{"id":5412,"date":"2017-08-22T03:04:11","date_gmt":"2017-08-22T03:04:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lesbianfunworld.com\/books\/?p=5412"},"modified":"2022-12-06T19:38:55","modified_gmt":"2022-12-06T19:38:55","slug":"feminism-3-by-irene-zahava","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lesbianfunworld.com\/books\/feminism-3-by-irene-zahava\/","title":{"rendered":"Feminism 3 by Irene Zahava"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Feminism 3<\/em><\/h2>\n

The Third Generation in Fiction<\/em><\/h3>\n

Irene Zahava<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n
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Feminism3<\/i> is a powerful multicultural collection of short stories by “third generation” Anglo, Latina, Asian, and Black feminists from all socioeconomic and religious heritages. This gathering of young authors covers most major issues in a young woman’s life: awakening sexuality, biological and psychological landmarks, family rejection and rebellion, child abduction and abuse, gender identification, sexual harassment, and passionate romance. The broad-ranging and ever-changing theme of growing up female runs through this book like a multicolored thread.In this volume, one discovers the wonderful story “Selway” from Pam Houston’s collection Cowboys Are My Weakness<\/i> in which white-water rafting and love’s mysteries rise to an overflowing crescendo; youthful innocence clashes with cynical experience in April Sinclair’s excerpt from Coffee Will Make You Black;<\/i> and Ann, Sarah Schulman’s young female protagonist, looked down her body one fine morning to discover that in the night she had grown a penis! These are just a few of the predicaments in which the many women in this collection find themselves. The stories are rich, the writing is exquisite, and the diversity is wide.Feminism3<\/i> provides a lovingly deep look into the issues that face all young women in the process of growing up. By addressing in all its fullness the question “How does a young woman learn about the possible ways to be in this world?” it instructs in the natural evolution of feminism from its origins. It is a wonderful collection for general readers and scholars alike.<\/div>\n

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Introduction , Sarah Schulman <\/p>\n

Steal Away DOROTHY ALLISON <\/p>\n

Talk to Me Jenny KAREN E. BENDER <\/p>\n

The Long Way Home JULIE BLACKWOMON <\/p>\n

When the Year Grows Old AMY BLOOM <\/p>\n

Here Nor There MARUSYA BOCIURKIW <\/p>\n

The Death of Napoleon: Its Influence on History REBECCA BROWN <\/p>\n

My Name SANDRA CISNEROS <\/p>\n

The Missing Peace EDWIDGE DANTICAT <\/p>\n

Where the River Meets the Rain LISA HARRIS <\/p>\n

Such a Tomboy SUSAN HAWTHORNE <\/p>\n

Selway PAM HOUSTON <\/p>\n

What Means Switch GISH JEN <\/p>\n

Shrinks PAGAN KENNEDY <\/p>\n

For Widgit Stands BINNIE KIRSHENBAUM <\/p>\n

Is It Sexual Harassment Yet? CRIS MAZZA <\/p>\n

From Bombay Talkie AMEENA MEER <\/p>\n

Women’s Rites LESL\u00c9A NEWMAN <\/p>\n

From Bone FAE MYENNE NG <\/p>\n

Locusts BETH NUGENT <\/p>\n

From A Feather on the Breath of God SIGRID NUNEZ <\/p>\n

We Came All the Way from Cuba So You Could Dress Like This? ACHY OBEJAS <\/p>\n

From When I Was Puerto Rican ESMERALDA SANTIAGO <\/p>\n

The Penis Story SARAH SCHULMAN <\/p>\n

The Dangerous Beauty of the Open Road ELLEN SHEA <\/p>\n

BigWater CHARLOTTE WATSON SHERMAN <\/p>\n

From Coffee Will Make You Black APRIL SINCLAIR <\/p>\n

The Elf and the Fairy REBECCA WELLS <\/p>\n

The Sweetheart Is In S. L. WISENBERG <\/p>\n

From Kitchen BANANA YOSHIMOTO <\/p>\n

Blood Oranges SHAY YOUNGBLOOD<\/p><\/div>\n

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