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Kelly Sinclair's Lesser Prophets
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q1, 2010) (F)
Denise Gruska's The Only Boy in Ballet Class
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q1-2, 2009) (F)
Tala Bar's Ya'el
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q1-2, 2009) (F)
B.A. Chepaitis' The Fear Principle
Reviewed by Lynn Kane (Q1-2, 1999) (F)
B. Reece Johnson's The Woman Who Knew Too Much
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q1-2, 1999) (F)
Dodici Azpadu's Saturday Night in the Prime of Life
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q1-2, 1999) (F)
Jaeda DeWalt's Haunting Hands A Photographic Essay and Collection of Poems
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q 1-2, 1999) (NF)
Janis Appier's Policing Women: The Sexual Politics of Law Enforcement and the LAPD
Reviewed by Lynn Kane (Q 1-2, 1999) (NF)
Leong Liew Geok's More than Half the Sky, Creative Writings by Thirty Singaporean Women
Reviewed by Lynn Kane (Q 1-2, 1999) (F)
Lyn Mikel Brown's Raising Their Voices: The Politics of Girls' Anger
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q 1-2, 1999) (F)
Martha Shelley's Haggadah: A Celebration of Freedom
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q 1-2, 1999) (NF)
Melanie Villines' Tales of the Sacred Heart
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q 1-2, 1999) (F)
Nancy Sanra's No Escape
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q 1-2, 1999) (F)
Sadia Carone's Circle Words
Reviewed by Lynn Kane (Q 1-2, 1999) (F)
Virginia G. Drachman's Sisters In Law: Women Lawyers in Modern American History
Reviewed by Lee Anne Phillips (Q 1-2, 1999) (NF)
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