Prose Studies

Towards a Geography of Women's Life Writing and Imagined Communities: An Introductory Essay
pp. 1-16(16)
Author: Cynthia Huff

Imagined Ancestral Communities of Displaced Australian Daughters: Evelyn Crawford's Over My Tracks and Lily Brett's After the War and Unintended Consequences
pp. 17-42(26)
Author: Gay Breyley

The Community of Camp Sisters: Bonds of Support, Bonds of Subversion
pp. 43-58(16)
Author: DEBORAH LEE AMES

Imagining an Hospitable Community in the Deportation Narratives of Baltic Women
pp. 59-78(20)
Authors: Leena Kurvet-Käosaar

Imagining "Sweet Fellowship": Resisting Prejudice with Spiritual Transcendence in Jarena Lee's Imagined Community
pp. 79-95(17)
Author: Jeryl J. Prescott

Reverse Migrations and Imagined Communities
pp. 96-111(16)
Authors: Manuela Costantino; Susanna Egan

"Somewhere between Puerto Rico and New York": The Representation of Individual and Collective Identities in Esmeralda Santiago's When I Was Puerto Rican and Almost a Woman
pp. 112-130(19)
Author: Marta Vizcaya Echano

Dear (Embodied) Reader: Life Writing and Disability
pp. 131-152(22)
Author: Susannah B. Mintz

"Prei for me mi leue suster": The Paradox of the Anchoritic "Community" in Late Medieval England
pp. 153-175(23)
Author: Michelle M. Sauer

Collaborative Life Writing as Ideology: The Auto/biographies of Mary Howitt and Her Family
pp. 176-195(20)
Author: Linda H. Peterson

"We are the Web": Letter Writing and the 1980s Women's Peace Movement
pp. 196-218(23)
Author: Margaretta Jolly

Consuming Lives, Creating Community: Female Chinese-American Diary Writing on the Web
pp. 219-239(21)
Author: Lena Karlsson

Another Form of Crying: Girl Zines as Life Writing
pp. 240-264(25)
Author: Jennifer Sinor

Voices
pp. 265-277(13)
Author: Lynn Z. Bloom

This Bridge Called My Book: Anthologies of Women's Life Writing and the Problem of Community
pp. 278-298(21)
Author: Jillian Sandell

Imagining Sisterhood, Again
pp. 299-317(19)
Author: JEANNE PERREAULT