Further Resources

Further resources for anyone who would like to explore our books and authors in more detail:

Rose Allatini

Rose Allatini: A Woman Writer by George Simmers (2019)
'Art, pacifism, sexuality: Rose Allatini's Despised and Rejected' in The Second Battlefield: women, modernism and the First World War' by Angela K. Smith (2000)
Surpassing the Love of Men by Lilian Faderman (1981)
Radical Crosswriting in the Twenties by Gay Wachman (2001)

Writers of Conviction: The Personal Politics of Zona Gale, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Rose Wilder Lane, and Josephine Herbst by Julia Ehrhardt (2004)
‘Willa Cather and Dorothy Canfield Fisher: Rift, Reconciliation, and One of Ours’ by Mark Madigan in Cather Studies, 1 (1990)
‘Willa Cather’s Commentary on Three Novels by Dorothy Canfield Fisher’ by Mark Madigan in ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews, 3.1 (1990)
'The Business of Living and the Labor of Love: Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Feminism, and Middle-Class Redemption' by J Parchesky in Colby Quarterly 36(1) (2000)
'Writing Home from the Front: Edith Wharton And Dorothy Canfield Fisher Present Wartime France To The United States: 1917-1919' by A Price in Edith Wharton Newsletter 5(2) (1988)
‘Dear, Tender-Hearted, Uncomprehending America’: Dorothy Canfield Fisher’s and Edith Wharton’s Fictional Responses to the First World War' by MR Ryder in: Quinn PJ and Trout S (eds) The Literature of the Great War Reconsidered (2001)
Dorothy Canfield Fisher: A Biography by IH Washington (1982)
The Lady from Vermont: Dorothy Canfield Fisher’s Life and World by Elizabeth Yates (1971)

With specific reference to PB no. 141 The Deepening Stream:

‘Crisis, Conflict, and Constituting the Self: A Lacanian Reading of The Deepening Stream’ by Joan Schroeter in Colby Quarterly, 27.3 (1991)
‘“We Are All Responsible”: Post-World War I Parenting and the Politics of Memory in Dorothy Canfield Fisher’s The Deepening Stream’ by Elizabeth J. Wright in War, Literature & The Arts, 21.1–2 (2009)
‘“The Art of Living”: The Aesthetics of Everyday Life in Dorothy Canfield Fisher’s Novels’ by Anne-Marie Downey (unpublished Ph.D., University of New Hampshire, 1995)

With specific reference to PB no. 94 No Surrender:

'Suffragism' by Clara Jones in The Cambridge Companion to Twentieth-Century Literature and Politics, ed. Christos Hadjiyiannis and Rachel Potter (2022)

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