Women Reading William Blake

TRACY CHEVALIER Writer, Author of Girl with a Pearl Earring, UK CLAIRE COLEBROOK Professor of Modern Literary Theory, University of Edinburgh, UK TRISTANNE J. CONNOLLY Assistant Professor of English at St. Jerome's, University of Waterloo, Canada SHIRLEY DENT Press Officer for the Institute of Ideas, UK SIBYLLE ERLE Teaches at Birkbeck College, University of London, UK EUGENIE R. FREED Research Fellow in English, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa ADDIE STEPHEN, Freelance writer NANCY MOORE GOSLEE Professor of English, University of Tennessee, USA GERMAINE GREER Renowned academic, writer, and broadcaster YOKO IMA-IZUMI Professor of English and Film Studies, University of Tsukuba, Japan MARY LYNN JOHNSON Special Assistant (Emerita), President's Office, University of Iowa, USA KATHRYN SULLIVAN KRUGER Former professor of English at Lynn University, Boca Raton, Florida , USA JACQUELINE M. LABBE Professor of English, University of Warwick, UK HARRIET KRAMER LINKIN Professor of English, New Mexico State University, USA CATHERINE L. MCCLENAHAN English Department, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA CINDY MCCREERY Lecturer in History, University of Sydney, Australia JENNIFER DAVIS MICHAEL Teaches English, University of the South, USA GERDA S. NORVIG Formerly Professor of English, University of Colorado, USA HEATHER O'DONOGHUE Reader, University of Oxford and Professorial Fellow at Linacre College ALICIA OSTRIKER Professor Emerita of English, Rutgers University, USA TILOTTAMA RAJAN Canada Research Chair, University of Western Ontario, Canada MARSHA KEITH SCHUCHARD Blake scholar SHEILA A. SPECTOR Independent Scholar JUNE STURROCK Emerita Professor of English, Simon Fraser University, Canada IRENE TAYLER Professor Emerita of Literature, M.I.T., USA JANET WARNER Retired Professor of English, York University, Toronto, Canada BRENDA WEBSTER Critic, translator, novelist and President of PEN West SUSAN J. WOLFSON Professor of English, Princeton University, USA JULIA M. WRIGHT Canada Research Chair in European Studies, Dalhousie University, Canada

Women Reading William Blake brings together the reflections and arguments of a varied group of women academics and artists and reveals a rich heritage of feminist scholarship. This landmark volume will be of great use for scholars and students of Blake as well as those interested in seeing how a community of women writers have responded.Women Reading William Blake brings together the reflections and arguments of a varied group of women academics and artists and reveals a rich heritage of feminist scholarship. This landmark volume will be of great use for scholars and students of Blake as well as those interested in seeing how a community of women writers have responded.