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Acknowledgments Introduction. Bonnie Kime Scott 1 Djuna BarnesIntroduced by Mary Lynn Broe Mother To the Dogs The Confessions of HelenWestley 2 Willa Cather Introduced by Jane Lilienfeld The Novel DemeubleNancyOs Return (From Sapphira and the Slave Girl) 3 Nancy CunardIntroduced by Susan Stanford Friedman Black Man and White Ladyship HarlemReviewed The American Moron and the American of Sense--Letters on the NegroLetter to Ezra Pound 4 H.D. Introduced by Susan Stanford Friedman Noteson Thought and Vision The Borderline Pamphlet Marianne MooreResponsibilities Joan of Arc Letters to Amy Lowell Letters to MarianneMoore 5 T.S. Eliot Introduced by Nancy K. Gish Introduction to DjunaBarnesOs Nightwood Review of Marianne MooreOs Poems and MarriageIntroduction to Marianne MooreOs Selected Poems 6 Jessie Redmon FausetIntroduced by Cheryl A. Wall As to Books Review of Countee Cullen andLangston Hughes Foreword to The Chinaberry Tree From the Bun 7 Zora NealeHurston Introduced by Cheryl A. Wall Characteristics of Negro ExpressionSpirituals and Neo-Spirituals Big Sweet (From Dust Tracks on a Road)Stories of Conflict 8 James Joyce Introduced by Bonnie Kime ScottStephenOs Interview with His Mother (From Stephen Hero) Letter to NoraBarnacle 9 Nella Larsen Introduced by Thadious M. Davis Letter on WalterWhiteOs Flight Letter to Carl Van Vechten 10 D.H. Lawrence Introduced byBonnie Kime Scott Matriarchy Cocksure Women and Hensure Men 11 Mina LoyIntroduced by Carolyn Burke Gertrude Stein Aphorisms on Futurism TheIneffectual Marriage JoyceOs Ulysses BrancusiOs Golden Bird 12 RoseMacaulay Introduced by Susan M. Squier Afternoon Out (From Non-Combatantsand Others) Evening in Church (From Non-Combatants and Others) Alix,Nicholas, and West (From Non-Combatants and Others) Second Period: Smash(From Told by an Idiot) Following the Fashion Album 13 Hugh MacDiarmidIntroduced by Nancy K. Gish Following Rebecca West in Edinburgh: A Monologuein the Vernacular (With Glossary) 14 Katherine Mansfield Introduced byClare Hanson From Early Journal From Letters to John Middleton Murry TheFlowering of the Self (From Journal, 1920) On Vaihinger (From Journal, 1921)Three Women Novelists (From Review of Dorothy RichardsonOs The Tunnel)Dragonflies (From Review of RichardsonOs Interim) The New Infancy (Review ofMay SinclairOs Mary Olivier) A Ship Comes into the Harbour (Review ofVirginia WoolfOs Night and Day) A Novel without a Crisis (From Review ofVita Sackville-WestOs Heritage) 15 Charlotte Mew Introduced by Celeste M.Schenck Absence The Cenotaph 16 Marianne Moore Introduced by Marilyn L.Brownstein From the Correspondence If I Were Sixteen Today CharlotteBronte Well Moused, Lion Archaically New Hymen 17 Ezra Pound Introducedby Ronald Bush Letter to Marianne Moore, 16 December 1918 Doggerel Sectionof Letter to Marianne Moore OOthersO (With Margaret AndersonOs Annotation)Suffragettes 18 Jean Rhys Introduced by Coral Ann Howells Vienne Voyagein the Dark: Part IV (Original Version) Ghost Writing 19 DorothyRichardson Introduced by Diane F. Gillespie From OIn the CrankOs LibraryO:In the Days of the Comet The Reality of Feminism Talent and Genius Womenand the Future About Punctuation Women in the Arts Continuous Performance:The Film Gone Male Adventure for Readers Foreword to Pilgrimage Novels 20May Sinclair Introduced by Diane F. Gillespie The Novels of DorothyRichardson OPrufrock: And Other ObservationsO: A Criticism The Poems ofOH.D.O The Reputation of Ezra Pound OThe Future of the NovelO: An Interview21 Gertrude Stein Introduced by Marianne DeKoven How Writing is WrittenWhat Are Master-pieces and Why Are There So Few of Them A TransatlanticInterview 1946 Americans White Wines Play A Description of the Fifteenthof November: A Portrait of T.S. Eliot Sitwell Edith Sitwell To Kitty orKate Buss 22 Sylvia Townsend Warner Introduced by Jane Marcus Women asWriters Cottage Mantleshelf BluebeardOs Daughter 23 Rebecca WestIntroduced by Bonnie Kime Scott Trees of Gold The OFreewomenO Spinster tothe Rescue The WorldOs Worst Failure Reply to D.H. LawrenceOs OGood BoyHusbandsO What Is Mr. T.S. EliotOs Authority as a Critic? High Fountain ofGenius 24 Antonia White Introduced by Jane Marcus The House of Clouds 25Anna Wickham Introduced by Celeste M. Schenck Song of the Low-Caste WifeDivorce The Angry Woman 26 Virginia Woolf The Modern Tradition.Introduced by Suzette Henke Modern Fiction From OMr. Bennett and Mrs.BrownO Modern Novels (Joyce) Cultural Critique. Introduced by Brenda R.Silver The Journal of Mistress Joan Martyn From OBryon and Mr. BriggsONotes for Reading at Random Anon The Reader Selected Bibliography. BonnieKime Scott Contributors Index Photographs on pages 287-297