The Edinburgh Companion to Women in Publishing, 1900–2020

List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Editors’ note
General Introduction: Making Fields: Women in Publishing
Part I: Women as Editors and Publishers (Books)
	Introduction
	Voices: Interviews with Women in Contemporary Publishing: Helen Huthwaite; Sharmaine Lovegrove; Rebecca Smart
	1. Black Women Publishers in the UK
	2. Elizabeth Corbet Yeats and the Dun Emer Press: Irish, British and Transatlantic Connections
	3. Women and Modernist Small Presses: Virginia Woolf, Ana.s Nin, Nancy Cunard, Caresse Crosby, Una Marson
	4. ‘Mere girls’: Grace Hogarth and Women Pathbreakers in Transatlantic Twentieth-Century Children’s Publishing
	5. Cultural Practices and the Public Arena: Contemporary Spanish and Latin American Women Editors
	6. Democratising Culture and Building a New Consciousness: The Transformative Female Publishers of Post-Franco Spain
	7. Translating and Publishing across the Channel: Natalia Ginzburg’s Career from Einaudi to Carcanet
	8. ‘I am not a cherry on top of the cake’: Inge Sch.nthal Feltrinelli as Publisher
	9. Toni Morrison at Random House
	10. Intersectional Feminist Poetics at the Kitchen Table Press
	11. Women of Colour in British Young Adult Fiction: Subverting Stereotypes and Expanding Identities
Part II: Women and the Periodical Press: Editors | Journalists | Activists
	Introduction
	Voices: Interviews with Women in Contemporary Publishing: Farhana Shaikh
	12. ‘Unnamed but ever-present consulting editor’: A Feminist Problem
	13. The Expansive Vision of Jessie Redmon Fauset
	14. A Literary Bridge between Italy and the United States: Ester, Natalia and Lea Danesi
	15. No.mia de Sousa (1926–2002): Poetry, Gender and Journal Cultures
	16. Periodical Publishing and the Independent Press: Nancy Chambers, Thimble Press and Signal: Approaches to Children’s Books
	17. Networks of Conflict and Mediation: Negotiating Socialist Feminism in the Second-Wave Periodicals Red Rag and Scarlet Women
Part III: Women Workers within Publishing
	Introduction
	Voices: Interviews with Women in Contemporary Publishing: Natalie Jerome; Hannah Schofield
	18. Fitzi’s Library: Feminist Bibliography and Anarchist Print Culture
	19. Navigating Publishing in the 1930s: Gwenda David, Translator, Reader and Agent
	20. Like Needle and Thread: How Women Connected Italy to America at the House of Farrar, Straus
	21. Carmen Balcells: The Agent of the Latin American Literary Boom
	22. Women’s Creative Labour Contribution to the American Christian Publishing Industry
	23. Women Literary Agents in Canada, 1950–2000
	24. Living the Dream: Feminist Book Publisher Memoirs and the Business of Anglo-American Feminist Life Writing in the Twenty-First Century
Part IV: Making | Selling | Distributing
	Introduction
	Voices: Interviews with Women in Contemporary Publishing: Jennifer Mack-Watkins; Rathna Ramanathan
	25. Women Editing and Illustrating in Popular Archaeology Publishing
	26. A Room of One’s Own on the High Street: Women Booksellers in Early Twentieth-Century Britain and the United States
	27. Finding Miss Weaver: James Joyce and the Patron of Ulysses
	28. Women in Type: Investigating Women’s Role in Type Drawing Offices, 1910–1990
	29. Marie Neurath: Designing and Publishing Isotype Books for Children
	30. Building Feminist Institutions: Women in Distribution, the Feminist Press and Cultures of Small Press Circulation
	31. Virago Modern Classics: The Making of a Reprint Series
	32. Murder at The Women’s Press: Transnational Accomplices and the Feminist Crime Scene
	33. Shifting Agency: Feminist Publishing Collectives in Aotearoa New Zealand
Notes on Contributors
Index