Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Her most famous
short story, "The Yellow Wallpaper" was the tip of
the iceberg. Bio, an extensive bibliography, criticism and photos.
U.S.
Ellen Glasgow
HTML at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill of The Battle-Ground.
Also includes biography and a photo. U.S.
Susan Glaspell
This site is dedicated to her most famous story, "A Jury
of her Peers." Read the online text and some discussion.
U.S.
Lady Augusta Gregory
This link goes to the Encyclopedia
Brittanica's online entry on Gregory. Includes a very short biograpy
and some links to related articles. Irish.
Lady Gregory's autobiography.
The autobiography, Our Irish Theatre, which describes
the Irish Revivalist movement as well as Gregory's part in it.
Also some essay appendices.
Felicia Hemans
Bio, photo, bibliography
& E-texts, at the Celebration of Women Writers' site. U.S.
Harriet A. Jacobs
Images of this former
slave's first edition at MOA, these are fascimiles, but site
also includes text only versions. U.S.
Harriet Jacobs
Incidents in the
Life of a Slave Girl an
E-text of this story which describes Jacobs' struggles for freedom.
U.S.
Harriet Jacobs
Critical essay that discusses the way that Jacobs was aware of
the problems with ideology.U.S.
Sarah Orne Jewett
Once considered a "mere regionalist" now gaining the
reputation she deserves-- bio, links, bibliography, photos, criticism.
U.S.
Nella Larsen
African-American novelist,
this page from the Voices from the Gaps collection features bio,
links, photos and criticism. U.S.
Emma Lazarus
Facsimiles of her
first edition poems, online collections (Vol
I, Vol
II) of this author of the poem on the base of the Statue
of Liberty. U.S.
Amy Lowell
American imagist
poet, this page details her work, has some bio and a few poems
online.
