BIBFRAME Work
Title
Writing red : an anthology of American women writers, 1930-1940
Type
- Monograph
- Text
Contribution
Subject
- Social problems (FAST)
- American literature--20th century (LCSH)
- American literature--Women authors (FAST)
- 1900-1999 (FAST)
- Social problems (LCSH)
- Feminism (FAST)
- American literature (FAST)
- American literature--Women authors (LCSH)
- Women (LCSH)
- Feminism (LCSH)
- Women (FAST)
Genre Form
- Literary collections (FAST)
- Literature (LCGFT)
- Literary collections
- Anthologies (LCGFT)
Language
Classification
- LCC: PS509.S5 W75 2022 (Assigner: dlc) (Status: used by assigner)
- DDC: 810.809287
Content
Supplementary content
Table of Contents
Women and the U.S. literary radicalism ; Writing Red: women's short fiction of the 1930s / Paula Rabinowitz -- Shan-fei, communist / Anges Smedley -- Sequel to love / Meridel Le Sueur -- From Industrial Valley / Ruth McKenney -- Room in the world / Leane Zugsmith -- Deepening dusk / Edith Manuel Druham -- Two-bit piece / Lucille Boehm -- The whipping / Marita Bonner -- The woman in the window/ Ramona Lowe -- Our house / Elizabeth thomas -- Hurry, Hurry / Eleanor Clark -- The enemy / Josephine Herbst -- The mouse-trap / Tess Slesinger -- Worlds moving: women, poetry, and the literary politics of the 1930s / Charlotte Nekola -- Ann Burlak; Absalom; More of a corpse than a woman; Fifth elegy: a turning wind / Muriel Rukeyser -- Tryp tropic ; Return of the native; to my Mother ; Silence in Mallorca; Proud day; Autumn song for guitar; Creative effort; Ode in time of crisis / Genevieve Taggard -- Under the sound of voices; He who shall turn; Ice winter / Josephine W. Johnson -- For my people; Dark blood; Lineage / Margaret Walker -- The palm wine seller / Gladys Casely Hayford -- All things insensible / Kathleen Tankersley Young -- Breed, women, breed; Lady in a limousine; Parade the narrow turrets / Lucia Trent -- On the wall to your left / Ruth Lechlitner -- White man's blues / Susan McMillan Shepherd -- Mothers / Mary Leduc Gibbons -- This woman ; Twentieth Century Americanism ; Prayer against indifference / Joy Davidman -- I want you women up North to know / Tillie Olsen -- Which side are you on?/ Florence Reece -- I am a Union woman ; The hungry blues / Aunt Molly Jackson -- Worlds unseen: Political women journalists and the 1930s / Charlotte Nekola -- A passport from Realengo / Josephine Herbst -- The people in China / Agnes Smedley -- Fighters for women's rights; Front trenches -Northwest / Anna Louise Strong -- Women Freed / Ella Winter -- Finding women / Ruth Gruber -- The strike / Tillie Olsen -- Them women sure are scrappers / Vivian Dahl -- Women of the cotton fields / Elaine Ellis -- Bessie: a garment strike story / Mary Guimes Lear -- We are mill people / Ella Ford -- My life: a true story by a Negro worker of the South; And mine: a true story by a Negro worker of the North ; No more helling! A true story by a working woman / Anonymous -- Negro women in steel / Mollie V. Lewis -- A good landlord (an interview with our janitress) / Dorothy Day -- Chicago in the rain (Relief for Negro homeless men on the South Side) / Thyra J. Edwards -- School for bums; Hard-boiled / Mary Heaton Vorse -- "Leave them meters be!"; "Water!" / Myra page -- The fetish of being outside / Meridal Le Sueur -- Manufacturing femininity ; The pivot of the system ; The code of a class / Mary Inman -- Women and communism / Rebecca Pitts -- Women under capitalism -- The double burden / Grace Hutchins.
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Writing red : an anthology of American women writers, 1930-1940
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- Date: 2026-09-11T20:22:44.255267+00:00
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- Derived from: 22495307
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- Date: 2026-09-11
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