RE: women adventurers

[NAME "Lisa Korbas, SW Recycling Markets Directory - 267-7582"]

I would certainly hope that my perspective and those of other adventuring women
would be of interest. . .I'll be happy to not only forward my adventures, but
encourage others to do the same.  Perhaps a second thread would prove
entertaining and provide connections for future travelling companions.

One book I am reading is called Maiden Voyages, which is a compilation of
journals and correspondences of women who traveled to particular destinations
in particular times when such independence would have been secretly revered but
publicly discouraged.  I can share more about the book, such as its publisher
and editor(s) when I can get it back!

Lisa Korbas
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Subject: ecofeminist novels
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Anything by Vonda McIntyre.  I assigned the award-winning Dreamsnake
to my medical anthropology students last term.

I agree with the Ursula LeGuin suggestions. There is a collection of short
stories by her that is called (I think) Animal Presences.  Anything by LeGuin
would be great. 

Candice Bradley