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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1
Into the Madhouse with Girl Stunt Reporters 12
The African American Newswoman as National Icon 39
The Original Sob Sisters: Writers on Trial 65
A Reporter-Heroine's Evolution 94
From News to Novels 119
Epilogue: Girl Reporters on Film 161
Notes 207
Bibliography 201
Index 219
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reviewed Front-Page Girls: Women Journalists in American Culture and Fiction, 1880-1930 on August 08, 2008 Front-Page Girls: Women Journalists in American Culture and Fiction, 1880-1930
Sharply written scholarly study of the "Girl Reporter" (and other women journalists) that subtly glosses the treatment of the female body and women journalists' public personae in the press during the modern period. Lutes' last chapter on how this legacy of women reporters affects modern novelists like Willa Cather and Djuna Barnes is especially powerful. Well-structured and helpful insights. Fascinating to see how Henry James revised Henrietta Stackpole in Portrait of a Lady to condemn her and her ilk.
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