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A pen pal of mine in a nearby state recently published her first novel and was surprised when it was referred to under the heading of women’s fiction. She had never placed herself in any category, and wondered what the term meant.
By David GuyOctober 1985so i have been working these past two weeks, mulling and toiling and essaying and travailing, over what is now a large sheaf of rough draft garbage, complete and total crap. love’s labour lost.
By Pat Ellis TaylorOctober 1985Wrapping things up, being a post-menopausal woman, seeing the northern lights
By Our ReadersAugust 1985The words pornography, obscenity, and erotica — and the emotions they evoke — create an endless debate which quickly twists into confusion when terms are vague and law is complex.
By Juli DuncanJune 1985“You got what a muse is confused with a variety of legends and a lot of your own imagination. A muse is a function, a force, not defined as to physical form. You’re too confident in your own self, where you should give more weight to the forces that feed you.”
By Jon RemmerdeApril 1985Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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