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Guide to the Elsa Gidlow Papers, 1898-1986 (bulk dates 1920-1986)
Guide to the Elsa Gidlow Papers, 1898-1986 (bulk dates 1920-1986)
Accession number: 1991-16
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Historical Society
San Francisco, California
- Gay and Lesbian Historical Society of Northern California
- P.O. Box 424280
- San Francisco, California 94142
- Phone: (415) 777-5455, #2
- Email: email@example.com
- URL: http://www.glhs.org/collectn/glhsmss.htm
- Processed by:
- Ernest Seaver
- Date Completed:
- 1996
- Encoded by:
- Gabriela A. Montoya
Poet-philosopher Elsa Gidlow died peacefully in her mountain home retreat, "Druid Heights," near Muir Woods, Mill Valley, California on June 8, 1986.
Born in Yorkshire, England in 1898, six-year-old Elsa Gidlow immigrated with her family of nine to the French Canadian village of Tetreauville. She was mainly self- educated, being allowed what she called, "the untutored space to be."
Gidlow's editor, Celeste West of Booklegger Press, says "We always joked that Elsa was born avant garde: North American's first published writer of a lesbian poetry volume (1923); radical feminist of the "first wave;" protest-poet attacked by McCarthyites; member of San Francisco's bohemian, psychedelic, then New Age and women's spirituality circles. Elsa fought life-long against class privilege, organized religion, and sexism, while fighting for all varieties of love and beauty."
Gidlow led the precarious career of a freelance journalist. She created a rich vein of protest and love poetry, while supporting her family and others. She also created, in the fifties, one of the renown garden-retreats of the coast redwoods. Gidlow insisted her life was her art: "We consider the artist a special sort of person. It is more likely that each of us is a special sort of artist."
Gidlow left Montreal for New York in 1920, where she became poetry editor for Frank Harris' progressive, much censored Pearson's Magazine. She sailed to San Francisco in 1926 with her long-time companion Violet Henry-Anderson. In San Francisco, she became friends with Ansel Adams, Robinson Jeffers, Kenneth Rexroth, Lou Harrison, Ella Young, Del Martin, Phyllis Lyon, Margo St. James, Clarkson Crane, Clyde Evans, and zen philosopher Alan Watts, who dedicated his autobiography to her.
In 1962, Gidlow co-founded, with Alan and Jano Watts, the Society of Comparative Philosophy, one of the first organizations to bring eastern wisdom to the west. Of Elsa Gidlow's thirteen books, five are in print, including her recently released autobiography, ELSA: I Come With My Songs (Booklegger Press), and her luminous love poetry, Sapphic Songs: Eighteen To Eighty (Booklegger Press). The ELSA autobiography has been called "A magnificent portrait of the artist as an old woman, of the esprit libre," who wrote, "Let none speak sadly of October, / I, Elsa, from the peak of years, / Say this: I have loved all seasons."
Elsa Gidlow is survived by her sister Thea Gidlow in Santa Rosa. Memorial donations may be made to "The Druid Height Trust for Women Artists,".....
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Materials Removed from the Collection
Container List
A - General, various dates
B - General,various dates
Basez, Emile, 1926-1933
Body Politic, 1977-1986
C - General, various dates
Cohen, Jocelyn H., 1982-1986
[U. S.] Copyright Office, 1957-76
Costello, Ruth, 1971-1985
Country Women, 1974-1977
Cox, Louise Estelle, 1923-1956 (3 folders)
Crane, Clarkson, 1928-1952
Cruikshank, Margaret,1981-1987
D - General, various dates
Davis, Graems, 1920
Desmarias,Marguerite, 1920-1925
Diana Press, 1975-1978
E - General, various dates
F - General, various dates
Feeney, Conrad John (Elsa's nephew), 1961
Feeney, Edwin (Ruby Gidlow's husband), 1961
Feminist Studies, 1979-1980
G - General, various dates
Gidlow, Alice (Elsa's mother), 1934-1935
Gidlow, Ivy (Elsa's sister), 1928-1930
Gidlow, Ruby (Elsa's sister, 1928-1961 (2 folders)
Gidlow, Samuel (Elsa's father), 1927-1938
Gidlow, Theadora (Elsa's sister), 1920-1986 (2 folders)
Gidlow Family - unidentified correspondence, n.d.
Gorwall (?), Lola/Lolette, 1924-1927
Gross, Louis, 1921-1937
H - General, various dates
Hall, Radclyffe and Una Troubridge, 1929-1932
HelaineVictoria Press, 1977-1986
Harrison, Lou, 1955-1985
Hemstreet, Abigail aka Abigail Tigresslily, 1978-1984
Henry-Anderson, Godfrey ("Tommy's" brother), 1935
Henry-Anderson, Violet Winifred Leslie "Tommy or Panther" - Letters from,
[Travelogue], 1932
Henry-Anderson, Violet Winifred Leslie "Tommy or Panther" - Letters to,
Hope, Mary, 1921-1922
J - General, various dates
K - General, various dates
Kearby, Norma "Niki" and Betty Caldwell, 1980-1986
L - General, various dates
Lesbian Herstory Archives, 1975-1979
[The] Lesbian History Collective, 1975
Lieber, Maxim, 1934-1948
M - General, various dates (2 folders)
MacKinnon, Catherine, 1980-1984
Mills, Roswell George, 1918-1950
Moore, Marcella, ca. 1933
N - General, various dates
O - General, various dates
P - General, various dates
Persephone Press, 1979-1981
Poetry, 1918-1954
Poetry Center at San Francisco State, 1957
Quallo, Isabel, 1945-1984 (2 folders)
R - General, various dates
Ransom, William, 1922-1925
Rexroth, Kenneth, 1972-1977
S - General, various dates (2 folders)
Schwartz, Judith, 1978-1982
[Charlotte] Selver Foundation, Inc., 1963-1986
Somers, Roger and Barbara, 1974
Spinsters Ink, 1983-1984
T - General, various dates
Troxel, Dorothy, 1923-1926
U - General, various dates
V - General, various dates
W - General, various dates
Watts, Alan and Jano, 1952-1971
Welch, Marie de L., 1926-1951
West, Celeste at Booklegger Press, 1972-1985
West Coast Lesbian Collections, 1982-1989
Women in Distribution, 1974-1979
Y - General, various dates
Young, Ella, 1951-1953
Z - General, various dates
Unidentified Addressers, various dates (2 folders)
Subject Files
Agreements/Publishers, 1977-1984
Anarchism re book, Emma's Daughters, 1983- 1984
Archives re Gidlow Papers - correspondence and related materials, 1983- 1987
Articles written about Gidlow, various dates
Autobiography expenses, 1983-1985
Cats, n.d.
Biographical information and publication lists, n.d.
Book readings and personal appearances - promotional materials, various dates
Business bouquets [complimentary letters], 1949-1969
China tour, 1980
Certificates - birth (1898) and citizenship (1939)
Chinese language studies, n.d.
Christmas cards from Gidlow, various years
Chung, Dr. Margaret, n.d.
Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley, Inc., 1961-1984
Copyright certificates, 1957-1976
Daughters of Bilitis/National Organization of Women, 1969
Druid Heights
Catherine A. MacKinnon v. The Society for Comparative Philosophy, et al.
Correspondence and related materials, 1980- 1985
Court documents, 1985-1986
Deeds, real property agreements, miscellaneous correspondence and related materials, 1954-1986
Property taxes, 1960's
Property transfer to The Society for Comparative Philosophy, 1969-1970
Real estate appraisals, 1970- 1976
Road servicing records, memos, and related correspondence, 1954-1982
Sale of 0.6 acres to Edward and Marilyn Stiles, insurance and legal papers, 1966
Title insurance, 1957-1975
U. S. v. 1.18 Acres. .. - correspondence and legal documents, 1937-1977
Druid Heights Artists Retreat - Memos, letters, articles of incorporation and by-laws, 1982-1989
Druid Heights Books - ISBN logs, n.d.
Expenses, 1937-1979
Fairfax Residents' and Taxpayers' Association Constitution, by-laws, related materials/Gidlow's newspaper coverage, 1945-1947
Fees/Legal and archival consultant, 1986-1987
Gidlow, Alice and Samuel - Legal documents, articles and related materials, various dates
Gidlow, Elsa re the Estate of - death certificate, wills, legal papers, correspondence and related materials, various dates
Gidlow, Ivy - Health issues and death, 1936-1981
Gidlow, Ivy - Poetry, n.d.
Gidlow, Thea Singleton - Lone Dancer and Others Poems, 1975
Goats, n.d.
Handwriting analysis, n.d.
Health care givers and home sitters - Instructions, n.d.
Harris, Frank, n.d.
Henry-Anderson, V. W. L. re the Estate of - documents, correspondence and related materials, 1935
Hospice of Marin - Consent forms, 1986
Ideas for articles, n.d.
Income, 1953-1983
Income, 1983-1986
[The] Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality re Elsa's speech Encounters With Some Unusual Men and Women. .., 1981
Japan tour, 1965
Lesbian literature - Judith Schwarz, Lesbian History: Censored, 1979
Lesbian literature - Maureen Brady and Judith Mc Daniel, Lesbians in the Mainstream: Images of Lesbian in Recent Commercial Fiction, n.d.
Library of Congress, 1941-1942
Membership cards and various passes, 1930's-1940's
Morgan, Glen E. - Music, n.d [See also Manuscripts - Drama: Preface to Peace]
Menus for daily meals, ca. 1930-1935
Music, n.d.
Naiad Press, 1970-1987
Pacific Gas and Electric Company stockholdings, various dates
Passports, various dates
Poetry and prose from other authors, n.d.
Poets - Seven Stray Cats, 1957
Publications by Gidlow, 1923-1970
Red-baiting in Fairfax, CA, 1947-1949
Corrrespondence and related materials
Documents re Gidlow's dismissal from the City Plannig Commission
Newspaper clippings, 1947- 1949
Partial Report of the State Fact-finding Committee on Un-American Activities in California
Real property purchase - Administrator's deed and title policy, 1940
Sapphic Songs, 1970s-1980s
Pre-publication correspondence and Related materials
[The] Society for Comparatve Philosophy
Articles of Incorporation and By- laws
Board of Directors' Minutes (incomplete), 1966- 1985
Bulletins, flyers and promotional materials, 1960's- 1970's
Micellaneous correspondence, memoranda, etc., 1976-1986
Southern California Women for Understanding Awards dinner honoring Gidlow, 1980-1981
Speeches, n.d.
Stocks, 1939-1963
[U. S.] Taxes and related correspondence, 1984-1988
Vita Life Insurance annuity - Policy and related correspondence, 1978- 1989
Watts, Alan
Wise Man's Gold - Glide and Zellerbach Board and related materials, 1968- 1984
Women - Herstory Bibliographies, Ann Forfreedom, compiler; Carla Hollowell- Sargent and Ann Forfreedom, Hypatia. 1974
Words for Hire [Gidlow's writing company]
Paul Masson Vineyards 1961- 1963
various assignments, various dates
Word Is Out [1977 Gay and Lesbian Movie, featuring Gidlow]-Interview, correspondence and related materials, 1976-1978
Unpublished Novels
Oral History Project Proposal
The Accuser's Tree - Outlilne, n.d.
Another Name For Fate
Chapters 1 - 20, n.d.
Chapters 21 - End, n.d.
The Body In The Bath, n.d.
The Bright Face And The Dark, n.d.
Free?, n.d.
chapters 1 - 19
chapters 20 - 34
chapters 35 - End
The Great Beast [1st of 2 drafts], 1944
Book 1
Book 2
Book 3
The Great Beast [2nd of 2 drafts], n.d.
Part 1
Part 2
Half Way From The Ape, n.d
Parts 1 - 2
Parts 3 - 5
Like A Fury [1st of 2 drafts], n.d
Books 1- 2
Book 3
Books 4 - 5
Like A Fury [2nd of 2 drafts], n.d.
Books 1 - 2
Books 3 - 5
Love Is A Four-Letter Word [1st of 3 drafts], n.d.
Folder 1
Folder 2
Folder 3
Love Is A Four-Letter Word [2nd of 3 drafts], n.d.
Book 1
Books 2 - 3
Book 4
Love Is A Four-Letter Word [3rd of 3 drafts], n.d.
Book 1
Books 2 - 3
Book 4
The Morgana Story, n.d.
Summary Outline
Chapters 1 - 18 [1st of 2 drafts]
Chapters 19 - End [1st of 2 drafts]
Chapters 1 - End [2nd of 2 drafts]
My Book, Your Book [Novelization of the 1st part of Gidlow's autobiography], n.d.
No Gentlemen's Affair, n.d.
Chapters 1 - 13
Chapters 14 - End
Red Truck, n.d.
The Sighted And The Blind, n.d.
1st Half
2nd Half
The Singing Mother, n.d.
Chapters 1 - 11
Chapters 12 - End
Strangers In Love, n.d.
Books 1 - 2
Book 3
Who Loveth, n.d.
[Chapters from novel in progress]
Chapters 1 - 12
Chapters 13 - End
The World Isn't Finished, n.d.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Undertow!, n.d.
Chapters 1 - 15
Chapters 16 - 27
Chapters 28 - End
Unpublished Novelette
The Tithe To The Holy Ghost [2 drafts], n.d.
Unpublished Translation
Hsiao Ching, n.d.
Manuscripts of Published Materials
Elsa: I Come With My Song, The Autobiography of Elsa Gidlow
Early beginnings, n.d.
Beginning, n.d (2 folders)
Original, unedited with notes, n.d. (4 folders)
Original, edited by Celeste West, 1983-1985 (4 folders)
Short Stories
The Birth Of Love; Both Sides Of The Street [3 drafts], n.d.
Children Of The Incomprehensible; Come A Good Day [2 drafts], n.d.
Death In The Sun; The Dog; Dr. Zangtvell, n.d.
The Elderly Couple; An Eye For an Eye, n.d.
The FAT Woman Who Ate Tiny Meals; The Fire Dream Of The Old Wise Woman [3 drafts], n.d.
Footprints In The Sands Of The Sacred, 1976-1977 [3 drafts]; The Fur Coat, n.d.
The Gang; Greedy Gregoire; A Guardian Of The Law, n.d.
A Happy Childhood; Hero Come Home [2 drafts]; H. T.'s Big Day, n.d.
"I'm The Government Now"; Incident [2 drafts], n.d.
Like A Dome; A Line Of Light On The Sea; The Little Cakes; Love Is Indivisiible [2 drafts], n.d.
Love, Money, And Bunny Bantam [xerox copy], n.d.
Man With The Morning Papers, n.d.
Mary Opiso, n.d.
The Miracle Of The Golden Sword [collection of short stories compiled by Gidlow], n.d. (2 folders)
Le Misanthrope; The Mother Of David [2 drafts], n.d.
The Mouse; Mrs. Bach And The Marines, n.d.
The Night Of The Storm [2 drafts], n.d.
A Pair Of Tight Shoes, n.d.
Return Of A Hero; The Rosary, n.d.
The Sage Hen [2 drafts], n.d.
Sauvez - Moi!; The Sea Is Still The Sea, n.d.
Something New [2 drafts], n.d.
The Stone Image [xerox copy], n.d.
These People Mean Business; The Thirteenth Hurricane, n.d.
The Vintage, n.d.
Ward's Curious Loss; Will's Double Wife, n.d.
"You Got To Be Big To Be Honest," n.d.
Breath Against Steel
[collection of published and unpublished poetry compiled by Gidlow], n.d.
[another compilation of poetry under the previous title], n.d.
The Bridge Builders, n.d.
The Common Root [xerox copy of poems compiled and written by Gidlow], n.d.
A Creed For Free Women, 1979
Letters From Limbo [compilation of poems], 1956
Makings For Meditation [collection of parapoems], n.d.
Not Without Natural Ancestors [collection of poems], n.d.
Sapphic Songs - Seventeen To Seventy [collection of poems], n.d.
Steel Flanked Stallion And Other Poems, n.d.
Stone Jungles
[xerox copy], n.d.
[1st version], 1932
[revised version], 1933 or 1934
Miscellaneous poems [untitled collection], n.d. (2 folders)
Miscellaneous poems, 1923-1929
Miscellaneous poems [various poems, mostly undated], n.d. (3 folders)
The Antagonists, n.d.
Appointment With Tomorrow [apparently an early version of Wise Man's Gold], n.d.
The Battle Of The Sun And Moon [3 drafts, retitled The Master Workman], n.d.
Don Juan In Limbo [5 drafts], n.d.
The Grapes of Death
Heaven Is Hell, n.d.
The House Of Love Haunted [radio version], n.d.
Paul Masson Vineyards [film script], 1961
Preface To Peace , 1941 n.d.
Wise Man's Gold [early work sheets], n.d.
Wise Man's Gold, n.d.
Wise Man's Gold [another version], n.d.
Articles, editorials, essays, memoirs, reviews and satire [arranged alphabetically by title], n.d.
Notes and storylines, 1922-1928
Various notes and unidentified draft materials, n.d.
Cartoons [sketches with descriptions and suggested punch lines], n.d.
Published Works
Ask No Man Pardon, 1975
Elsa: I Come With My Songs, 1986
Makings For Meditation, 1973
Moods Of Eros And Other Poems, n.d.
On A Grey Thread, 1923
Sapphic Songs: Seventeen To Seventy, 1976; Sapphic Songs: Eighteen To Eighty, 1982
Various poetic collections, various dates
Letters, prose and poetry published in Newspapers, magazines and literary reviews, 1925-1984 (2 folders)
Poetry and Prose of Elsa Gidlow[Reproduced from her scrapbook which was in very poor condition], 1919 -1970
Original commercial publications containing Gidlow's writings, various dates
Journals and Yearbooks
Journals Handwritten,
Jan 1928 -Jan 1929
Jan 1929 -Nov 1929
Nov 1929 -Oct 1930
Oct 1930 -1945
Mar 1944, n.d.
Journal Typed, 1928-1929
Journal, typed notes on politics, patriotism, home, etc., n.d.
Yearbook, Journal Entries
Yearbook, Journal Entries, 1959
Yearbook Appointments and Journal Entries
1964 & 1965
1971, 1972 & 1974
1975 & 1978
1979 & 1980
Yearbooks, appointments
1981, 1982 & 1983
1984 & 1985
Yearbooks, appointments and undated pages, 1986 & n.d.
Miscellaneous (2 folders)
Art Work
Printed Materials
Audio-Visual And Photo Files
Audio Cassette no. 1& 2
Title/Subject: Poetry reading
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Location: Southern California Women for Understanding Conference, Los Angeles, CA. Feb 1981 - Parts 1& 2
Audio Cassette no. 3
Title/Subject: Poetry reading
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Location: New Orleans, LA. 1982
Audio Cassette no. 4 & 5
Title/Subject: Poetry and autobiography reading
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Location: ? n.d. - Parts 1& 2
Audio Cassette no. 6
Title/Subject: Philosophical Significance of Lesbianism
Speaker: Elsa Gidlow
Location: ? n.d.
Audio Cassette no. 7
Titel/Subject: Interview with Elsa Gidlow
Interviewer: P. Olin
Location: "Lesbian History Exploration", a conference sponsored by The Lesbian History Archives, Los Angeles, CA. 1965
Audio Cassette no. 8
Title/Subject: Interview with Elsa Gidlow
Interviewer: Al Redington
Location: Los Angeles, CA. February 1981
Audio Cassette no. 9
Title Subject: Interview with Elsa Gidlow
Interview: Padraigin McGillicuddy
Location: Recorded for KPFA, Berkeley, CA. n.d.
Audio Cassette no. 10
Title/Subject: Recorded memories of the life of
Elsa Gidlow on her 80th birthday
Speaker: Kenneth Rexroth. 1978
Audio Cassette no. 11
Title/Subject: Title list of philosophical works found in Elsa Gidlow's library
Reader: Phylis Matyi ca. 1985
Audio Cassette no. 12
Title: I Am The Earth
Words and Music: Kay Gardner
Performance: Kay Gardner. n.d.
Audio Cassette no. 13
Titles: Experience and Love Song
Text: Elsa Gidlow, taken from her Sapphic Songs
Muscial Setting: Kay Gardner. n.d.
Audio Cassette no. 14
Title: A Creed For Freed Women
Text: Elsa Gidlow
Musical Setting: Kay Gardner
Performance: Dinah Women's Chorus
Location: Cincinnati, OH. Mar 21, 1981
Audio Cassette no. 15
Title: Fishersdaughter - An album of songs
Producer: Kay Gardner
Recording Company: Evenkeel Records, EKR - 44. 1986
Audio Cassette no. 16
Title: Purple Passion - A reading
Text: Jay Goldspinner
Reader: Jay Goldspinner. n.d.
Audio Cassette no. 17
Title: Scenes From Cavafy
Composer: Lou Harrison
Performance: ? [Notes on the cassette are illegible] n.d.
Audio Cassette no. 18
Title: Six Cembalo Sonatas
Composer: Lou Harrison
Performance: Susan Summerfield, harpsichord
Location: Mills Colege, Oakland, CA. Feb 1986
Audio Cassette no. 19
Title: Piano Concerto
Composer: Lou Harrison
Performance: Keith Jarrett, piano, with The New Japan Philharmonic
Location: ? Feb 1984
Audio Cassette no. 20
Title: Corn Maiden
Text: Elsa Gidlow
Musical Setting: Kathy Roberts
Note: Described as an exhibition tape. Mar 30, 1974
Audio Cassette no. 21
Title: Invocation To Sappho
Text: Elsa Gidlow, taken from her Sapphic Songs
Musical Setting: Anna Rubin
Performance: Anna Rubin and others
Location: ? Aug 22, 1975
udio Reel to Reel nos. 1-3 [7" - speed 7-1/2]
Title/Subject: Poetry reading and discussion - Parts 1, 2, & 3
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Location: ? n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel no. 4 [7" - speed 7-1/2]
Title/Subject: Poetry reading
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Location: ? n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel no. 5 [7" - speed 7-1/2]
Title/Subject: Poetry reading
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Note: Not recorded before a live audience. n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel no. 6 [7" - speed 7-1/2]
Title/Subject: Drumming and chanting recorded in Japan
Note: See Alan Watt's notation on the back of the box. n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel no. 7 [7" - speed 7-1/2]
Title: La Koro Sutro
Composer: Lou Harrison
Performance: Chorus and gamelan orchestra conducted by Donald Cobb
Location: ? n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel nos. 8 & 9 [5" - speed 9-1/2]
Title/ Subject: Poetry reading - Parts 1&2
Reader: Elsa Gidlow
Location: The Southern California Women for Understanding Conference, Los Angeles, CA. Feb 1981
Audio Reel to Reel no. 10 [5" - speed 3-3/4]
Title/Subject: Interview with Ella Young
Interviewer: Wallace Hamilton
Location: ? n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel no. 11 [3" - speed 3-3/4]
Title: The Rainbow Boy And The Corn Maiden
Text: Elsa Gidlow
Musical Setting: Lou Harrison
Performance: ? n.d.
Audio Reel to Reel no. 12 [3" - speed 7-1/2]
Title: May Rain
Text: Elsa Gidlow, taken from her Sapphic Songs
Musical Setting: Lou Harrison
Performance: ? n.d.
Videocassette [Mode: Beta]
Title/Subject: Interview with Elsa Gidlow
Interviewer: Mary Hart
Note: Interview is incomplete. n.d.
Elsa Gidlow
ca. 1920-1950
ca. 1950-1970
ca. 1970-1986
Gidlow family members, various dates
Album, mostly family and early friends, ca. 1870 - 1930
ca. 1900-1940
ca. 1970-1986
Unidentified persons, various dates
Snapshots by Betty Caldwell and "Niki" Kearby [Removed from an acidic album], 1980
Clarkson Crane & Clyde Evans and Bill Brown & Lou Harrison, ca. 1925- 1940
Lynn Gotchall, n.d.
Violet "Tommy" Henry-Anderson, various dates
Isabel Grenfell Quallo, ca. 1945-1950
Somers family, various dates
Alan Watts, various dates
Ella Young, n.d.
Animals, various dates
Homes in Fairfax, Mill Valley, various dates
Homes in Mill Valley [slides], various dates
Japan trip, 1965
Miscellaneous photos and slides, various dates
Negatives, various dates
Original Documents
Canadian Bookman; Cohen, Jocelyn H.
Dodd, Mead and Company; [The] Emerson Quarterly; Feeney, Conrad John; Foster, Jeanette
Gidlow Family Members
Henry-Anderson, Violet Winifred Leslie, Letter from, 1934
Henry-Anderson, Violet Winifred Leslie, Letters to
Helaine Victoria Press (Jocelyn Cohen); Hoyt, Helen; Johns, Orrick
[The] League Agency; [The] Liberator ; Lieber, Maxim [Letter from The Forum]
[The] Macmillan Company; [The] Mental Hygiene Committee of Montreal
Mills, Roswell G.
Molson, John; Moore, Marcella
Pacific Coast Journal of Nursing ; [The] Prairie Press
Smith, Chard Powers; Topics Publishing Company; Troxel, Dorothy
Verdun Protestant Hospital; [The] Viking Press
Welch, Marie de L.; Bynner, Witter
Subject Files
Fairfax Residents and Taxpayers Association - Constitution, by-laws, related materials and Gidlow's newspaper coverage, 1945-1947
[V. W. L.]Henry-Anderson re the Estate of, - Documents, correspondence, and related materials, 1935
Red-baiting in Fairfax, CA
Correspondence and related materials, 1947- 1948
Resolution, history and correspondence re Gidlow's dismissal from the City Planning Commission, 1947-1948
Original newspaper clippings of Gidlow, 1947
Manuscripts - Short Stories
Love, Money, and Bunny Bantam, n.d.
The Stone Image [2 drafts], n.d.
Unpublished Novels
Manuscripts - Poetry
The Common Root, n.d.
Stone Jungles - typed poems, n.d.
Poems, 1923-1925
Oversize Materials
1 Folder
Located in GLHS Oversized materials from various collections box
Poems in Folio - A portfolio of illustrated broadsheet featuring selected works of various poets, edited by Stanley Kunitz, Henry Rago, Richard Wilbur, and published in San Francisco, California, ca. 1950's
Full page color photograph of the residents of Druid Heights published with a related article in California Living Magazine, Mar 21, 1971
Miscellaneous oversized materials
Appendix A: List of Correspondents
[Andree] Abecassis & Associates, 1976
[The] Academy of American Poets, 1935
Albright, Mia, n.d.
[The] American Academy of Asian Stidies, 1953
American Book Company, 1935
American Mercury, n.d.
see also Lieber, Maxim
American Poetry Journal
Anderson, Henry, 1972
see also KPFA
Andrews, Gwyneth, 1983
Angelou, Maya, 1976
Arnold, June
see Daughter Publishing Co., Inc.
Arnovitz, Benton M.
see Chilton Book Company
[The] Ark, 1978-1982
Arthur, Gavin, 1954
Artman, Nan, 1975
Atherton, Gertrude, 1924
Auerback, Dr. John B., 1969
Avernile, Mary Beth
see Avernile-Gibbons Technical Consultants
Avernile-Gibbons Technical Consultants, 1986
Baker, Claire J., 1980
[Zentatsu] Baker
see Zen Center
Barba, Sharton
see [The] University of New Mexico
see also [The] Feminist Writer's Guild
Barnard, Mary
see [The] University of Buffalo, Lockwood Memorial Library
Barrows, P., n.d.
Basez, Emile, 1926-1933 *
Batchelller, Joseph D.
see [The] New England Theatre Conference
Beacon Press, 1980
Beboot, R. A.
see Body Politic
Bender, Albert M., 1929-1935
Benet, William Rose, 1940
see also [The] Saturday Review
Benson., Donald B.
see Synegetics
Berault, Nancy, 1982
Bereano, Nancy R.
see [The] Crossing Press
Best, Marshall A.
see [The] Viking Press
Bliss, Leslie E.
see [Henry E.] Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Bloch, Alice
see [The] Lesbian History Collective
Block, Carol Marie, 1971
[The] Bobbs Merrill Company
see [The] League Agency
Body Politic, 1977-1986
Boni & Liveright, Inc., 1922
Booklegger Press, 1981
see also West, Celeste
Book People, 1977-1979
Booth, E. Elliott
see [The] Macmillan Company of Canada Limited
Boucher, Sandy, 1984-1985
Brannigan, Michael, 1976
Brewer, Warren & Putman Inc., 1931
Brigham, Marion A., 1945
Brinkenhoff, M.
see Topics Publishing Comoany, Inc.
Brooks, Maysel, n.d.
Broughton, Suzanna, 1962
Brown, Marie D.
see Doubleday & Company, Inc.
Brown, Laura K.
see Diana Press
Brown, Rita May, 1971-1972
Buckner, Eve
see KPFA
Budapest, Zsuzsanna E., 1977
see also Diana Press
Bulkin, Elly, 1975-1980
see also Persephone Press
Burnett, Hallie
see Story
Burns, Aubrey, 1972-1973
Burnshaw, Stanley
see New Masses
Bynner, Witter, 1926
Caen, Herb, 1972
Caldwell, Betty
see Kearby, Norma "Niki"
California State College, Stanislaus, 1985
Canadian Bookman, 1919-1920
Canan, Dr, Janice B., 1984-1985
Canby, Henry S.
see [The] Saturday Review
Canfield, Cass
see Harper & Brothers
Cantlon, Marie
see Beacon Press
see also Harper & Row Publishers, Inc.
Carlson, Clayton E.
see Harper & Row Publishers, Inc.
Carlson, Elizabeth De Witt, 1971
Century Book Club, 1985
Cerf, Bennett A.
see Random House, Inc.
Chambers, Lynne
see Planned Parenthood Association of Idaho
see also Herstory
Chan, Cora Lee and William, n.d.
Chan, Lori, 1969-1985
Chauhan, Dr. K. D., 1980-1982
Chilton Book Company, 1976
Chipman, Sans C.
see [The] Emerson Quarterly
Christopher Street, 1980
Churchman, Gloria, 1971
Ciardi, John
see [The] Saturday Review
Clark, Judy and Pat
see J & P Distribution
Clark, Irwin & Company Limited, 1956
Cliff, Michelle
see Sinister Wisdom
Cohen, Elliott E.
see [The] Menorah Journal
Cohen, Jocelyn H., 1982-1986 *
see also Helaine Victoria Press
Coleman, Carroll D.
see [The] Prairie Press
see Lieber, Maxim
Commins, Saxe
see Random House
Compton, Russ
see Previews
Contact, 1965
Coote, Stephen
see Penguin Books Ltd.
see Lieber, Maxim
Costello, Ruth, 1971-1985 *
see also Contact
Country Women, 1974-1977 *
Covig, William
see Harrison, Lou
Conway, Mary Jo
see Tuckman, Goldstein & Phillips
Cowan, Lyndal, 1975-1978
Cox, Louise Estelle, 1923-1956 *
Cox, Sue, 1980-1981
Craft, Christine
see Spencer-Craft Productions
Crain, Maurice, 1952-1959
Crane, Clarkson, 1928-1952 *
Crewe, Judith
see Body Politic
[The] Crossing Press, 1981-1982
[Thomas Y.] Crowell Company
see [The] League Agency
Cruikshank, Magaret, 1981-1987 *
Currey, Chas. M.
see American Book Company
Curry, Andy
see Dust
Curtis Brown Ltd., 1932
Dahl, Arthur, 1978
D'Alessio, Elizabeth
see Diana Press
Dangerfield, George
see Brewer, Warren & Putman Inc.
Dashiell, Alfred S.
see [Charles] Scribner's Sons
Daughters Publishing Co., Inc., 1979
Davies, Arthur, n.d.
Davis, Graems, 1920 *
Decker, Dorothy and James
Degnan, June Oppen
see [The] American Academy of Asian Studies
Desmarias, Marguerite, 1920-1925*
[The] Dial, 1926
Diana Press, 1975-1978 *
Dick, Sheldon, 1932-1933
Dillon, A.
see Poetry
[The] Distributors, 1980
di Suvero, Victor M., 1982
Dobbs, K. R. E.
see {The] Macmillan Company of Canada Limited
Dolman, Dr. Percival, 1935
Dore, Alan
see Horizon
Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1959-1980
Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc., 1942
see also Lieber, Maxim
Dragon's Teeth Press, 1975
Drake, Dorothy M., 1971
see also Scripps College
Duell, Sloan & Pearce, Inc.
see Lieber, Maxim
Duncan, Robert
see Poetry Center at San Francisco State
Dunham, Elda, n.d.
Dunsford, Dr. Cathie, 1984
Dust, 1965-1969
Dykewoman, Elana, 1976
Edel, Deborah
see Lesbian Herstory Archives
Edmonds, W. B., 1976-1977
Eiseley, Loren C., 1967
Elias, Peter, 1986
Elsberg, Hildegard, 1971-1974
[The] Emerson Quarterly, 1924
Erskine, Caro, n.d.
Escamilla, Josette and Mondanako, Edna, n.d.
Espinosa, Marie, 1969
Estey, Paula
see Maenad
Evans, Clyde L., 1972-1979
Evans, Minton B., n.d.
[City of] Fairfax, 1948
Falcon, Jo, 1982
Farber, Dr. Leslie, n.d.
Farber, Marjorie, 1945
Farrar & Reinhart, Inc., 1936
Fassett, Dr. James, 1970
Feeney, Conrad John (Elsa Gidlow's nephew), 1961 *
Feeney, Edwin (Ruby Gidlow's husband), 1961 *
Felder, Dominique, 1984
Feminists Studies, 1979-1980 *
[The] Feminist Writer's Guild, 1980
Ferguson, Linda
see Pacific Sun
Field, Sara Bard, 1928-1935
Fielder, Sybil M.
see Scripps College
Fifield, Lillene, 1976
Fischer, Gertrud
see [The] Viking Press
Flanner, Hildegarde, 1937
Fleming, Vivian, 1936-1937
Flood, June, 1981-1982
Foley, Martha
see Story
Fonfa, Lynn
see West Coast Lesbian Collections
Forfreedom, Ann, 1974
Forst, Mary, 1975
[The] Fortnightly, 1932
Forum, 1924
see also Lieber, Maxim
Forum Publishing Company
see Lieber, Maxim
Foster, Jeannette, 1970-1971
Frances, Harriette, 1971
Frederick, John T,
see [The] Midland
Frontiers, 1979
Fulton, Len
see Dust
Furlong, Monica, 1981
Futcher, Jane, 1983
Gable, Cathy, 1977-1981
Gabriel, Mary
see Century Book Club
Gair, Cynthia
see Women in Distribution
Garber, Eric
see San Francisco Gay History Project
Gardner, Geoffrey
see [The] Ark
Gardner, Frieda, 1982
Gardner, K., 1981-1985
Gee, Deborah
see KGO-TV
[The R. S.] Geller Support Committee
see Diana Press
George, Kathi
see Frontiers
Gidlow, Alice (Elsa's mother), 1934-1935 *
Gidlow, Ivy (Elsa's sister), 1928-1930 *
Gidlow, Ruby (Elsa's sister), 1928-1961 *
Gidlow, Samuel (Elsa's father), 1927-1938 *
Gidlow, Theadora (Elsa's sister), 1920-1986 *
Gilbert, Morris
see [The] Smart Set
Gill, Harriet, 1982
Glasow, Glenn
see KPFA
Goldspinner, Jay, 1985
Good Housekeeping
see Lieber, Maxim
Goodwin, Dianna
see Libera
Gordon, Alfred, 1981
Gordi, Tooni
see [The] Spinners
Gorwall (?), Lola/Lolette, 1924-1927 *
Gotchall, Lynn, 1981-1985
Gottstein, Ruth, n.d.
Goyen, William
see McGraw-Hill Book Company
Gray, Dr. Cameron C., 1961
Greenfield, Gloria Z.
see Persephone Press
Greitzer, Deevy-Jane
see [The] Village Voice
Grier, Barbara
see Naiad Press
Griffin, Susan, 1971
Grimstead, Kirsten, 1973
Gross, Gerald
see Pantheon Press
Gross, Louis, 1921-1937 *
Gross, Terry
see Country Women
Gunn, Major General John A., 1958
Haddad, Phoebe, 1978
Haering, Linda, 1970-1982
Hall, Radclyffe and Troubridge, Una, 1929-1932 *
Hamilton, Paul, n.d.
Hamilton, Wallace
see KPFA
Hanalian, Linda, 1984
Harper, Carol, 1958
Harper & Brothers
see Lieber, Maxim
Harris, Helaine
see Women in Distribution, Inc.
see also Diana Press
Harrison, Lou and Corig, William, 1955-1985 *
Hart Marie, 1979-1984
Hart, Suzanne, n.d.
Hartley, Roland English, 1927-1930
Hartley Productions, 1983
Hartley, Elda
see Hartley Productions
Hayakawa, S. I., 1960
Hecht, Edith, n.d.
Helaine Victoria Press, Inc., 1977-1986 *
Hemley, Elaine G.
see California State College, Stanislaus
Hemstreet, Abigail aka Abigail Tigresslily, 1978-1984 *
Henry-Anderson, Godfrey R. (Tommy's brother), 1935
Henry-Anderson, Violet Winifred Leslie aka "Tommy" or "Panther", 1928- 1934
Herbert, Paul B., 1971
Herstory, 1984
Herz, Henrietta
see Dick, Sheldon
Hesperian House, 1962
Hiatt, Rebecca, 1978
Highland, A.
see Woman's Missionary Society
Hill, Albert, 1985
Hill Publishing Company, Inc., 1971
Hitchcock, George Parks
see San Francisco Review
Hodges, Harold, 1971
Hope, Mary 1921-1922 *
Hopkins, Catherine, 1982-1985
Horizen, 1961
Houghton Mifflin Company, 1946
see also Lieber, Maxim
Howard, Kim, n.d.
[Helen] Hoyt and W. W. Lyman, 1931-1935
see also Poetry
Huang, Al Chung-Liang, n.d.
Humphrey, Byron, 1939
Hunt, Stephen, 1971
[Henry E.] Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 1940
Hupp, James G., 1972
Hyman, Carlton S.
see [The] Fortnightly
Jackson, Ed
See Body Politic
J & P Distribution, 1981-1983
Jeffers, Una, 1937-1954
Johns, Orrick, n.d.
Jones, Eileen, 1976
Joost, Nicholas
see Poetry
Journal of Homosexuality, 1984
Joy, Emma, 1985
Kaufman, Bernard, 1971
Kearby, Norma / "Niki" and Caldwell, Betty, 1980-1986 *
Kehoe, Monika
see Journal of Homosexuality
Keith, Elva I.
see [The] Macmillan Company - U. S.
Kelley, William P.
see Doubleday & Company, Inc. Kennerley, Mitchell, 1921
Kent, Anne
see Moon Books
King, Helen, n.d.
see also [William] Morrow & Company, Inc.
Klaich, Dolores, 1983
Klingel, Kaaren, 1980
Knister, Raymond, 1928
[Alfred A.] Knopf, Inc., 1927
Konek, Carol
see Wichita State University
Koolish, Lynda, 1977
see also Country Women
Kornegger, Peggy, n.d.
Kramer, Harold
see Celestial Arts
Kuda, Marie J.
see Womanpress
Ladies Home Journal
see Lieber, Maxim
Lampson, Robin
see [The] Poetic Viewpoint
Langfeld, Marilyn, 1980-1982
Larsen, Martha, 1948
Larkin, Joan
see Persephone Press
Latham, Harold S.
see [The] Macmillan Company - U. S.
Laughlin, J.
see New Directions
Lazar, Bobbie
see Poets and Writers
[The] League Agency, 1938
League of American Writers, 1938
Leamy, Carol, 1976
Lebell, Sharon, 1986
Lee, Barbara, 1972
Lee, Mary Hope Whitehead, 1984
Leidy, Harry
see Topics Publishing Company, Inc.
Leighty, Vicki, 1986
Leita, Carole
see Women Library Workers Journal
Lengyel, Cornel, 1973
Le Page, Robert, 1978-1986
Lesbian Herstory Archives, 1975-1979 *
[The] Lesbian History Collective, 1975 *
Levee, Cynthia Betty, 1981
Levine, Naomi G.
see Scripps College
Lewis, Samuel, 1959-1970
Liapes, Michelle
see San Francisco Book Company, Inc.
Libera, 1972
[The] Liberator, 1924
Liberty Magazine
see Lieber, Maxim
Lieber, Maxim, 1934-1948 *
Liebes, Leon, 1934
Linkous, Diana E., 1985
Lionesio, Alice
see [City of] Fairfax
Little, Brown & Company, 1951
Longmans, Green & Co.
see Lieber, Maxim
Loveman, Amy
see [The] Saturday Review
Lovelock, Molly, 1982
see also Diana Press
Lowry, Mary, 1982
Ludwig, Helen, 1971
Lyman, W. W.
see [Helen] Hoyt and W. W. Lyman
Lyngklip, Pauline, 1942
Lyon, Phyllis
see Martin, Del and Lyon, Phyllis
Lyon, Tom
see Western American Literature
Mac Cowan, Lyndall, 1976, 1978
Mac Cullock, Bunny, 1982-1986
Mac Donald, Barbara, 1984
MacKinnon, Catherine, 1980-1984 *
Maclean's Magazine, 1928
[The] Macmillan Company - U. S., 1934-1935
[The] Macmillan Company of Canada Limited, 1933-1935
Maenad, 1980-1981
Magazine for Women, 1927-1928
[David] Magee Book Shop, 1959
Mally, Dr. J. W., 1936
Malti, George M., 1971
Marky, Alexander
see Pearson's Magazine
Martin, Del and Lyon, Phyllis, 1971-1981
Mathias, Rita, 1923-1927
Matteson, Ann, 1976-1983
Maule, H. E.
see Doubleday, Doran and Company
Mazer, June
McCoy, Nina, 1977
McDowell, Jennifer
see Merlin Press
McGillicuddy, Padraigin, 1979-1986
McGovern, George, 1961
McGuire, William
see Princeton University Press
McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1967
McGuire, Paula, 1974-1978
see also Pantheon Books
McGuire, William
see Princeton University Press
McInnes-Hayman, Sasha, 1984-1985
Meadows, Kaitlin, n.d.
Mencken, H. L.
see [The] American Mercury
Melamud, Judith, 1980
[The] Menorah Journal, 1927
[The] Mental Hygiene Committee of Montreal, 1929
Merlin Press, 1978
Meserve, Nat, 1971
[The] Midland, 1927-1931
Miles, Josephine S., 1934
Miller, U. S. House Rep. Clem, 1961
Miller, Isabel
see Routsong, Alma
Millett, Kate, 1985
Mills, Roswell George, 1918-1950 *
Mines, Stephanie, 1977
Minor, Robert
see [The] Liberator
Mirrielees, Edith R.
see [The] Pacfic Spectator
Mitchell, Helen, n.d.
Moffett, M. S., 1934
Molson, John, 1936
Mondanako, Edna
see Escamillo, Josette and Mondanako, Edna
Monroe, Harriet
see Poetry
Moon Books
see Diana Press
Moonwoman, B., 1978
Moore, H. Napier
see Maclean's Magazine
Moore, Marcella, ca. 1933 *
Moore, Mariane
see [The] Dial
Moore, Richard
see KPFA
Morgan, Glen E., 1960-1962
Morgan, Robin, 1969
Morrow, Elizabeth M.
see [The] Bobs Merrill Company
[William] Morrow & Company, Inc., 1946-1961
Moses, Claire G.
see Feminist Studies
Mosk, California State Attorney General Stanley, 1959
Mott, Frank Luther
see [The] Midland
Mountaingrove, Ruth and Jean, 1978-1984
Mountain Starr, Terra, n.d.
Mouth of the Dragon, 1976
Mullally, Dr. Emmet J., 1922
Munro, Deborah, 1976
Murphy, D., 1935
Murray, Carol A., 1979
Myron, Nancy
see Diana Press
Naiad Press, 1981-1987
see also Diana Press
Nameth, Terry
see Book People
Nelson, Jackie
see Women
Nestle, Joan
see Lesbian Herstory Archives
New College of California, 1983
New Directions, 1943-1968
[The] New England Theatre Conference, 1974
Newman, Gail, 1976
New Masses, 1935
New World Press Publishers, 1984
New Yorker
see Lieber, Maxim
North Mac D., Jessica, 1935
Norhtwestern University Library, 1976
Oakes, Maud van C., n.d.
O'Brien, Edward J., 1927
Oda, Mayumi, 1984
Old Lady Blue Jeans, 1967
Olkowski, Helga, 1971
Ottinger, John C.
see Topics Publishing Company
Pacific Coast Journal of Nursing - Elsa Gidlow , editor, 1927- 1928
Pacific Drug Review, 1935
[The] Pacfic Spectator, 1954
Pacfic Sun, 1972-1976
Pacoz, Christina, 1975
Palmer, Phil, n.d.
Panjandrum Press, 1973
Pantheon Books, Inc., 1959-1972
Parker, Jan, 1979
Pater, Alan F.
see [The] Poetry Digest Association
Patron, Gloria, n.d.
Pattee, Dr. Christine, 1980
Peace News, 1967
Pearlman, Daniel
see University of Idaho - Department of English
Pearl Time's Child, 1980-1983
Pearson's Magazine, 1923
Penelope, Julia
see [The] University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Penguin Books Ltd., 1983
[Lord] Pentland, 1951-1955
[The] Peoples Press, 1941
Persephone Press, 1979-1981 *
Pistole, William H.
see Reynal & Hitchcock, Inc.
Planned Parenthood Association of Idaho, Inc., n.d.
Plannetta, Pat, 1971
[The] Poetic Viewpoint, 1934
Poetry, 1918-1954 *
Poetry Center at San Francisco State, 1957 *
[The] Poetry Digest Association, 1935
Poetry World, 1931
Poets and Writers, n.d.
Pomada, Elizabeth, 1978
Poore, Nancy Taylor, 1983-1986
see also Helaine Victoria Press
Potter, Clare
see West Coast Lesbian Collection
Potts, Billie, 1984
Powell, Pamela
see Persephone Press
[The] Prairie Press, 1935
[The] Press of James A. Decker, 1943
Previews, 1981
[van] Prigge, Carolyn, 1980
Princeton Universaity Press, 1972
Pyle, Jim, 1973-1981
Quallo, Isabel, 1945-1984
[The] Radical Reviewer, 1982
Rand, Yvonne
see Zen Center
Random House, Inc., 1937
Ransom, Willam, 1922-1925 *
Rasmussen, Marie, 1971
Raymond, Michael J.
see [The] Distributors
Redinger, Ellsworth / Al, 1981-1982
Reid, Coletta
see Diana Press
Reid, Dr. R. H. Y., 1934
Rennick, Dan
see Topics Publishing Company, Inc.
Rexroth, Kenneth, 1972-1977 *
Reynal & Hitchcock, Inc.
see Farber, Marjorie
Richter, Margaret R., 1938
Riley, Elizabeth M.
see [Thomas Y.] Crowell Company
Riley, Noreen, 1985
Rinehart & Company
see Lieber, Maxim
Robinson, E. G., 1922
Roche, Mary Alice
see [Charlotte] Selver Foundation, Inc.
Rockkwell, John - Mayor of Fairfax, CA, n.d.
Rocky Mountain Review, n.d.
Rogers, Patsy, 1984
Rooksby, Doris A.
see Hesperian Press
Root, E. Merrill, 1942
Rosenthal, Claudia
see Zango
Roszak, Betty
see Peace News Routsong, Alma, 1971
Rubin, Anna, 1976
see [The] Lesbian History Collective
Ruoff, A. L., 1971
Rush, Kent, 1982
Russ, Elmo, 1935-1937
Russell & Volkening, Inc., 1942-1943
Russell, Duarmuid
see Russell & Volkening, Inc.
Ryan, Dennis, n.d.
Ryan, Terry, 1975-1982
Ryer, Karen Anbderson, 1982-1984
[The] Ryerson Press, 1956
Sand, Cy-Thea
see [The] Radical Reviewer
Sanders, Sydney
see Poetry World
Sandwell, B. K.
see Canadian Books
see also Saturday Night
[The] San Francisco Bay Guardian, 1971
San Francisco Gay History Project, 1978
San Francisco Reel, 1971
San Francisco Review, 1960
San Rafael Independent, 1948
San Souci, Robert D., 1984
Saturday Evening Post
see Lieber, Maxim
Saturday Night, 1934-1935
[The] Saturday Review, 1927-1956
Schafer, (?), 1940
Schmadehl (?), Frances, 1971
Schwartz, Judith, 1978-1982
see also Frontiers
Schwing, Lee
see Women
Scott, Fran, n.d.
[Charles] Scribner's Sons, 1934-1937
Scripps College, 1953-1972
Selmier, Victoria, 1971
Selver, Charlotte and Charles
see [Charlotte] Selver Foundation, Inc.
[Charlotte] Selver Foundation, Inc., 1963-1986 *
see Lieber, Maxim
Shapiro, Robert B., 1969-1970
Sharp, Jon
see Chandler & Sharp Publishers, Inc.
Shear, Linda
see Old Lady Blue Jeans
Shelton, Candace, 1980
Schere (?), Chas.
see KPFA
Sherman, Jane
see [The] League Agency
Sherman, Sarah
see Northwestern University Library
Shipley, Mrs. Maynard, 1954-1974
Silverman, B.
see [The] Mental Hygiene Committee of Montreal
Simon & Schuster, 1928
Simon, Brenda
see Wild West Publishing House
Simon, Henry W.
see Simon & Schuster
Singer, June K., 1974-1984
Sinister Wisdom, 1979-1982
Sheen, Patsy, 1982
Sletteland, Greggar
see [The] San Francisco Bay Guardian
Sloan & Pearce, Inc.
see Lieber, Maxim
Slutsky, Alex, n.d.
[The] Smart Set, 1923
Smith, Chard Powers, 1933
Smith, Donna, 1981-1985
Smith, June, 1972
Smith, T. R.
see Boni & Liveright, Inc.
Snell, George
see Rocky Mountain Review
Snyder, Gary, 1974-1982
Social Services Department - Calfornia, 1985
see Diana Press
Somers, Barbara Hansen, 1961
Somers, Roger and Barbara, 1974
Sonoma Social Service Department, 1983
Spencer-Craft Productions, 1980
[The] Spinners, 1935
Spinsters Ink, 1983-1984 *
Spretnak Charlene, 1980-1981
Squarebooks, 1978
Staebler, Walter, 1926-1933
Stanley, Don
see Pacific Sun
Stark, John, 1986
Star, Susan Leigh
see Sinister Wisdom
Starr, Carol
see Women Library Workers Journal
Steele, Thomas
see Christopher Street
Stern, Nanci, 1974
Stevens, Evelyn M. 1976
Stoller, Susan, 1976
see Lieber, Maxim
Sunlove, Kat, 1982
Sutherland, Eileen, 1971
Symington, Marie, 1921
Tabak, A.,
see Book People
Tabet, Caesar P., 1957-1971
Taylor, Harry Paul, 1933
Taylor, Valerie, 1982-1983
Teiser, Ruth, 1973
Tetrault, Jeanne, 1978
Thomas, Sherilyn
see Spinsters Ink
Thomas, Sherry, 1976
Thomas, Trevor
see KPFA
Thompson, Frederick, 19??
Thompson, Lawrence
see University of Kentucky
Thompson, Nancy, 1983
Thomysson, Anne
see Women
Tigresslily, Abigail aka Abigail Hemstreet
see [The] Feminist writers' Guild
Tobin, Suzanne de Laveaga , 1985
Today's Woman
see Lieber, Maxim
Tomyns, Kathy
see Diana Press
Topics Publishing Company, Inc., 1935
Tower Publicatiions, Inc., 1964
Towl, Severn A.
see Universaity of California Press
Transo Envelope Company, 1970
Tres Femmes
see Smith, June
Troubridge, Una
see Hall Radclyffe and Troubridge, Una
Trounstine, John J., 1932-1933
Troxel, Dorothy, 1923-1926 *
Tsenin, Ksenia K., 1977
Turner. Ethel, 1943-1947
see also League of American Writers
Turner, Kay, 1979-1981
Twynham, Leonard
see American Poetry Joournal
[The] United States Department of Labor, Immigration & Naturalization Service, 1940
[The] University of Buffalo, Lockwood Memorial Library, 1939
University of Idaho, Department of English, 1978
University of Kentucky, 1962
[The] University of Nebraska, Incoln, 1980
[The] University of New Mexico, 1980
[The] University of South Dakota, 1979-1980
Vaeth, Kim, 1979
[The] Viking Press, Inc., 1931
[The] Village Voice, 1975
Voices, 1939
Wagstaff, ? , n.d.
Walker, Ann and Larry, 1973
Wallace, Rosemarie, 1979-1982
Wallace, Grant V., 1971
Walters, Dorothy
see Wichita State University
Wan, Evelyn, 1979-1983
Ward, G.,
see Hill Publishing Company, Inc.
Wattles, J., 1976-1977
Watts, Alan and Jano, 1952-1971 *
Weatherwax, Jack, 1931
Weil, Mathilda
see [The] Writer's Workshop, Inc.
Weissich, W. O., District Attorney of Marin County, 1985
Welch, Marie de L., 1926-1951 *
Wells, Karen, 1974
West, Celeste, 1972-1985 *
see also Booklegger Press
West Coast Lesbian Collections, 1982-1989 *
Wheelock, John Hall
see [Charles] Scribner's Sons
Whiting, France
see Cosmopolitan
Whiting, Laurie
see Women's Press Project
Wichita State University, 1974
Wilson, Annne S.
see Magazine for Women
Wilson, Gerald D., 1981
Wilson, Helen S., 1970
Wings, Mary
see Diana Press
Winkler, Harold
see KPFA
Wise, Lita
see Transo Envelope Company
Wolfe, Susan J.
see [The] University of South Dakota
Wolff, Charlotte, 1972
Woller, Wendy J., 1985-1986
Wolman, Baron
see Squarebooks
Womanpress, 1975-76
Woman's Home Companion
see Lieber, Maxim
Woman's Missionary Society, 1940
Women, 1979-81
Women in Distribution, 1974-79
see also Diana Press
Women Library Workers Journa l, 1980
Wong, Bett, n.d.
Woodburn, John
see Little, Brown & Company
Wright, Tracy, 1976
[The] Writers' Workshop, n.d.
Wylie, E. K.,
see Farrar & Rinehart, Inc.
Young, Ella, 1951-53 *
Young, Leslie, 1979
Young, Sally, 1981
Zabel, Morten D.
see Poetry
Zango, 1984


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Journal Article
A Progress Review on Soot Experiments and Modeling in the Engine Combustion Network (ECN)
The 4th Workshop of the Engine Combustion Network (ECN) was held September 5-6, 2015 in Kyoto, Japan. This manuscript presents a summary of the progress in experiments and modeling among ECN contributors leading to a better understanding of soot formation under the ECN "Spray A" configuration and some parametric variants. Relevant published and unpublished work from prior ECN workshops is reviewed. Experiments measuring soot particle size and morphology, soot volume fraction (fv), and transient soot mass have been conducted at various international institutions providing target data for improvements to computational models. Multiple modeling contributions using both the Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) Equations approach and the Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) approach have been submitted. Among these, various chemical mechanisms, soot models, and turbulence-chemistry interaction (TCI) methodologies have been considered.

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Community College Remediation
Percentage of students at Illinois community colleges taking remedial courses.
The graphs display the percentage of graduates from this high school who are taking remedial courses at Illinois community colleges. The first set of bars shows the percentage of students taking any type of remedial courses. The other sets of bars show the percentage of students taking courses in the content areas of Reading, Mathematics, or Communication Skills (writing and speaking). Select the graduating class you want to view by using the drop down menu in the upper right corner of the display.
Remediation, sometimes called developmental education, is designed to help students achieve a level of college and career readiness that will enable them to succeed in core academic subjects such as reading, math, and science. Community colleges require students to take remedial courses if they are judged to need additional preparation in order to earn credit from college-level studies. Almost 50% of the class of 2013 entering community colleges in Illinois were placed in developmental education in at least one subject. These courses incur tuition costs, but do not earn college credit. Students may be identified as needing remedial courses during high school or through college placement tests. Working with their local community colleges, some Illinois high schools are teaching college-level remedial courses to high school seniors and are seeing dramatic reductions in numbers of students needing remediation at the college level.


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There's a new hairstylist in town, and we girls in the V.F. Beauty department are in love with Greg (for short) Ruggeri and his two-chair salon in his Chelsea duplex atelier.
Ruggeri Salon opened its doors quietly late last summer, and—just through word of mouth—has been quite the destination for folks who don't desire the big pomp and bustling circumstance of a giant salon layout. The salon's intimate setting offers serious tête-à-tête attention, a formula that worked for Ruggeri and his partner, interior designer Craig Longhurst, back in Sydney, Australia, where they turned their intricately decorated Victorian town house into half-home/half-salon—a hit with Sydney's A-listers and celebrities.
Ruggeri's been dressing hair since he was 15 years old, thanks to his mother, who was also a hairstylist. After learning all he could from his dear "mum," he established a very successful history of working at various high-end Sydney salons—training in color, cut, and style—and shooting editorials for Australian Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, which brought him and Craig to New York.
I finally visited Greg and Craig early this summer, and Greg had me at "hello," with his incredibly soothing Australian accent, and I had a feeling that most of their clients would end up wanting to be their friends. "They just have this at-ease air about them," one client told me. And yes, it's all true, as I had the same sentiment.
Not long ago, Lynden braved the hottest day of the summer to pay a visit to Greg, which was a welcome (and cool) escape from the blistering day outside. As she described, "If it wasn't his obvious love and talent for hair that set me at instant ease, it was his charming smile, Australian accent, and beautiful home, decorated by his partner of 19 years, which offers a hair experience completely unique to New York City. And I am in love with Greg!"
Here, Lynden's diary of her lovely experience:
I reclined in a very comfortable leather armchair (the sink adjusted itself to my neck), while Greg gifted my hair with a thorough cleansing treatment. "You need to go easy on the blonde, dear," he gently chided. Afterward, I sat facing a wall decorated with an eclectic display of artwork, while Greg proceeded to scrutinize my locks. I presented him with quite the challenge—my hair not only had to make the journey on a Jitney bus to the Hamptons for the evening, but it had to survive the 115-degree heat. But Greg Ruggeri, unperturbed, rose to the occasion. After a stunning blow-dry ("I want my hair to look like this every day," I whined), I had my hair pinned up and was given strict instructions to not touch it, then was sent on my way with some needed advice and products. That night, my hair effortlessly tumbled from the pins just as Greg had said it would. Seriously, why can't my hair look like that every day?
Ruggeri Salon is a unique place, an escape from the city, and you truly feel as though you and your hair are getting the one-on-one attention they need! There are no distractions, no rushing, no one to impress; just you and Greg and the gentle, soothing jazz playing softly on the stereo. The studio achieves a perfect equilibrium—it has the comfort of a home, while still being professional. And since Craig is an interior decorator, you have the option of speaking to him about any help your own home needs.
So, hair care plus home decorating advice: What more does a New Yorker need in one stop?
The Ruggeri Salon(212-229-2094) is located at 153 West 18th Street in Manhattan.


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Delhi is India's capital territory, and its mystic appeal makes it one of the top tourist destinations in the country. It has some of the best relics of the old world, rich culture, great food, and wonderful scenery. You won't find it hard to love the heart of India.
Do you call yourself a history buff? Check out the famous lost empire of Red Fort which is made of beautiful red sandstone. Be greeted by the Delhi Gate, and marvel at all the sights inside like the Diwan-i-Aam audience hall, the Khas Mahal, Rang Mahal, and the Mumtaz Mahal.
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Airsoft Surgeon - M870 Slugshot & Super Magnum 6mm Shell for Tanaka M870 (2007-03-24)
The M870 Slugshot Shotgun is finally here, and is as fantastic as we thought it will be. Order yours now for a CL-customised shotgun with a difference! It comes with 5x slug shells and is a fantastic piece of craftmanship. Additional "slugs" will be available for sale shortly. Performance is incredible with very high fire-power. We do not recommend shooting your friends at close range!
In response to the popularity of the Tanaka M870 shotgun, Airsoft Surgeon has innovated something completely new - a custom engineered slug-shot shell that is capable of taking red gas to fire out a single rubber slug with amazing performance. This shotgun was custom designed for US Navy training, which currently uses the Airsoft Surgeon slugshot for CQB training. The Tanaka shotgun's design (found both in the M870 and the Trenchgun) use a firing pin just like the real shotgun. Gas is charged into the shell.
Tanaka's factory shells are designed to expel their full charge of gas in about 6 shots. Airsoft Surgeon's shell (completely different design and uses none of the parts from Tanaka's stock shells) acts much like a miniature Madbull or Mosquito Molds shell to expel the entire volume of charged gas in one shot to propel the slug out. The result is amazing performance that drives the rubber slug through both sides of the box as shown in the video. Note the shotgun used for the slug shot must be modified by Airsoft Surgeon!
Tests have yielded very high performance, which finally gives shotguns a place in the airsoft skirmish world as a weapon to be feared! Of course, the huge bang and cloud of smoke that comes from Airsoft Surgeon's shells also create a much more realistic shotgun experience! We have been testing the M870 Slugshot along with the Airsoft Surgeon Slugshot shells, and we were quite simply blown away by the performance of both. It is such a pleasing performer, with good power and great range. We tested it with a target approximately 20 metres away. The trajectory of the slug is very straight and accurate, eventually hitting the cardboard box target, penetrating both the front and back of the box, then it hit the wall behind and rebounded back to penetrate the rear of the box again! You can see it in our video below!!
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PRE-ORDER - Airsoft Surgeon M870 Slugshot 18 inchTake a look at the NEW video below of the finalised product. This is what you will be getting!!! Take a look below for simply awesome performance.
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These two videos are of the prototype Slugshot shells:
Airsoft Surgeon have also created the Super Magnum 6mm Shell also, which comes in a boxed set of 5 hand-customised shells. Each shell is modified by Clarence Lai, and provides more potential for high performance. As a result of the modifications, the shells are good for 450fps with Green Gas, and the shells can be used with HFC134a, Green and Red gas. The shells are completely compatible with all the Tanaka M870's and gives you superb performance instantly! Available now!!
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'I just feel a lot healthier being vegetarian but the thing I love most is the fact that I have a completely clear conscience'.
A word of advice to meat eaters – if you think that animal cruelty is unimportant and that vegetarianism is a waste of time, whatever you do…
Don't Challenge Anneka
by Tony Wardle
If you're young, you almost certainly know her as a trend-setting, pretty cool cyber babe. If you're not young, you may not know her at all. Either way, Anneka Svenska is a multi-talented actress, comedienne, writer and presenter who pops up all over the place – OK magazine, GQ and Front magazines, on the cover of Essential or hosting a celebrity night at Madame Jo Jos. But real devotees will forever see her as Eden in the quirky, sci-fi, martial arts programme Out There on Channel Five TV. Fortunately, Anneka is also a committed vegetarian, ardent Viva! supporter and model who has the looks to transport our t-shirts to a different dimension.
The lovely thing about Anneka is that she isn't playing at animal rights. When she talks about suffering she does so with great intensity, carefully thinking through what she wants to say, choosing words with precision and delivering them with all the skills of a professional actor. She wants to be understood and wants to have an effect – she wants to change things.
This was never clearer than at our London anti-factory farming rally two years ago where she appeared on stage with her little daughter Annalise. She likened today's factory farms and slaughterhouses with the holocaust and knew she was courting controversy by doing so. She wasn't making a value judgement that human suffering and animal suffering are one and the same but was making the point that they have similar roots, are surrounded by similar excuses and that the mechanics of abuse and slaughter are so similar as to be frightening.
There is a sense that all roads, all commitments in Anneka's world lead to Annalise and that Anneka is determined to do all she can to provide a better world for her little innocent to grow up in.
Anneka with daughter Annalise and Wendy Turner-Webster
"When I had Annalise nearly four years ago my mother made no attempt to hide her worries at my determination to bring her up as a veggie. I had to make it very clear that the last thing I wanted was to muck up my little girl's system with meat!"
Talking to Anneka in the comfort of her lovely Battersea home there is sense that this decision was probably not that easy because she describes her partner, Michael, as a 'rampant meat eater'.
"I can't even discuss the issues with him and so, for the sake of our relationship, I simply avoid the subject." I also sense it's time to avoid the subject but one thing I'm certain of, if Michael is waiting for Anneka to bend the knee and change her beliefs, he'll have a long wait. They run through every fibre of her and she's already fought some pretty intense battles in support of them.
It all began in her early teens when she made a connection between the meat on her plate and living animals. The realisation dawned when she picked up some leaflets from a street stall which exposed the truth behind fox hunting, vivisection and factory farming. That was the end of meat eating and the beginning of a battle which, today, sounds almost Dickensian. When she told teachers at her school of her decision and refused point blank to eat meat as part of her school lunch, the full weight of their ignorant authority swung into action.
"They told me I was much too thin to even think of giving up eating meat but when I insisted and stuck to my beliefs, they refused to allow me to attend school. I was effectively suspended until I agreed to give in. My parents backed the school and so I had no support and no option but to concede. Unbelievably, they then had a teacher monitor me to ensure I ate what was given to me."
Anneka is now 28 so this barbaric coercion by a state school didn't take place decades ago but relatively recently, when most schools in the country (thanks to a successful campaign by Viva!'s director Juliet Gellatley) were happily offering vegetarian options for lunch.
Despite the battle over vegetarianism, Anneka describes her Buckinghamshire upbringing as extremely happy – 'nice and middle class'. Although one of four children, she was the only girl and the youngest of her three brothers is 14 years older than her – so it's probably fair to assume she was spoilt rotten by them. However, another battle loomed over vivisection when students at her school were expected to gas living rats, chop them up on the pretext of learning and freeze them.
"Kids were killing and dissecting for no reason whatever and it had nothing to do with the careers they intended following after leaving school. I found it all so utterly cruel and unnecessary and as a consequence I simply boycotted biology classes."
Fortunately, home provided an entirely different animal environment:
"There were always lots of animals around – cats and dogs and at one point as many as 40 dwarf rabbits. It all started after I'd watched Watership Down and fell in love with rabbits. Their numbers just kept on growing, partly because I was continually sneaking new ones home from rabbit shows, believing that no one would ever notice them amongst so many others."
Her love of animals made Anneka think about becoming a vet and when she went to drama school, she filled in by doing work experience at a veterinary practice.
"I found it very stressful, particularly the whole process of killing animals. The vets seemed to be keen to kill and showed no emotion that I could see. Owners were always asked if they wanted the ashes of their pet after they had been cremated but all the animals were burned in batches so the owners were sent any old ashes. It just seemed so disrespectful to me."
Anneka first came to the public's attention when she presented the cult Channel Five programme Out There. The offer came when she was three months pregnant with Annalise and she finally took to the small screen just two weeks after her baby was born. Presenting was not what she originally intended as Anneka sees herself as an actor and comedy her forte. She is currently working on two comedy series which she will also co-write.
Incensed at the way fur has been making a gradual reappearance, she has recently agreed to model a range of fake furs on the basis that each sale will produce a contribution to Viva!'s campaign funds. Thanks Anneka – it's appreciated!
Anneka Svenska has an absolute commitment to ending animal cruelty and when she talks about it you can detect the pace of her conversation increasing, her voice becoming more intense. You get the sense that she is feeling everything she says even as she says it. It would be a brave person who challenged her on this particular subject!
Few of us have ever been forced to eat meat and that must have left a scar of resentment.
"I just feel a lot healthier being vegetarian but the thing I love most is the fact that I have a completely clear conscience. When I was younger and had to eat meat I felt terrible – both mentally and physically. Now I feel great and even insurance companies offer lower premiums to us veggies so that tells you something."


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