Amid the turmoil of the ‘60’s, Connie, a young lawyer encounters the invisible obstacles that stand in the way of women in her profession. Engaged to be married, things change when she meets Tottie, a runaway from a Conservative family who joins the rebellious underground.
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Following the recent death of writer/publisher Anyda Marchant (pen name, Sarah Aldridge), at age 95, A&M Books of Rehoboth Beach is making available all 14 of the classic and groundbreaking Sarah Aldridge novels. Written between 1974 and 2003, the novels represent a melding of history, feminism and lesbian romance. The first novel was published by the fledgling Naiad Press, which went on to become the largest and most successful lesbian/feminist publisher in the country. Marchant was Naiad president from its founding until 1995.
In 1995, Marchant and Muriel Crawford, (her partner of more than half a century) withdrew from Naiad and founded A&M Books of Rehoboth Beach, DE. The last Sarah Aldridge book, O, Mistress Mine, was written and published when the author was 92 years young. A&M Books, continuing under the leadership of writer Fay Jacobs (Author of As I Lay Frying – A Rehoboth Beach Memoir) is set to carry out the legacy begun by Marchant and Crawford - making all of the Sarah Aldridge titles available once again and continuing to give women writers a voice.
In 1995, Marchant and Muriel Crawford, (her partner of more than half a century) withdrew from Naiad and founded A&M Books of Rehoboth Beach, DE. The last Sarah Aldridge book, O, Mistress Mine, was written and published when the author was 92 years young. A&M Books, continuing under the leadership of writer Fay Jacobs (Author of As I Lay Frying – A Rehoboth Beach Memoir) is set to carry out the legacy begun by Marchant and Crawford - making all of the Sarah Aldridge titles available once again and continuing to give women writers a voice.
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"Publishing is not about the money, it’s about giving women a voice to tell their stories – and every book is an ambassador."
Anyda Marchant (Sarah Aldridge) 1911-2006
Anyda Marchant (Sarah Aldridge) 1911-2006
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A well written, entertaining pager turner you can't put down,
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This review is from: Tottie: A Tale of the 60s (Paperback)
"She awakened to the taste of catastrophe still in her mouth."What a great line, you know exactly how the character feels - haven't we all felt this strongly at some point in our lives? I finished reading and wish I didn't have to go to work so I could read it again. I keep wondering what the women did next and where they are today - the options were endless! I was not a child of the sixties. I liked that the book gave me a glimpse of that time where women were gaining a foothold into the workforce. I especially liked how the author portrayed Connie and Tottie's affection for eachother, the nice intimate moments really shined a light on how they were as people. from the publishers web site - This is the story of a young lawyer, Connie, engaged to be married and encountering the invisible obstacles that stand in the way of women in her profession, who meets Tottie, a runaway from a conservative family who joins the underground in rebellion.
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