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Celebrating Women in American History

5-Volume Illustrated Reference Series

We are inviting academic editorial contributors to a new series of social and cultural history reference books for the high-school and college library market. The Celebrating Women in
American History Series is composed of the following 5 titles:

Volume I: Beginnings to 1860: Colonization,Revolution and the New Republic

Volume II: 1861 to 1899: Industrialization,Political Activism, and the Temperance Movement

Volume III: 1900 to 1937: Emerging Roles in the Progressive Era and Great Depression

Volume IV: 1938 to 1960: Expanding Social Roles and Postwar Activism

Volume V: 1961 to the Present: Modern Feminist Movement and Contemporary Issues


Each volume is organized with the following chapters:


1) Introduction


2) Women in Society (changing roles)


3) Women’s Rights


4) Women’s Health


5) Women’s Education


6) Women in Politics


7) Women in Science and Medicine


8) Women in the Arts and Literature


9) Women in Business


10) Women in Entertainment (and Sports in later titles)


11) Motherhood


12) Marriage and Family


Thus a chapter assignment, for example, is: “Volume II 1861-1899: Chapter 3 Women’s Rights.” The Celebrating Women will be published by Facts On File, Inc., and is a production of Golson Books, Ltd. Elizabeth Purdy, Ph.D., serves as General Editor, reviewing all submissions for historical accuracy and acceptability.

Each chapter is assigned as 6,000 words, including sidebars and bibliographies. Deadline for submission is January 1, 2009. A $250 honorarium is paid for each chapter.

If you would like to contribute to building a truly outstanding reference on our ethnic heritage, please contact me at the e-mail address below. Please provide a brief summary of your academic/publishing credentials. Thanks very much.

Best,
Susan Moskowitz
Managing Editor, Author Recruitment
Golson Books, Ltd.
golsonbooks1@hotmail.com

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