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Monthly Archives: September 2011
A Women’s Daybook Update
It is with no small regret that we postpone the release of the Women’s Daybook for 2012. The fact is there have been stories that needed to be told this year, and all of our resources have been devoted to … Continue reading
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Retribution a novel by Carmen Rodríguez
This November, Women’s Press Literary will release the first novel by Carmen Rodríguez, Retribution. Retribution tells the intertwining histories of three generations of Martínez women who are devastated by the 1973 Chilean military coup and forced to emigrate in the … Continue reading
