Inventory of the Alix Kates Shulman
Papers,
1892-2000 (bulk
1968-2000)
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Descriptive Summary
Title
Alix Kates Shulman Papers,
1892-2000
(bulk
1968-2000)
Creator
Shulman, Alix Kates
Extent
24.5 Linear
Feet
12,700 Items
Repository
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special
Collections Library, Duke University
Language
English.
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Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
Collection is restricted.
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not been transferred to Duke University. For more
information, consult the copyright section of the
Regulations and Procedures of the Rare Book, Manuscript,
and Special Collections Library.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Alix Kates Shulman
Papers, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections
Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The Alix Kates Shulman Papers were received by
the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library
as a purchase and gift in 1998 and 2000.
Processing Information
Processed by Kathryn Fenn
Completed 2000
Encoded by Joshua Kaiser; Ruth E. Bryan
Revised by Lindsay Matson, 2009 May
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
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Biographical Note
Alix Kates Shulman (given name Alix Audrey Kates)
was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1932 to Dorothy Davis Kates
and Samuel Kates. Raised in suburban Cleveland Heights, she
graduated from Case Western Reserve University in 1953 with
a degree in English and History. She moved to New York City
after college and began graduate studies at Columbia
University where she met and married fellow graduate
student Marcus Klein in 1954. After marriage she began a
series of research, editorial and writing jobs. She and
Klein were divorced in 1958, and she then married Martin
Shulman in 1959. She gave birth to her son Ted in 1961 and
to her daughter Polly in 1963.
Shulman became involved in the early women's
liberation movement groups in New York City in the late
1960s. She participated in the famed Miss America Pageant
Protest in Atlantic City in 1968, was an early member of
the groups
"Redstockings"
and
"WITCH"
in 1969, and joined the
"New York Radical Women"
in
1970. At approximately the same time she became active in
the women's liberation movement, Shulman began her literary
career, publishing articles in both feminist and mainstream
periodicals, and publishing a number of children's books
and non-fiction books about Emma Goldman. She and Martin
Shulman drafted a
"Marriage Agreement"
which was published in the feminist journal
Up From Under in 1970.
The
"Agreement"
was
re-printed with accompanying articles in
Redbook (in 1971) and
then in
Life (1972). Due to
these re-printings, the
"Agreement"
received
much press and raised much controversy. It was attacked by,
among others, Norman Mailer and Russell Baker. Also in
1972, Shulman published her first major (and
semi-autobiographical) novel,
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen.Memoirs became a
national best seller, raised much debate about the growing
feminist movement and the situation of women in U.S.
society, and launched Shulman's writing career on a
national level.
Throughout the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, Shulman
continued to work as a feminist activist, to write essays
and short stories for a wide variety of journals and
newspapers, to teach and present speeches and conference
papers, and to publish novels and memoirs. She divorced
Martin Shulman in 1985 and married former Cleveland Heights
High School classmate Scott York in 1989. Her two most
recently published books are
Drinking the Rain
(1995), an account of her solitary, non-technological life
on a Maine island, and
A Good Enough Daughter
(1999), a memoir focusing on her relationships with her
late parents. She received an honorary doctorate of Humane
Letters from Case Western Reserve University in 2001.
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Collection Overview
The materials in the Alix Kates Shulman Papers
span the dates 1892 to 2000, with the bulk of materials
dating from 1968 to 2000. These materials include:
manuscripts, notes, clippings, published books,
correspondence, photographs, audio and videotapes,
microfilm, address and date books, family and business
records. The primary focus of the collection is Shulman's
writing and literary career. The secondary focus is the
women's liberation and feminist movements, in which Shulman
was and continues to be very active (from 1968 to the
present). However, feminism and feminist activism are
inextricably intertwined with Shulman's writing career, and
her 1972 novel
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen is regarded by many as the first novel to
"come out of"
the women's
liberation movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Other topics covered by the collection include:
her teaching and other academic work; her public speaking
and conference activities; and her involvement in political
activities besides feminism. This collection sheds valuable
light on the concerns and tensions within the women's
liberation and second-wave feminist movements. In
particular, the materials document debates and
disagreements among those active in the movement with
regard to sexuality, marriage and domestic relations,
women's financial situation and careers, health care, civil
rights and cultural expression. Many of these issues are
raised in Shulman's own work, including her novels, essays,
short fiction, personal letters and her teaching
materials.
The collection is divided into seven series. The
Personal Papers Series contains
Shulman's family history papers, photographs, biographical
papers, and her personal correspondence (with writers,
academics, political activists and family members). Notable correspondents include Ros Baxandall, Jay
Bolotin, Kay Boyle, Rita Mae Brown, Phyllis Chesler, Judy Chicago, Andrea
Dworkin, Candace Falk, Marilyn French, Lori Ginzberg,
Hannah Green, Erica Jong, Kate Millett, Honor Moore, Robin Morgan, Tillie
Olson, Lillian Rubin, Sue Standing, and Meredith Tax. The
Political Work Series contains
material relating to Shulman's involvement with feminist
and other liberal political groups, including Redstockings,
New York Radical Women, the PEN Women's Committee, No More
Nice Girls, the Women's Action Coalition, and Women Against
Government Surveillance
The Literary Work
Series contains a variety of materials relating to
Shulman's literary career, including financial and other
dealings with publishing houses, notes and research,
photocopies of publications, reviews of her work, articles
and notes she collected regarding the literary scene, and
original manuscripts. This series contains information
about her early children's books; several books she edited
of Emma Goldman's writings; her essays and short fiction;
her novels
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen (1972),
Burning Questions
(1975),
On the Stroll (1977),
In Every Woman's Life . . .
(1980); and her memoirs
Drinking the Rain
(1995) and
A Good Enough Daughter
(1999). A small amount of correspondence regarding book reviews of other authors' work is also included.
The Academic Work
Series contains materials relating to Shulman's
graduate work at NYU; her teaching at Yale, the University
of Colorado at Boulder, NYU, and the University of Hawaii
at Manoa; as well as her relationships with her students.
The Public Speaking Series
contains materials relating to Shulman's participation in
literary and political conferences and gatherings, personal
interviews, lectures and book talks.
Portions of the Restricted
Materials Series either may not be photocopied
without prior permission of Ms. Shulman or the relevant
author, or may not be accessed until a future date. The
same organizational categories have been applied to the
restricted materials as were used in the unrestricted
materials to help researchers easily access overlapping and
related materials that have been boxed separately due to
the restrictions. The Oversize
Materials Series contains miscellaneous oversize
materials of a biographical and literary nature.
Acquired as part of the Sallie Bingham Center for
Women's History and Culture.
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Subject Headings
These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
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Detailed Description of Collection
Box PP1-PP3
Personal Papers Series,
1892-2000
The Personal Papers
Series, 1892-2000, is comprised of three subseries.
The Family History Subseries contains correspondence,
financial papers, articles, and other documents concerning
Shulmans parents' families--the Kates and the Davis
families. Some of this material concerns her Jewish
ancestry, her parent's professional and political
activities (her father was a lawyer and her mother a
writer), financial papers, photos, diaries and other
materials relating to her family's extensive travels.
Materials in the Biographical Subseries relate to Shulman's
own personal history, including journals and datebooks,
newspaper clippings, notes and correspondence with family,
friends, and professional acquaintances. The Correspondence
Subseries contains letters on a wide variety of topics,
including Shulman's friends and family relations, her
writing career, her political work, and other social and
cultural activities. Material in the Family History
Subseries and the Biographical Subseries is arranged
alphabetically by the folder titles assigned by Shulman
with miscellaneous material appearing at the end of the
subseries. Material in the Correspondence Subseries is
arranged chronologically.
Family History Subseries
Box PP1
Art and antiques
Davis documents
Dorothy Kates archives
agreement
Dorothy Kates early
work
Dorothy Kates
datebooks
(2
folders)
Dorothy Kates political and club
work
Dorothy Kates radio
scripts
Dorothy Kates travel
papers
(2
folders)
Dorothy Kates writings
Genealogical materials
Insurance appraisals
Kates family travel
papers
(3
folders)
Louis Katz letters
Photographs
Samuel and Dorothy Kates
documents
Samuel Kates biographical
papers
Box PP2
Samuel Kates personal
papers
(2
folders)
Samuel Kates legal
decisions
(2
folders)
Biographical Subseries
Box PP2
Awards and diploma, 1953; 1992; 1996
Biographical documents
Budapest video
[use copy must be made]
Datebooks,
1967-1976
Passports, 1956-1986
Photographs
(2
folders)
Resumes and career
histories
Correspondence Subseries
Box PP2
1940s-1960s
1970s
(4
folders)
Postcards,
1970s-1990s
(folder 1 of 2)
Box PP3
Postcards,
1970s-1990s
(folder 2 of 2)
1980-1997
(12
folders)
Box PW1/LW1
Political Work Series,
1967-2000
The Political Work Series,
1967-2000, contains information about the activities
of a variety of political groups with which Shulman was
active throughout her career. These groups included
anti-war groups, women's liberation and feminist groups
(including Redstockings), the PEN Women's Committee, No
More Nice Girls, the Women's Action Coalition, Women
Against Government Surveillance, and other miscellaneous
groups. There are also materials relating to a trip she
took to China for the purpose of political and academic
research, and a copy of her FBI file and correspondence
relating to her retrieval of that file during the late
1970s
under the Freedom of Information Act. One of the more
interesting and valuable parts of this series is the set of
original documents from the women's liberation and feminist
movement, which include fliers, manifestos, articles and
journals, such as a flier from the
1968 Miss
America demonstration and the Redstockings' list of
legislative reforms presented to the New York state
legislature. Folders are arranged alphabetically.
Box PW1/LW1
Anti-war,
1967 -1992
China trip,
1975 -1981
(2
folders)
FBI file,
1969-1980
Feminist documents, undated (2 folders)
Feminist periodicals, 1971-1983 (2 folders)
Miscellany,
1974-1996
No More Nice Girls, Saudi protest,
1990
Original documents from women's
liberation/feminist groups,
1968-1998
PEN Women's Committee,
1974-1997
(3
folders)
Political journals and newspapers,
1970-1983
Women's Action Coalition,
1992
Women Against Pornography,
1977-1985
(2
folders)
Women's liberation/feminism,
1968-2000
(3
folders)
Box LW2-LW7
Literary Work Series,
1951-2000
The Literary Work Series,
1951-2000, contains a wide variety of materials
relating to Shulman's published and unpublished writings.
The Business Subseries contains materials pertaining to her
early work as a research and editorial assistant for a
variety of academics and writers; papers regarding
Shulman's relations with various publishing houses; and
brief published quotes by and about Shulman and letters she
wrote to editors. Included are a bound copy of reviews of
her novels and Shulman's comments on the work of other
authors (
"book blurbs,"
and
correspondence with a variety of authors, intellectuals and
political activists, e.g., Margaret Atwood, Marge Piercy,
Andrea Dworkin, and Stephen Jay Gould). The Special
Projects Subseries comprises a collection of articles about
feminist and
"women's"
literature and other notes on the literary scene; and notes
and correspondence relating to a variety of special
projects. The Essays Subseries, the Poetry Subseries, the
Short Fiction Subseries, and the Books Subseries include
notes, correspondence, research and manuscripts of her
published and unpublished work. Folders are arranged
alphabetically by title within each subseries with
miscellany appearing at the end of the subseries.
Business Subseries
Box LW1
Author photos,
1972-1997
Bound copies of reviews,
1970-1979
Comments on other authors,
1972-1982
Box LW2
Editorial work,
1958-1965
Mentions,
1974-1980
Publishing business,
1968-1999
(3
folders)
Special Projects
Subseries
Box LW2
Articles on feminist literature,
1970-1993
Feminist
Press 25th Anniversary,
1994
Hobos,
1973-1993
Life
Magazine,
Feb. 19, 1971
[See also Oversize Box 1]
Lillith,
1970
MacDowell Colony,
1976-1979
Pre-feminist publications,
1951- 1967
Miscellaneous notes,
1967-1970
Essays Subseries
Box LW2
"Beat Women,"
1972-1993
(2
folders)
Book review, Millett's
Flyingc. 1975
Book review, Truitt's
Prospect,
1996
"A Failed
Divorce,"
1994-1996
"The Happiness
Question,"
1983
Journal copies of essays,
1974-1999
(3
folders)
"The Life
Swap,"
1973-1974
"Living Her
Life,"
1983
"A Marriage
Agreement,"
1970-1988
(folders 1-2 of 3)
Box LW3
"A Marriage
Agreement,"
1970-1988
(folder 3 of 3)
"Organs and
Orgasms,"
1970-1978
"The Other
Half,"
1990-1991
"Paradox of
Memory,"
1998
"The Taint,"
1991
"The War in the Back
Seat,"
1972
Miscellaneous anthologies,
1984-1996
Miscellaneous essays: photocopies,
1970-2000
(2
folders)
Miscellaneous manuscripts,
undated
Poetry Subseries
Box LW3
"Aging Ann Changes
her Mind,"
Manuscript,
c. 1974
Short Fiction Subseries
Box LW3
"Baby on the
Beach,"
1987-1989
"The Boarder,"
1978-1981
"Champagne,"
1983
"Dead Bird (A Real
Occasion),"
1967
Journal copies of miscellaneous
short fiction,
1979-1993
(2
folders)
"Ministorage / Market
Conditions,"
1991- 1992
"Sluts Against
Rape,"
1992
"The
Surrogate,"
1991-1994
Miscellaneous short
fiction, photocopies,
1970-1995
Books Subseries
Box LW3
Burning
Questions,
1975-1990
(folders 1-3 of 7)
Box LW4
Burning
Questions,
1975-1990
(folders 4-7 of 7)
Children's books,
1968-1971
(2
folders)
Drinking the
Rain,
1995-1998
(3
folders)
Emma Goldman books,
1969-1984
(3
folders)
Emma Goldman research files, undated
(3
folders)
Box LW5
A Good Enough
Daughter,
1999-2000
(6
folders)
In Every Woman's
Life,
1986-1991
(4
folders)
In Every Woman's
Life, page proofs
(4
folders)
Memoirs of an
Ex-Prom Queen,
1972-1998
(folder 1 of 9)
Box LW6
Memoirs of an
Ex-Prom Queen,
1972-1998
(folders 2-9 of 9)
On the
Stroll,
1977-1984
(folders 1-8 of 11)
Box LW7
On the
Stroll,
1977-1984
(folders 9-11 of 11)
Shopping Bag
Ladies (Preface),
1980 -1982
(2
folders)
Box AW/PS 1
Academic Work Series,
1979-1998
The Academic Work Series,
1979-1998, contains a variety of materials relating
to Shulman's teaching and other activities in an academic
context. This includes her master's thesis in creative
writing at NYU from
1979.
Entitled
"Tricks,"
this
manuscript was a first draft of part of what would later
become her novel
On the Stroll.
There are papers relating to her teaching positions at NYU,
Yale, University of Colorado at Boulder, and University of
Hawaii at Manoa, including applications, fliers and
articles about her activities at these institutions, notes
and papers relating to the classes she taught, and
correspondence with and relating to her students. Material
is arranged alphabetically by the folder titles used by
Shulman with Miscellaneous Teaching Material appearing at
the end of the series.
Box AW/PS1
China teaching application,
1980-1998
Letters of recommendation by AKS,
1979-1984
NYU master's thesis,
1979
NYU teaching,
1983-1984
Student letters,
1979-1994
(2
folders)
University of Colorado teaching,
1984-1988
University of Hawaii teaching,
1990-1994
Yale teaching,
1979-1996
Miscellaneous teaching material,
1982-1997
Box AW/PS1
Public Speaking Series,
1972-2000
The Public Speaking
Series, 1972-2000, is divided into the Interviews
and Speeches subseries. The Interview subseries includes
transcripts of interviews, interviews published in
magazines and audiotaped interviews. The Speeches subseries
contains correspondence, fliers, manuscripts, and other
materials relating to Shulman's public speaking
engagements. These include book signings, academic and
literary conferences, feminist conferences and lectures,
and audiotapes of Shulman speaking at conferences and
seminars. Materials are arranged alphabetically within each
subseries with miscellany appearing at the end of the
series.
Interviews Subseries
Box AW/PS1
Best
transcript,
1981
Effe
interview (Italian),
1982
MSU teaching project,
1981
NJ television show,
1998
Radio shows,
1995-1999
Rolling Stock interview,
1985
Sun
interview,
1998
Tomboy transcript,
1977
Viva
symposium on masochism,
1975
Miscellaneous interviews,
1972-1997
Speeches Subseries
Box AW/PS1
"20 Years of Women's
Fiction,"
UC-Santa Barbara,
1990
Audiotape recordings,
1975-2000
Bag Ladies speech,
1981
Beats conference,
1994
Bellagio reading,
c. 1998
"Between the
Sexes,"
Case Western Reserve,
1983
NYU 20th Century seminar,
1998
"Sexual
Politics 20 Years Later,"
Berkshire conference,
1990
Simone de Beauvoir Conference,
NYU,
1979
Talk on
AGED,1999
Miscellaneous speeches,
1972 -2000
(4
folders)
Box RM1-RM9
Restricted Series
The Restricted Series contains three
categories of restricted materials:
1. Materials which cannot be photocopied nor
electronically scanned without the permission of Alix Kates
Shulman or the author of the material.
2. Materials which cannot be read without
the permission of Alix Kates Shulman.
3. Materials which cannot be opened until
2023, the death of Alix Kates Shulman, or the death of the
author, whichever comes last.
Each of these restrictions comprises its own
subseries. Additionally, the attempt has been made to
recreate as closely as possible the same organization
within these restricted subseries as was used in the
unrestricted materials, so to facilitate researchers' use
of overlapping and related materials--especially those
under Restriction 1. Thus, each series contains
sub-subseries such as
"Personal
Papers,"
"Political Work,"
"Literary Work,"
"Academic Work,"
and
"Public Speaking."
Folders are
arranged alphabetically by the title Shulman assigned
within each subseries.
Restricted Materials Category
1
Restriction 1: Material in boxes RM1-RM7
cannot be photocopied nor electronically scanned without
the permission of Alix Kates Shulman or the author of the
material.
Box RM1
Personal Papers
Series
Correspondence
Subseries
Bendix, Sonja
Flannagan, Pat
Koltov, Barbara
Koppelman, Susan
(5
folders)
Metcalf, Linda
Snitow, Ann
Political Work
Series
Children's literature project,
1967-1972
(2
folders)
SAGARIS Institute,
1969-1975
Literary Work
Series
Essays Subseries
"Emma Goldman-
feminist theorists,"
1982-1983
"On Wearing a
Feminist Button,"
[ca. 1971]
"Playing
Doctor,"
1973-1975
"Pre-feminist
college themes,"
1950
"Resurrecting
Voltairine de Cleyre,"
1970
"Taking
Liberties,"
1991
"Miscellaneous
essays,"
undated
Poetry Subseries
"Hair,"
undated
Short Fiction
Subseries
"Afterbirth (The
Colony),"
undated
[use copy and original manuscript]
"The
Opening,"
1984
"Opportunity,"
undated
"Traces,"
1970
Miscellaneous
(2
folders)
Box RM2
Books Subseries
Awake or
Asleep, (original manuscript)
[ca. 1969]
Awake or
Asleep, (use copy of manuscript)
[ca. 1969]
Bosley on the
Number Line,
[ca. 1970]
(6
folders)
Burning
Questions, manuscript
(4
folders)
Burning
Questions, speeches/promotions
Cleveland Book
(3
folders)
Box RM3
Drinking the
Rain, manuscript and notes
(folders 1-18 of 23)
Box RM4
Drinking the
Rain, manuscript and notes
(folders 19-23 of 23)
Emma Goldman,
[ca. 1970]
(folders 1-11 of 13)
Box RM5
Emma Goldman,
[ca. 1970]
(folders 12-13 of 13)
Finders
Keepers,
[ca. 1970]
In Every Woman's
Life, manuscript and notes
(folders 1-13 of 14)
Box RM6
In Every Woman's
Life, manuscript
(folder 14 of 14)
Memoirs of an
Ex-Prom Queen, manuscript, notes, research, and screenplay
(folders 1-16 of 18)
Box RM7
Memoirs of an
Ex-Prom Queen, manuscript, notes, research, and screenplay
(folders 17-18 of 18)
On the
Stroll, manuscript
(4
folders)
Academic Work
Series
Grant application materials,
1974-1985
Public Speaking
Series
Speeches
Emma Goldman speech,
1981
Restricted Materials Category
2
Restriction 2: The Address Book and the
Royalty Statements and Bank Contracts in box RM8 cannot be
read without the permission of Alix Kates Shulman.
Box RM8
Personal Papers
Series
Biographical
Address book
Literary Work
Series
Royalty statements and bank
contracts
(2
folders)
Restricted Materials Category
3
Restriction 3: The Correspondence in Box
RM9 cannot be read until Alix Kates Shulman's death.
Box RM9
Closed correspondence
Oversize Box
1
Oversize Materials Series,
1949-1996
The Oversize Materials
Series, 1949-1995 and undated, contains miscellaneous
materials, including a photograph of Shulman and others in
her sorority at Cleveland Heights High School and large
magazines featuring Shulman.
Materials within each series are arranged
alphabetically.
Political Work Series,
1967-2000
Oversize Box
1
China
Pictorial magazine,
1975
China
Reconstructs magazine,
June 1977
Personal Papers Series,
1892-2000
Oversize Box
1
Calendars,
1985,
1988
"Finders Keepers,"
undated
Sorority photograph
1949
[See paper inventory for sorority's Greek letters.]
Public Speaking Series,
1972-2000
Oversize Box
1
Life
magazine,
April 28, 1972
The New York Times, The Living Section,
May 31, 1995
The New York Times Magazine,
April 15, 1990
Voice Literary Supplement,
October, 1993
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Published books in the Alix Kates Shulman
Papers
Bosley on the Number
Line, New York: David McKay Co., 1970(Cloth)
Awake or Asleep,
Reading, MA: Young Scott Books, 1971(Cloth)
The Traffic in Women and
other Essays on Feminism, New York: Times Change Press, 1970(Paper)
To the Barricades: The
Anarchist Life of Emma Goldman, New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1971(Cloth)
Red Emma Speaks:
Selected Writings and Speeches, New York: Random House, 1972(Cloth)
Red Emma Speaks:
Selected Writings and Speeches, New York: Vintage, 1972(Paper)
Red Emma Speaks: An Emma
Goldman Reader, New York: Schocken, 1983(Paper)
Red Emma Speaks: An Emma
Goldman Reader, Third Edition, NJ: Humanities Press Intl., 1996(Paper)
Five Sisters: Women
Against the Tsar, New York: Knopf, 1975(Cloth)
(AKS wrote
Foreword)
Five Sisters: Women
Against the Tsar, Boston: Allen and Unwin, 1987(Paper)
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen, New York: Knopf, 1972(Cloth) (First American
Edition)
Inscribed by AKS
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen,
(Cloth) (Hebrew
Edition)
Inscribed by AKS
Brady,
Sheila,Memoirs of an Ex-Porno
Queen, New York: Pocket, 1975(Paper)
[Included
in Collection by AKS.]
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen, New York: Bantam, 1973(Paper)
Memoirs of an
Ex-Prom-Queen, London: Hart-Davis MacGibbon, 1973(Cloth) (British
Edition)
Herinneringen van een
mooi meisje (Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen),
Amsterdam: Van Gennep, 1974(Paper) (British
Edition)
Regina di bellezza
(Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen), Bompiani, 1976(Paper) (Italian
Edition)
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen, New York: Bantam, 1977(Paper)
Uspomene Bivse Ljepotige
(Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen), Zagreb: August Cesarec, 1979(Cloth) (Yugoslav
Edition)
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen, Chicago: Cassandra Editions, 1990(Paper)
Memoirs of an Ex-Prom
Queen, New York: Penguin, 1997(Paper)
Burning
Questions, New York: Knopf, 1978(Cloth) (First American
Edition)
Inscribed by AKS
Burning
Questions, New York: Thunder's Mouth Press, 1990(Paper) (Bound, uncorrected
proof)
Burning
Questions, New York: Bantam, 1979(Paper)
Dwingende vragen
(Burning Questions), Amsterdam: Van Gennep, 1979(Paper) (Dutch Edition)
Burning Questions: A
Novel, London: Andre Deustch, 1979(Cloth) (Abridged British
Edition)
Burning
Questions, New York: Bantam, 1980(Paper)
Questiones Candentes
(Burning Questions), Barcelona: Circulo de Lectores, 1980(Cloth) (Spanish
Edition)
Burning
Questions, Fontana, 1980(Paper) (British
Edition)
Der Tunnel nach China
(Burning Questions), Munich: Kiepnheuer and Witsch,
1980(Cloth) (German Edition)
Burning
Questions, New York: Thunder's Mouth Press, 1990(Paper)
Shopping Bag
Ladies, New York: The Pilgrim Press, 1981(Cloth)
(AKS wrote
Foreword)
Shopping Bag
Ladies, New York: The Pilgrim Press, 1981(Paper)
(AKS wrote
Foreword)
On the Stroll,
New York: Knopf, 1981(Cloth) (First American
Edition)
Inscribed by AKS
De Baan Op (On the
Stroll), Amsterdam: Vitgeverij Bert Baaker, 1982(Paper) (Dutch
Edition)
På Træk (On the
Stroll), Copenhagen: Hekla, 1983(Paper) (Danish
Edition)
Sv'a'ngen (On the
Stroll), Stockholm: Trevi, 1983(Cloth) (Swedish
Edition)
On the Stroll,
London: Virago, 1983(Cloth) (British
Edition)
New York Terminal (On
the Stroll), Paris: Editions Sylvie Messinger,
1984(Paper) (French
Edition)
On the Stroll,
Chicago: Cassandra Editions, 1987(Paper)
In Every Woman's
Life...., New York: Knopf, 1987(Cloth)(First American Edition)
Inscribed by AKS
In Every Woman's
Life...., New York: Ballantine, 1988(Paper)
I Enhver Kvindes Liv....
(In Every Woman's Life....), Copenhagen: Hekla, 1988(Paper) (Danish
Edition)
Drinking the
Rain, New York: Farrar, Straus, Giroux, 1995(Cloth) (First American Edition)
Inscribed by AKS
Drinking the
Rain, London: Bloomsbury, 1995(Cloth) (British
Edition)
Drinking the
Rain, New York: Penguin, 1996(Paper)
Zeebanket (Drinking the
Rain), Amsterdam: Arena, 1996(Cloth) (Dutch
Edition)
Drinking the
Rain, Tuttle-Mori/Penguin, 1996(Cloth) (Japanese
edition)
[jacket surrounded by a thin
paper band printed with Japanese]
A Good Enough
Daughter, New York: Schocken Books, 1999(Paper)
