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English fiction, women authors

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Middlemarch

George Eliot

1871 ★ 4.2

Family likeness

Mary Jean Corbett

2008

Regional Guide

Peterson's

1995

Metafiction and metahistory in contemporary women's writing

Ann Heilmann, Mark Llewellyn

2007

Novel Shakespeares

Julie Sanders

2001

Gothic feminism

Diane Long Hoeveler

1998

Forbidden journeys

Nina Auerbach, Knoepflmacher, U. C.

1992

Reader, I married him

Patricia Beer

1974

Unbecoming women

Susan Fraiman

1993

Chick lit

Suzanne Ferriss, Mallory Young

2006

Black Lace Quickies 2

Various

2007

Narrative settlements

Jennifer Poulos Nesbitt

2005

Beyond the lighthouse

Margaret Crosland

1981

Food, Consumption and the Body in Contemporary Women's Fiction

Sarah Sceats

2000

All Passion Spent

Wendy Hillier, Vita Sackville-West

1983

Reclaiming myths of power

Ruth Y. Jenkins

1995

Imperialism at home

Susan Meyer

1996

Subversive discourse

Rita S. Kranidis

1995

CliffsNotes on Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway

Gary Carey

2003

The Saint and the Artist

Peter J. Conradi

2002

Gendering classicism

Ruth Hoberman

1997

Feminist fiction

Anne Cranny-Francis

1990

Women of mystery

Martha Hailey DuBose

2000

Women authors of detective series

Moira Davison Reynolds

2001

Womanist and feminist aesthetics

Tuzyline Jita Allan

1995

Novels (Agnes Grey / Jane Eyre / Wuthering Heights)

Emily Brontë, Bronte, C, E, And A,, Anne Brontë et al.

1947

In the name of love

Michelle A. Massé

1992

Becoming a heroine

Rachel M. Brownstein

1982

The Victorian woman question in contemporary feminist fiction

Jeannette King

2005

Jane Austen in Hollywood

Linda Troost, Sayre Greenfield

2001

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