... American Booksellers Association Carol Seajay Dawn Lundy Martin Feminist Bookstore News Matt Richardson ...

... bookstores, as the success of the feminist bookstore movement. American Booksellers Association Carol Seajay Dawn Lundy Martin Feminist Bookstore News Matt Richardson ...

... Chapter 2 begins with the founding of the Feminist Bookstores Newsletter ( FBN ; later the Feminist Bookstore News ) at the first Women in Print gathering on a Nevada campground. In these first years of the network created by the FBN , bookwomen fulfilled their vow to be revolutionaries...

... Chapter 4 names the practice of the feminist shelf, a new term to describe how bookwomen created new reading and relational practices through naming shelf sections, narrating book lists, contextualizing events, and using this reading practice to differently understand each other and hold each...

... Chapter 1 documents feminist bookstore beginnings as movement sites in major and dispersed cities: Oakland, New York, Toronto, Cambridge (Massachusetts), Austin, and San Francisco. Bookwomen founded bookstores with a vision that lesbian and feminist books together in one place could change...

... on Fifth Ave. in New York in the ’60s. Hettie reports a successful reading at feminist bookstore Judith’s Room, and a photo of Lisa Jones appears on the cover of Voice Literary Supplement , with a background shot of Whitfield Lovell painting. Hettie goes to Minneapolis to Walker Art Center for Kellie’s...