literature,
189
Not Under Forty
(Cather),
77
n
Notebooks (Actuelles)
(Camus),
153
Notebooks
(Chekhov),
153
Notebooks
(James),
153
,
162
,
214–215
O. Henry Awards,
189
O Pioneers!
(Cather),
139
Of Woman Born
(Rich),
211
n
“On Woman” (Yeats),
215
Orlando
(Woolf),
160
Oroonoko
(Behn),
42
Osiris
(Budge),
236
“Paradise of Bachelors” (Melville),
65
n
Paris Review
,
188
Part of the Solution
(Randall),
144
n
Part-time writing,
13–15
,
166
,
264
Patriarchal attitudes,
31–32
,
199
,
202
,
233–234
,
241
,
250
“Paul Blecker” (Davis),
85
“Paul’s Case”
(Cather),
137
Pen names,
248–249
Perpetual dancing dog phenomena,
40
,
228–229
Persuasion
(Austen),
181–182
,
235
Peterson’s
,
67
,
68
,
71
,
75
,
81
,
83
,
87
,
94
Pilgrimage
(Dorothy Richardson),
235–236
Poet and Fiction Writer Directories
(CODA),
167
,
168
,
186
,
188
,
190
,
191
“Poet in the World, The” (Levertov),
240
Poets at Work
(Auden),
238–239
Poets & Writers
Newsletter
,
167
,
175
Portnoy’s Complaint
(Roth),
183
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
, (Joyce),
28
Pro Aris et Focis (For Altar and Hearth)
(Davis),
102
Professions for Women
(Woolf),
34
,
213
Proportion of women writers to men writers,
24–25
,
186–193
Pulitzer prizes,
189
Put Out of the Way
(Davis),
108
Reading the Dostoyevsky
Notebooks for the Idiot
, or
Notebooks for Crime and Punishment
,
153
Rebecca Harding Davis, Pioneer Realist
(Schaeffer),
117
Recollections of Virginia Woolf
(Forster),
226
n
“Recovery of Family Life” (Davis),
112
Religion,
26
Reviews,
99–100
,
108–109
,
230–231
Richard Harding Davis Years, The
(Langford),
117
Road to Wigan Pier, The
(Orwell),
155
n
Room of One’s Own, A
(Woolf),
11
,
16
,
151
n
,
228
,
244
Ruth Hall
(Parton),
61
“St. Winefred’s Well” (Hopkins),
131
,
132
Scribner’s Monthly
,
104
Season in Hell, A
(Rimbaud),
7
n
Second Life, The
(Davis),
83
Second Sex, The
(De Beauvoir),
242
Self, totality of,
13
,
17
,
163–165
Sexist attitudes.
See
Critical attitudes toward women
Sexual bias in reviewing,
230–231
Sexual liberation,
255
Sexual Politics
(Millett),
179
Ship of Fools
(Porter),
13
Signs
(Showalter),
231–232
Silences: absences as kind of,
147–148
; censorship,
6
,
9
,
44
,
122
,
142–143
; foreground,
10
,
16
,
21
,
37–39
,
150–151
; government and,
9
,
143–144
; hidden,
8–9
,
21
,
38
n
,
138–140
,
145
; lives that never came to writing,
10–11
,
146
,
151
; of marginal,
9
,
146
; one-book,
9
,
37
; political,
9
,
143–145
; premature,
10
,
148–150
; publishers’ censorship,
9
,
143
; sacrifice of talent,
10
,
147
; self-censorship,
9
,
142–143
; work withheld,
143
.
See also
specific authors
Silent Partner
(E. Stuart Lyon Phelps),
115
n
Silhouettes of American Life
(Davis),
111
Singing Shepherd and Other Poems, The
(Fields),
77
n
Sister
Carrie
(Dreiser),
9
Small Changes
(Piercy),
35
n
“Snows of Kilimanjaro, The” (Hemingway),
9–10
“Sociology of Authorship” (Altick),
24
n
“Song for Occupations, A” (Whitman),
65
n
“Song of Joys” (Whitman),
65
n
Story of an African Farm
(Schreiner),
53
n
,
228
Story of Avis, The
(E. Stuart Lyon Phelps),
90
n
,
115
n
,
207–208
“Story of a Few Plain Women” (Davis),
112
Story of a Novel
(Wolfe),
12
Story of Today, A
(Davis).
See
Margret Howth: A Story of Today
(Davis)
Subterranean forces,
13–14
,
157–162
“Sylvia Plath: A Memoir” (Alvarez),
241
Tammy
(Sumner),
37
“Tantalus of Maids” (Melville),
65
n
Tell Me a Riddle
(Olsen),
38
Telling the truth about one’s body,
252
n
,
254–255
“Temple of Fame” (Davis),
112
Ten Thousand Things, The
(Dermout),
10
Tess of
the d’Urbervilles
(Hardy),
122
,
123–124
,
126
Thinking About Women
(Ellman),
40
n
This Way to the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen
(Borowski),
155
“Thou art indeed just, Lord” (Hopkins),
133
“Thousand Springs, The” (Hughes),
90
n
Through the Looking Glass
(Carroll),
239
n
“Thy Aim, The Aim?” (Melville),
136
To the Lighthouse
(Woolf),
160
,
161
,
213
,
235
“To seem the stranger lies my lot, my life” (Hopkins),
133
Totality of self,
13
,
17
,
163–165
Trees and Fields Went the Other Way, The
(Eaton),
236–237
Troll Garden, The
(Cather),
137–138
,
139
n
“Twelfth of January, The” (E. Stuart Lyon Phelps),
115
n
Twentieth Century Authors
(ed. Kunitz),
231
n
Twentieth Century Authors: World Authors (1950–1970)
,
188
200 Contemporary Authors
,
188
Ultima Thule
(H.H. Richardson),
19
,
35
n
,
40
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
(Stowe),
61
,
206
“Under the Old Code” (Davis),
112
Under the Olive
(Fields),
77
n
“Undistinguished Americans” (Davis),
112
“Unwritten History” (Davis),
112
Unwritten War, The, American Writers and the Civil War
(Aaron),
98
n