Foxfire
by Joyce Carol Oates | 
The Prostitution of Sexuality
by Kathleen L. Barry | 
Vida
by Marge Piercy | 
Women as Wombs
by Janice Raymond | 
Women as Lovers
by Elfriede Jelinek | 
Ten Thousand Roses
by Judy Rebick | 
How to Save Your Own Life
by Erica Jong | 
What Diantha Did
by Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 
Vindication of the Rights of Women
by Mary Wollstonecraft | 
Not My Mother's Sister
by Astrid Henry | 
Lust
by Elfriede Jelinek | 
Woman at Point Zero
by Nawal El Saadawi | 
The Awakening
by Kate Chopin | 
Whipping Girl
by Julia Serano | 
The Women's Room
by Marilyn French | 
Cunt
by Inga Muscio | 
The Purity Myth
by Jessica Valenti | 
Fear of Flying
by Erica Jong | 
The Golden Notebook
by Doris Lessing | 
The Story of Jane Doe
by Jane Doe |
"Men have monopolized human experience, leaving women unable to imagine themselves as both ambitious and female. If I imagine myself (woman has always asked) whole, active, a self, will I not cease, in some profound way, to be a woman? The answer must be: imagine, and the old idea of womanhood be damned. . . . Let us imagine ourselves as selves, as at once striving and female. Womanhood can be what we say it is, not what they have always told us it was."