Gender and the Routledge History of Rural America: An Editor’s Point of View
When I proposed the Routledge History of Rural America, my desire was to edit a book that provided a state-of-the-art view of the topic.
When I proposed the Routledge History of Rural America, my desire was to edit a book that provided a state-of-the-art view of the topic.
Laura Ingalls Wilder … began a long career as an ardent advocate for farm women, their families, and farming as a way of life and a calling.
To celebrate the 150th birthday of Laura Ingalls Wilder in 2017, the Pioneer Girl Project of the South Dakota State Historical Society has released a new book on the writer’s legacy.
The essays in this volume profile women whose work was embedded in specific national contexts and together they form a collective biography of women who graduated into a world that was not always prepared to welcome them into the public life that professions demanded.
I want to write a new kind of book – one that exists in a dynamic and living space, responsive to readers and as instructive in design as it is in content.