About the Author

Paula Rabinowitz is professor of English at the University of Minnesota. Her works include They Must Be Represented: The Politics of Documentary and Writing Red: An Anthology of American Women Writers, 1930-1940 (co-edited with Charlotte Nekola).

Reviews

Brillant analysis."Signs"

�A� fine examination of women's revolutionary fiction of �the 1930s�."American Studies"

An important work, providing insight into a little-examined area."Library Journal"

This brilliant book makes an original and invaluable contribution to American literary history and to cultural studies.Deborah Rosenfelt, University of Maryland at College Park

"An important work, providing insight into a little-examined area."Library Journal""

"This brilliant book makes an original and invaluable contribution to American literary history and to cultural studies.Deborah Rosenfelt, University of Maryland at College Park"

[A] fine examination of women's revolutionary fiction of [the 1930s]."American Studies"

Powerful and convincing analysis."Women's Review of Books"

Brillant analysis.

"Signs"

YA fine examination of women's revolutionary fiction of Ythe 1930s.

"American Studies"

An important work, providing insight into a little-examined area.

"Library Journal"

This brilliant book makes an original and invaluable contribution to American literary history and to cultural studies.

Deborah Rosenfelt, University of Maryland at College Park

"An important work, providing insight into a little-examined area.

"Library Journal""

"This brilliant book makes an original and invaluable contribution to American literary history and to cultural studies.

Deborah Rosenfelt, University of Maryland at College Park"

[A] fine examination of women's revolutionary fiction of [the 1930s].

"American Studies"

Powerful and convincing analysis.

"Women's Review of Books"