The Tulsa Center for the Study of Women’s Literature: What We Are Doing and Why We Are Doing It, 5-26
Germaine Greer

Articles

“Fayre Sisters Al”: The Flower and the Leaf and The Assembly of Ladies, 27-42
Ann McMillan

The Biographical Problem of Pamphilia to Amphilanthus, 43-53
Josephine A. Roberts

Sustenance and Balm: The Question of Female Friendship in Shirley and Villette, 55-66
Linda C. Hunt

Rhys Recalls Ford: Quartet and The Good Soldier, 67-81
Judith Kegan Gardiner

Notes

“‘C– L– ’ to ‘Mrs. Stanhope’” A Preview of Charlotte Lennox’s The Lady’s Museum, 83-86
Kathryn Shevelow

Charlotte Smith, 86
Autumn Stanley

American Women Humorists, 87
Nancy Walker

Reviews

The Paradise of Women: Writings by English Women of the Renaissance, edited by Betty Travitsky, 89-93
M.C. Bradbrook

Archetypal Patterns in Women’s Fiction, by Annis Pratt, with Barbara White, Andrea Loewenstein, and Mary Wyer, 94-96
Josephine Donovan

A Woman, by Sibilla Aleramo, translated by Rosalind Delmar, 97-99
Giovanna Miceli Jeffries

Colette: Free and Fettered, by Michele Sarde, translated by Richard Miller; Letters from Colette, edited and translated by Robert Phelps, 99-103
Elaine Marks

Olive Schreiner: A Biography, by Ruth First and Ann Scott, 104-109
Elaine Showalter

Letters

Letter from Susan Koppelman, 111

Letter from Patsy Schweikart and Elizabeth Flynn, 111-112