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China_cat Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun May-29-05 04:24 PM
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49. Merlin Stone
When God Was A Woman?
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  -What 20th Century women authors have you read? bertha katzenengel  May-29-05 11:01 AM   #0 
  - Add Barbara Kingsolver  MuseRider   May-29-05 11:06 AM   #1 
  - Susan Howatch.  TNDemo   May-29-05 11:07 AM   #2 
  - I love her books!  RevCheesehead   May-29-05 01:22 PM   #31 
     - Yes - Glittering Images was the first one.  TNDemo   May-29-05 05:02 PM   #50 
        - Glittering Images and Glamorous Powers are the first two  Lydia Leftcoast   May-29-05 05:51 PM   #55 
  - SF&F  mzteris   May-29-05 11:07 AM   #3 
  - more SF & F  1monster   May-29-05 12:01 PM   #24 
     - Thanks  mzteris   May-29-05 05:14 PM   #51 
        - I forgot Patricia McKillip... her books are unlike any other I've read.  1monster   May-29-05 05:46 PM   #52 
           - McKillip was my first SF & F author  joneschick   May-29-05 07:07 PM   #63 
  - Toni Morrison, Barbara Kingsolver, Leslis Marmon Silko  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 11:08 AM   # 
  - oh, but I must get you started  bertha katzenengel   May-29-05 11:10 AM   #5 
     - You have to read The Golden Notebook but I warn you,  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 11:11 AM   #8 
  - I'm a bit stuck back in the 19th century.  CBHagman   May-29-05 11:08 AM   #4 
  - So true. A group of us went to request a seminar on  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 11:13 AM   #11 
  - Bobbie Ann Mason (In Country) and  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 11:10 AM   #6 
  - I really like Doris Lessing  cestpaspossible   May-29-05 11:10 AM   #7 
  - I was a little irked by that poll myself  VelmaD   May-29-05 11:11 AM   #9 
  - Re the poll, me too.  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 03:58 PM   #37 
  - Merlin Stone  China_cat   May-29-05 04:24 PM   #49 
  - Barbara Pym!  Flaxbee   May-29-05 11:13 AM   #10 
  - Thanks! I've never read her. n/t  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 11:16 AM   #12 
  - Patricia Highsmith  Left_Winger   May-29-05 11:16 AM   #13 
  - Do you want specific works, too?  CBHagman   May-29-05 11:17 AM   #14 
  - lots  JitterbugPerfume   May-29-05 11:22 AM   #20 
     - You packed my library  uppityperson   May-29-05 06:23 PM   #57 
  - Amy Tan. Jane Smiley. nt  babylonsister   May-29-05 11:19 AM   #15 
  - That is a good start!  davsand   May-29-05 11:20 AM   #16 
  - You know what?  bertha katzenengel   May-29-05 12:19 PM   #25 
     - Six of One is one of my favorites.  davsand   May-29-05 12:57 PM   #29 
        - "piss on your rug!" "sucks green monkey dicks!" "piano fart!"  bertha katzenengel   May-29-05 01:16 PM   #30 
  - Annie Dillard, Rachel Carson n/t  Jara sang   May-29-05 11:20 AM   #17 
  - Loved Carson McCullers & Pearl S. Buck. Read all their works.  Shoeempress   May-29-05 11:21 AM   #18 
  - Joyce Carol Oates  SoDesuKa   May-29-05 11:22 AM   #19 
  - I love Oates  Cocoa   May-29-05 01:25 PM   #32 
     - Mulvaney's was up and down.  xmas74   May-29-05 08:50 PM   #66 
  - Zora Neale Hurston! "Their Eyes Were Watching God"  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 11:26 AM   #21 
  - YES  JitterbugPerfume   May-29-05 11:31 AM   #22 
  - Edith Warton  Merlot   May-29-05 11:41 AM   #23 
  - Both are great. n/t  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 12:33 PM   #26 
  - Flannery O'Connor  mark414   May-29-05 12:34 PM   #27 
  - and "Wise Blood" & "A Good Man Is Hard to Find" &  A-Schwarzenegger   May-29-05 12:43 PM   #28 
  - I originally was going to name my daughter Flannery  xmas74   May-29-05 04:10 PM   #42 
  - Margaret Atwood and Marge Piercy are my favorites  The empressof all   May-29-05 01:29 PM   #33 
  - I have to be in the right mood for these 2 but read most of theirs too  uppityperson   May-29-05 06:25 PM   #58 
  - Atwood is one of my favorites.  xmas74   May-29-05 08:51 PM   #67 
  - Willa Cather is great  sundog   May-29-05 01:32 PM   #34 
  - Simone de Beauvoir  Seabiscuit   May-29-05 01:34 PM   #35 
  - Martha Grimes.  kmlewis   May-29-05 03:16 PM   #36 
  - MARION ZIMMER BRADLEY- Mists Of Avalon  cryingshame   May-29-05 04:01 PM   #38 
  - I liked  cestpaspossible   May-29-05 04:09 PM   #40 
  - Great series of books!  xmas74   May-29-05 08:52 PM   #68 
  - Elena Poniatowska  Xipe Totec   May-29-05 04:06 PM   #39 
  - J.K. Rowling, Barbara Kingsolver, Amy Tan, Alice Walker.  scarlet_owl   May-29-05 04:10 PM   #41 
  - Ursula K. Le Guinn  Xipe Totec   May-29-05 04:11 PM   #43 
  - Ayn Rand  Xipe Totec   May-29-05 04:14 PM   #44 
  - Check out Ursula Hegi.  xmas74   May-29-05 04:15 PM   #45 
  - From Nebraska, Willa Cather and Mari Sandoz  marigold20   May-29-05 04:18 PM   #46 
  - Anna Andreevna Akhmatova  Xipe Totec   May-29-05 04:23 PM   #47 
  - Joan Didion. My favorite living author.  Old Crusoe   May-29-05 04:23 PM   #48 
  - Just reread all the early ones, like "Play it as is Lays".  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 08:48 PM   #65 
  - Oh, thank the sweet Lord. DIDION FANS RULE!!!  BlueIris   May-30-05 11:06 PM   #73 
  - Anne Rice and V.C. Andrews  Droopy   May-29-05 05:48 PM   #53 
  - I stay away from fiction, but....  RandomKoolzip   May-29-05 05:50 PM   #54 
  - Maxine Hong Kingston  deadparrot   May-29-05 05:51 PM   #56 
  - Lee Smith  countingbluecars   May-29-05 06:25 PM   #59 
  - Kingsolver is excellent! Loved the poisonwood bible.  applegrove   May-29-05 06:34 PM   #60 
  - Prodigal Summer  countingbluecars   May-29-05 06:36 PM   #61 
  - Haven't read that. Will keep it in mind. n/t  applegrove   May-29-05 06:40 PM   #62 
  - Poisonwood Bible gets my vote for best comtemporary American  sfexpat2000   May-29-05 08:46 PM   #64 
  - Margaret Drabble is also good - though I don't like her latest on on  applegrove   May-29-05 09:27 PM   #69 
  - This thread is SO great! I'm going to go through it  babylonsister   May-30-05 10:11 PM   #70 
  - Pearl S. Buck  SnohoDem   May-30-05 10:27 PM   #71 
  - Margret Atwood  ElsewheresDaughter   May-30-05 10:33 PM   #72 
  - Sharon Olds, Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath and May Swenson.  BlueIris   May-30-05 11:08 PM   #74 
 

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