Women's life-writing: finding voice/building community

"Why feignest thou thyselfe to be another woman?": constraints on the construction of subjectivity in Mary Rich's diary / Avra Kouffman

"Clandestine delight": Frances Burney's life-writing / Linda Lang-Peralta

"I love and only love the fairer sex": the writing of a lesbian identity in the diaries of Anne Lister (1791-1840) / Jennifer Frangos

Speaking into being: the gifts of Rebecca Jackson, "Black visionary, Shaker eldress" / Sylvia Bryant

Silenced stories: May Sarton's journals as a form of discursive resistance / Leah E. White

Gender, sect, and circumstance: Quaker Mary Penington's many voices / Linda S. Coleman

Mary White Rowlandson remembers captivity: a mother's anguish, a woman's voice / Parley Ann Boswell

"Uncommon, bad, and dangerous": personal narratives of imprisoned Confederate women, 1861-1865 / Judith Scheffler

I was re-elected president: Elizabeth Keckley as quintessential patriot in Behind the scenes, or thirty years a slave and four years in the White House / Lynn Domina

Fatal pie and drops of frosting: Anne Ellis's acts of community building in The life of an ordinary woman / Jennifer S. Brantley

Testament of youth: Vera Brittains' literary quest for peace / Elizabeth Foxwell

"Write it upon the walles of your houses": Dorothy Leigh's The mothers blessing / Martha J. Craig

"When a woman so far outsteps her proper sphere": counter-romantic tourism / Angela D. Jones

Sugar ladles and strainers: political self-fashioning in the epistolary journalism of Lydia Maria Child / Anne Righton Malone

Public and private tyrannies: Virginia Woolf, life-writing, and the feminist revision of history / Merry M. Pawlowski.