emily dickinson was the first published american woman writer.
emily dickinson was the first published american woman writer.
who was the first published american woman writer?
emily dickinson
holmes was born in cambridge, massachusetts, on august 29, 1809. his birthplace, a house just north of harvard yard, was said to have been the place where the battle of bunker hill was planned. he was the first son of abiel holmes (1763–1837), minister of the first congregational church and avid historian, and sarah wendell, abiel's second wife. sarah was the daughter of a wealthy family, and holmes was named for his maternal grandfather, a judge. the first wendell, evert jansen, left the netherlands in 1640 and settled in albany, new york. also through his mother, holmes was descended from massachusetts governor simon bradstreet and his wife, anne bradstreet (daughter of thomas dudley), the first published american poet.
oliver wendell holmes sr.
bullet::::- "the war of the words, volume i of no man's land: the place of the woman writer in the twentieth century" (yale university press, 1988)









































bullet::::- "sexchanges, volume ii of no man's land: the place of the woman writer in the twentieth century" (yale university press, 1989)









































bullet::::- "letters from the front, volume iii of no man's land: the place of the woman writer in the twentieth century" (yale university press, 1994)









































bullet::::- "masterpiece theatre: an academic melodrama" (rutgers university press, 1995)
sandra gilbert