St Martins Pr. 02/01/1997. 241 pgs. Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens make another appearance as sleuths, in this mystery about the murder of an early feminist in Victorian England. As both Dickens and Collins are enamored of teenage feminists, they throw themselves into the investigation with gusto. The novel climaxes with thrilling courtroom scenes that highlight the gender inequities of the era, many of which still resonate today. Originally published at $21.95 You save 91% off the cover price!

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Ballantine Books. 08/01/1994. Reissue. Something of a modern classic, this is the story of T. S. Garp, who is raised by his eccentric feminist mother and spends most of his life surrounded and preoccupied by woman. Irving depicts Garp's pursuit of a writing career against the backdrop of the odd assortment of characters in his life--wrestlers, radical feminists, transsexuals, and rape protesters. Part fictional biography, part examination of the writing life, and part meditation on modern American society gone amok. Originally published at $7.99 You save 81% off the cover price!

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Ballantine Books. 01/01/2001. 311 pgs. Superintendent Thomas Pitt investigates the murder of London's most renowned social photographer in this installment in Anne Perry's Victoriana mystery series. Scandal erupts when word gets out that Delbert Cathcart's body was discovered in a punt on the Thames, laid out in a green velvet dress reminiscent of Millais' rendering of Ophelia. And that's just the beginning. A presumably unrelated scandal involving Grandmama Mariah Ellison takes Pitt into controversial territory where women's liberation, sexual freedom, divorce laws, and artistic censorship reside. Originally published at $6.99 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Farrar Straus & Giroux. 02/01/2001. 312 pgs. Sometime in the near future, Lisa is working at a ministry in the new world run by women. Her assignment is to update women's sexual fantasies, digging her way out of the mire of romances and pornography that women used to read in the old world and concocting something that is more in tune with the revolution. But an underground men's movement threatens trouble, and when Lisa enters it as a spy, she finds herself faced with a band of rebellious men who refuse to go along with the new order--men who threaten her in new and unsettling ways. This satirical post-feminist novel examines sex roles and gender in a new and refreshing way. Originally published at $23.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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New Amer Library. 01/01/1997. A prostitute clad in a green velvet gown is found murdered in a warehouse on the backstreets of 1870's Manhattan. The ball gown she is wearing has a name-label, bearing the name of the wife of prominent attorney, Vance Walburton. When the police question Walburton, it emerges that his wife left him some several months earlier. Walburton hires Harp, a streetwise Civil War veteran, to locate his wife and discover her connection to the slain woman. Harp questions everyone who had business at the warehouse, including the owner and gangsters who were robbing it near the time of the murder, then with the help of a secret lover, he follows a hunch that the disappearance and the murder are somehow connected to the incipient women's movement. Originally published at $5.99 You save 75% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 07/01/2000. 388 pgs. This family saga begins in 1910, the year that strong-willed, heroic Rose Smith loses her mother to an unexplained illness and also turns 10 years old. The book then takes readers through each decade of the 20th century and into the lives of Rose's children and grandchildren. Originally published at $24.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Univ of Oklahoma Pr. 02/01/2001. 200 pgs. In 1922 Denver, Liz O'Brien is a reporter--a most unusual job for a woman. She gets involved in the investigation of a case involving the KKK, and all her feisty resourcefulness and wit--and finally, her dashing boyfriend and his aeroplane--must be summoned to her aid. Originally published at $24.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 12/01/2005. 408 pgs. Feminist writer Marge Piercy blends fact and fiction in this novel, which concerns fundamentalist attempts to crush the women's and sexual liberation movements in post-Civil War America. While activists like Virginia Woodhull, Susan B. Anthony, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton fight an uphill battle to gain women more economic and legal standing, Piercy's character Freydeh, a Russian-Jewish immigrant, goes into business making and selling condoms. These efforts put both Woodhull and Freydeh into conflict with powerful moral crusader Anthony Comstock. Originally published at $24.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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