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“All eight stories feature women on the verge of becoming ‘madwomen in the attic,’ challenging genre archetypes and traditional notions of femininity with inspiration from fairy tales, fables, eroticism, urban legend and queer theory.”
–Shana E. Hadi, The Stanford Daily
“So deeply indebted to [Shirley] Jackson that you can practically hear the windows of her Hill House rattle…”
–Nicole Flattery, The White Review
About the Collection
About the Collection
Classic Texts with Similar Themes
Classic Texts with Similar Themes
The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, published 1892
Orlando: A Biography by Virginia Woolf, published 1928
Further Readings
Further Readings
Real Women Have Skins: The Enchanted Bride Tale in Her Body and Other Parties by Jessica Campbell
What I Don’t Tell My Students About “The Husband Stitch”, Electric Lit
Ways to Read this Book at STCC
Ways to Read this Book at STCC
Members of the STCC community have full borrowing privileges at the STCC Library, located in Building 19, 2nd Floor, provided they are actively registered in the college system and their records are in good standing.
Additional Options
Additional Options
You have additional checkout options through Massachusetts public libraries. CW/MARS and Boston Public Library eCards will give you access to eBook and Audiobook versions of this book. You can also download the Libby app to listen to audiobooks on your smartphone. These resources are outside of STCC Library, please consult your local public library for any questions regarding these outside resources.
Check public libraries in Western Massachusetts via CW/MARS:
Residents of Massachusetts can sign up for a Boston Public Library eCard, to access their digital materials such as eBooks and downloadable audiobooks. Follow the instructions on the BPL's website:
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