Another Form of Crying: Girl Zines as Life Writing

Jennifer Sinor

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Gender, Feminism, and Media Early Modern Women Writers

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The cover of Valerie's zine, Farm Sweater Revolution #5, displays a narrow picture of a hand, presumably a woman's, given the bracelets and the curve of the forearm, either chaining or unchaining w...

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