Nasty Woman Artist Hilma af Klint: How the World Works
It was one painting in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, but it stood out to me and I took a...
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Sarah Grimké: Women Must Acquire Feminist Consciousness by Conscious Effort (American Woman Writer and Activist 1792-1873)
“But I ask no favors for my sex. I surrender not our claim to equality. All I ask of our brethren...
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Toni Morrison’s Powerful Network within the Web of Women Writers
The web of women writers revealed itself to me and my sister, Maria Dintino, after we had been...
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Mary Sharratt’s Illuminations: a novel of Hildegard von Bingen
Mary Sharratt’s mission is very closely aligned with the mission of Nasty Women Writers. Her...
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Invisible Connections: The Hidden Web of Women Writers
In the years that my sister Maria and I have been writing for Nasty Women Writers, one of the...
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Lily Briscoe’s Radical Refusal to do Emotional Labor for a Man in Virginia Woolf’s Novel, To the Lighthouse
In 1983, someone finally put a name to an issue that had been stalking women for generations:...
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The Cherokee Rose: a novel of gardens and ghosts by Tiya Miles
Three women from different states, living different lives, are all called to the same location at...
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Clarina Nichols (1810-1885): Tireless Fighter for Mothers and Women’s Rights
Numerous American women fought all of their lives for women’s rights, many of them around the time...
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Agatha Christie (1890-1976): “The most famous woman writer ever, perhaps the most famous writer, period!”
I will say that I was shocked recently when, in a bookstore, I turned Agatha Christie’s book, Five...
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