Self-Harm in New Woman Writing

On Being Ill

Virginia Woolf

After Sappho

Selby Wynn Schwartz

Unwell Women

Elinor Cleghorn

The madwoman in the attic

Gilbert, Sandra M.

Too Much How Victorian Constraints Still Bind Women Today

Rachel Vorona Cote

Notes to self

Emilie Pine

The Undying A Meditation on Modern Illness

Anne Boyer

Sleepless Nights

Elizabeth Hardwick

Classic Works from Women Writers

Editors of Canterbury Classics

ALL THATS GOOD

HANNAH ANDERSON

The Female Mind

Kathryn Abel

Outsiders

Lyndall Gordon

Soft Thorns

Bridgett Devoue

Women at War

Elspeth Cameron Ritchie

Regarding the pain of others

Susan Sontag

Falling into the Fire

Christine Montross

Night Falls Fast Understanding Suicide

Kay Redfield Jamison

The Tender Cut Inside the Hidden World of Self-Injury

Patricia A. Adler

Wild Feminine

Tami Lynn Kent

Living Dolls

Natasha Walter

Hysteria Complicated by Ecstasy: The Case of Nanette Leroux

Jan Goldstein

A plea for Eros

Siri Hustvedt

Women Who Write

Stefan Bollman

Thin

Grace Bowman

Victorian Literature and Culture

Maureen Moran

Making of the modern self

Dror Wahrman

Three Guineas

Virginia Woolf

A Plea for Eros Essays

Siri Hustvedt

Art Nouveau and the Erotic

Ghislaine Wood

The Yellow Wall-paper and Other Stories

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

The Erotic Lives of Women

Linda Troeller

The Vintage Book Of Historical Feminism

Miriam Schneir

The Gender of Modernity

Rita Felski

New Maladies of the Soul

Julia Kristeva

women, crime and criminal justice

allison morris

Handbook for the emerging woman

Mary Elizabeth Marlow

Rebellious structures

Gerd Bjørhovde

Definition of suicide

Schneidman, Edwin

virginia woolf and London

susan merrill squier

Intim atferd

Desmond Morris