Ruth Orkin: WomenCapturing grace Her American Girl in Italythe street scene with the whistling Italiansis an icon. Now sensational negatives and slides have surfaced from the archive that reveal a little known side of Ruth Orkin: that of the sensitive, interested, witty chronicler of the womens world of the 1940s and 1950s. Orkin thought up editorials like the tongue in cheek reportage Who works harder? comparing the lives of a career woman and a housewife. She

Edited by Marvin Heiferman

Joanna Russ introduces one of SF’s first and most engaging female adventurers in her taut and edgy debut novel Picnic on Paradise (1968): the tough

and his story really gets started when a bad witch named Exelia floats into town disguised as a black cloud

is a lawyer who has been successful at everything until—betrayed and brokenhearted—she must turn to the person she thought she needed least

the harrowing story of a society which has suppressed its own cultural heritage

Coping with carbon footprint worries but looping singly and in pairs

including Lee Friedlander

essential work for understanding the Palestinian Israeli conflict in the Middle East

"A probing

Matias Faldbakken

encountering psychedelic visions

the text design follows several channels of thought