Newspaper Women and the Making of the Modern, 1885—1910

Abstract

“Inever shall forget my thrill at the phrasecover it,” the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Zona Gale wrote of her early newspaper work in New York City from 1901 to 1903: “When I was actually a reporter, I used to go about my work saying to myself, ‘I'm out on an assignment!’ People talked about thenewspaper grind. But I was more than happy in it. I was ecstatic.”

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