Frog in the Well (Firm)

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Frog in the Well, a feminist press run by Susan M. Hester, was founded in 1970 in East Palo Alto, eventually moving to San Francisco. Initially printing largely pamphlets, the press began publishing books in 1980, with Andrea Dworkin's The New Womans Broken Heart. Other books published by the press include Against Sadomasochism: a Radical Feminist Analysis; Haley and Scotia, by Deborah Ellis, The Honesty Tree, by Carole Spearin McCauley; Remembering Who We Are by Barbara Deming; and Ariadne, by Batya Podos, among others.

From the description of Frog in the Well records, 1978-1999. (University of California, Berkeley). WorldCat record id: 775806391

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creatorOf Frog in the Well (Firm). Frog in the Well records, 1978-1999. UC Berkeley Libraries
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associatedWith Birtha, Becky, 1948- person
associatedWith Deming, Barbara, 1917-1984. person
associatedWith Dworkin, Andrea. person
associatedWith Ellis, Deborah, 1960- person
associatedWith Hester, Susan M. person
associatedWith McCauley, Carole Spearin. person
associatedWith Podos, Batya. person
associatedWith Stoltenberg, John. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
California--East Palo Alto
California--San Francisco
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Feminist literature
Women publishers
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Active 1978

Active 1999

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