Overview

Full Product Details

9781603295277

Table of Contents

Reviews

More than a century after their publication, Renee Vivien's short stories foreground issues that women continue to face: sexual violence, double standards, and social inequality. - Gayle Levy, University of Missouri, Kansas City The editor's references to the Me Too movement . . . show how Vivien's stories anticipate issues women are grappling with today. - Tama Lea Engelking, Cleveland State University

"More than a century after their publication, Renée Vivien's short stories foreground issues that women continue to face: sexual violence, double standards, and social inequality."" - Gayle Levy, University of Missouri, Kansas City ""The editor's references to the Me Too movement . . . show how Vivien's stories anticipate issues women are grappling with today."" - Tama Lea Engelking, Cleveland State University"

""More than a century after their publication, Renée Vivien's short stories foreground issues that women continue to face: sexual violence, double standards, and social inequality."" - Gayle Levy, University of Missouri, Kansas City ""The editor's references to the Me Too movement . . . show how Vivien's stories anticipate issues women are grappling with today."" - Tama Lea Engelking, Cleveland State University

Author Information

Renée Vivien is the pen name of Pauline Mary Tarn, born to Anglo-American parents in London in 1877. Raised in Paris, she wrote mainly in French and published numerous books of poetry and prose, beginning with Études et préludes in 1901. A pioneer in the unapologetic expression of lesbian love, she died in 1909.

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available