Hi all, sorry for any cross-posting - I received the following and thought it might be of interest if it hasn't already circulated (apologies if it has!) Might be useful for gendergap editors or related Wikiprojects? Not sure how long the articles will be available for free, unfortunately:
To celebrate International Women's Day 2015 on 8 March, the editors of Contemporary Women's Writing have made a number of articles from the journal freely available online.
This collection is a celebration of a global range of female writers and includes work on authors from the USA, New Zealand, and Japan, as well as an excellent piece on The Feminist Press.
If you have enjoyed these essays you might also like read CWW's collection of interviews with contemporary female authorshttp://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/cww/interviews.html, also available for free online.
The essays are available here: http://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/cww/international_womens_day.html
Cheers, Ally
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