“Faithful friend”: Nineteenth-century Midwestern American women's unpublished diaries

“i tell myself to myself”: homosexual agency in the journals of anne lister (1791-1840)

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“i tell myself to myself”: homosexual agency in the journals of anne lister (1791-1840)

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Diaries are ‘better than novels, more accurate than histories, and even at times more dramatic than plays’: Revisiting the diary for creative writers

“…In nineteenth century diaries, often little more than the date of the death of a child may be noted, and then that of the funeral service, but these would be noted again with similar heartbreaking brevity a year later (Bunkers 1987) -an excellent example of the considerable narrative power that 'what is not said' can possess. The diaries kept by Emily Hawley Gillepsie between 1858 and 1888, for instance, illustrate her selective use of speech and silence.…”

“i tell myself to myself”: homosexual agency in the journals of anne lister (1791-1840)

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Diaries are ‘better than novels, more accurate than histories, and even at times more dramatic than plays’: Revisiting the diary for creative writers

“…In nineteenth century diaries, often little more than the date of the death of a child may be noted, and then that of the funeral service, but these would be noted again with similar heartbreaking brevity a year later (Bunkers 1987) -an excellent example of the considerable narrative power that 'what is not said' can possess. The diaries kept by Emily Hawley Gillepsie between 1858 and 1888, for instance, illustrate her selective use of speech and silence.…”

“i tell myself to myself”: homosexual agency in the journals of anne lister (1791-1840)

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Diaries are ‘better than novels, more accurate than histories, and even at times more dramatic than plays’: Revisiting the diary for creative writers

“…In nineteenth century diaries, often little more than the date of the death of a child may be noted, and then that of the funeral service, but these would be noted again with similar heartbreaking brevity a year later (Bunkers 1987) -an excellent example of the considerable narrative power that 'what is not said' can possess. The diaries kept by Emily Hawley Gillepsie between 1858 and 1888, for instance, illustrate her selective use of speech and silence.…”