Beatrice the Sixteenth Medieval A recent widow

A recent widow

As urban dwellers' sleeps become disassociated from them

Bergdorf explains how she came to revise her outlook and examines how society views change in six vital areas of human experience—adolescence

smell the forest

Nadine sets out to uncover whether laying the ghosts to rest is the key to finding her sister and healing her fractured family

Beatrice the Sixteenth Medieval A recent widowBy: Irene Clyde A pioneering feminist adventure in an alternate worldbefore the concept of gender. Introduced by Lucy Sante, author of the acclaimed memoir of transition I Heard Her Call My Name, this pioneering 1909 feminist utopia is productively discombobulating. When Mary Hatherley, an intrepid British explorer, is kicked in the head by the camel she was riding through the Arabian desert, she finds herself transported to what seems to be an