Girl in a library : on women writers & the writing life /
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Kansas City, Mo. :
BkMk Press/University of Missouri-Kansas City,
[2009]
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Table of Contents:
- Authority
- Why I write
- I was a teenage Beatnik
- The beauty mark
- My mother and Mr. Allen Dewey Spooner
- The meaning of guilt (Anne Tyler)
- Self and strangeness
- Fictions by four contemporary African American women writers (Colleen J. McElroy, Gayl Jones, Rita Dove, Ntozake Shange)
- Art we cannot live without : Mary Ward Brown
- A girl in a library
- Two feuilletons, each managing to mention Emily Dickinson
- Locating the female self in relation to the male tradition
- A grace beyond the reach of art : teaching poetry
- Third feuilleton
- Self and sensibility : Elizabeth Hardwick
- Literary theory and the actual writer
- The daresomeness of a Southern woman writer (Bobbie Ann Mason)
- The globe and the brain : on place in fiction
- What comes next : women writing women in contemporary short fiction
- Why I write now
- Called to it : an autobiography.