The Equivalents: A Story of Art, Female Friendship, and Liberation in the 1960s Hardcover – Deckle Edge, May 19, 2020

I enjoyed this book very muchThe book “Square Haunting” by Francesca Wade, compliments “The Equivalents” It includes biographies of women in similar circumstances going back to Jane Ellen Harrison 1850-1928.

I liked the author's approach. I, too, was an academic in the 60's (still am) and lived a lot of the not-so -subtle discrimination women faced back then. And now as well. It's a story worth telling over and over again.

Wanted to learn about Women's Lib movements. Found out about program for creative women offered by Radcliff University. Very informative about particular women and their relationships...how they worked together and shared.Contains a wealth of information.Very easy to read and absorb!Loved this book!!!

It might not be for everyone, but I loved this book. Filled with information about women poets, their work. and their friendships. I enjoyed it very much.

Given to a dear friend and self-described renegade of the time! She loved it - and now her daughter cannot wait to read it 👍👍

Beautifully written & very informative. Felt I knew the writers as if they were neighbors

Recommended for my wife' book group.

Was interested because I have followed Radcliffe Institute from the beginning and enjoyed compelling presentation very much