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Editing early modern women in the digital age
- Pender, Rosalind, Pender, Patricia
Material cultures of early modern women's writing
- Pender, Patricia, Smith, Rosalind
From paratext to epitext: mapping the authorial apparatus in early modern women's writing
- Pender, Patricia, Smith, Rosalind
The ghost and the machine in the Sidney family corpus
Abram E. Cutter's archive of 'Bradstreetiana' in the Boston Public Library
Afterword: reading early modern women and the poem
- Pender, Patricia, Smith, Rosalind
I'm Buffy and you're history: Buffy the Vampire Slayer and contemporary feminism
Between 'Sygne' and 'Substance': rhetorics of figurality in the 'Examinations of Anne Askew'
The perfect electrometer: Dorothy Wordsworth's lover's discourse
Early modern women's writing and the rhetoric of modesty
Introduction: early modern women's texts: production, transmission and reception
- Pender, Patricia, Smith, Rosalind
Andrew and the homoerotics of evil
Rethinking authorial reluctance in the paratexts to Anne Bradstreet's poetry
A copy of a copy of a copy: framing the double in Fight Club
- Kinder, Elizabeth, Pender, Patricia
Reading Bale reading Anne Askew: contested collaboration in The Examinations
Dispensing quails, mincemeat, leaven: Katherine Parr's patronage of the paraphrases of Erasmus
Framing the Reformation woman writer: John Bale's prefaces to Anne Askew's Examinations
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