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Reclaim Her Name
Books in series
#5
The Life of Martin R. Delany
1969
Life and public services of Martin R. Delany: sub-assistant commissioner, Bureau Relief of Refugees, Freedmen, and of Abandoned Lands, and late major 104th U.S. colored troops.
#7
にごりえ ; たけくらべ / Nigorie ; Takekurabe
1895
落ちぶれた愛人の源七とも自由に逢えず、自暴自棄の日を送る銘酒屋のお力を通して、社会の底辺で悶える女を描いた『にごりえ』。今を盛りの遊女を姉に持つ14歳の美登利と、ゆくゆくは僧侶になる定めの信如との思春期の淡く密かな恋を描いた『たけくらべ』。他に『十三夜』『大つごもり』等、明治文壇を彩る天才女流作家一葉の、人生への哀歓と美しい夢を織り込んだ短編全8編を収録する。用語、時代背景などについての詳細な注解および年譜を付す。
#8
The Garden of Kama
1930
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere.
#11
Ye Game and Playe of Chesse & Other Stories
2020
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere.
#13
For Our Country
1897
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere.
#15
The History Of Sir Richard Calmady
1930
Yet when it arose, the crisis proved none the less agonising because of that foreknowledge. Two strains of feeling struggled within her. A blinding sorrow for her child, a fear of and shame at her own violence of anger. Katherine's mind was of an uncompromising honesty. She knew that her instinct had, for a space at least, been murderous. She knew that, given equal provocation, it would be murderous again.
#16
Atla
1886
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere. Writer with a life straight out of one of her adventures.
#17
Twilight
1916
Irish-born Julia tackled Victorian taboos head on.
#18
The Silence of Dean Maitland
1886
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere.
#19
The Head of Medusa
1880
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere.
Authors
Frances Rollin Whipper
Author · 1 book
Ichiyō Higuchi
Author · 12 books
Violet Nicolson
Author · 1 book
Alice Dunbar-Nelson
Author · 8 books
Fatemeh Farahani
Author · 1 book
Shahein Farahani
Author · 1 book
Mary St. Leger Kingsley
Author · 1 book
Ann Eliza Smith
Author · 1 book
Julia Frankau
Author · 2 books
Mary Tuttiett
Author · 1 book
Julia Constance Fletcher
Author · 1 book
Aubertine Woodward Moore
Author · 1 book
Frances Tiernan
Author · 1 book
Reclaim Her Name
Series ·
12
books · 1870-2020
By
Frances Rollin Whipper
,
Ichiyō Higuchi
,
Violet Nicolson
, and more
#22
Echoes from Mist-Land, Or, the Nibelungen Lay
1889
Escape to Medieval Germany with this mystical adventure.
#23
Valerie Aylmer
1870
Throughout history, many female writers have used male pen names for their work to be published or taken seriously. In collaboration with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, we have put their real names on the front of their work for the first time to honour their achievements and give them the credit they deserve. The collection of books celebrate the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s 25th anniversary of championing female writers everywhere.