ALBERTE-BARBE D'ERNÉCOURT, DAME DE SAINT-BASLEMONT (1607-1660) was a writer and soldier. When the Thirty Years’ War wreaked havoc upon her family of wealthy leather traders and their territory,...
ALEXANDRA BRUSHTEIN was a Russian and Soviet writer, playwright and memoirist. She was active during the Revolutionary movement and then participated in Likbez, the Soviet effort to eradicate...
ALFHILD AGRELL was a Swedish writer and playwright. Much of her work dealt with the sexual inequalities within Nordic society and she was a prominent voice in the Sedlighetsbatten, the Nordic...
ALFONSINA STORNI was a Modernist poet, essayist and playwright. Born in Switzerland to an Italian-Swiss family, her father’s business ventures precipitated Storni’s famiily’s move to Argentina....
ALICE BROWN was an American poet, novelist, and playwright. She grew up in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, and graduated from Robinson Female Seminary in 1876. She worked as a school teacher for...
ALICE CHAPIN was an American actor, playwright, and suffragette in England. After spending time as an amateur actor and student under David Belasco in NYC, Chapin divorced her husband and used her...
ALICE CHILDRESS was a pioneering writer and actress whose award-winning plays and novels were praised for their insightful, compassionate portrayal of realistic characters in difficult situations....
ALICE EMMA IVES, playwright, educator, and journalist, moved at an early age from Detroit to New York City, where she established a distinguished reputation as an art critic. This gave Ives the...