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"Wild Women" by Autumn StephensConari Press, 1992 Paperback Edition ISBN#0943233364 $14.95 (less 10% disc.)* |
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Table of Contents A Word to the Reader Flamboyant Flirts and Lascivious Libertines Tough Lovers and Fiery Sirens Brazen Brides and Wicked Wives Twisted Sisters and Mortifying Mothers Maidens a la Mode Hatchet Queens and Pistol Packers Dreaded Desperados and Gutsy Gamblers Radical Rescuers and Militant Feminists Utterly Fearless Frontierswomen Audacious Artists and Ad Hoc Architects Shocking Scholars and Wanton Wordsmiths Controversial Curers and Ingenious Invalids |
Alarmingly Litigious Ladies
Outrageous Orators and Sassy Suffragists Rabble Rousers and Muckrakers Holy Terrors and Pope Perturbers Shameless Exhibitionists and Notable Narcissists Scandalous Socialites and Hellraising Heiresses Southern Rebels and Capital Offenders Totally Triumphant Travelers Bibliography Wild Woman Association |
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SYNOPSIS: Are you looking for the perfect heroine? One who will stand up to the hero? One who has the guts to stand up to the villain? Are you having difficulty creating just the right character, thinking she may be just a bit over the edge? Well here's your answer to that independent, outrageous spirit you need. This book is a collection of stories about 150 Victorian women who refused to conform to society's norms and did things their own way. Meet Ida Lewis who plucked drowning sailors from the Atlantic. And Jane Addams who began the social experiment we know as Hull House for impoverished immigrants and the bored wealthy. These are the women we want to emulate in our books. You just might come up with an idea while glancing through this volume.TO ORDER THIS BOOK, CLICK HERE!*NOTE: Prices are current when the page is posted on the site. Amazon.com may change the pricing policy at any time. To The Top | Back to Current Feature Page | About Literary Liaisons | Author Links | Bookstore Index | Fiction | Non-Fiction | Newsletter | Research Articles | Reference Books | On-line Resources | RWA Chapters | Sign Our Guestbook | Contact Us | Home This page last updated November 15, 2000 Copyright 2000, Literary Liaisons, Ltd. Artwork courtesy of Marvelicious and Angel's Free Web graphics |
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