Mothers Through the Eyes of Women Writers: A Barnard College Collection
Mary Gordon, Judy Mann, Edwidge Danticat, Anne Bernays, Natalie Angier, Joyce Johnson, June JordanMothers Through the Eyes of Women Writers: A Barnard College Collection
January 1, 2001Conari Press378 pages
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Fifty daughters, from literary luminaries to award-winning voices of the next generation, take on a topic at once tender and challenging — mothers. They offer essays, stories, and poems that explore how perceptions of mothers have changed. Contributors include Natalie Angier, Zora Neale Hurston, Erica Jong, Edwidge Danticat, Margaret Mead, and Anna Quindlen.
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