Marge Piercy

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Marge Piercy has published seventeen novels, most recently Sex Wars, from William Morrow Paperbacks, and the republishing of two early novels, Dance the Eagle to Sleep and Vida from PM Press, with introductions by Piercy, and a new collection of short stories, The Cost of Lunch, Etc. She is the author of twenty poetry collections, most recently On The Way Out, Turn Off the Light from Knopf. She published a memoir, Sleeping with Cats and five nonfiction books. Her CD of feminist and other political poems is called Louder, we can't hear you (Yet!). Her work has been translated into twenty-three languages. She has given over 570 readings, speeches, and/or workshops here and abroad. Piercy has been active in feminist, left, and environmental causes since high school. She shares her home on Cape Cod with her beloved Ira Wood and three cats.

The Hour of My Death
Women's Culture
On the Way Out, Turn Off the Light
Summer People
Fly Away Home
City of Darkness, City of Light
Going Down Fast
The Longings of Women
Storm Tide
The High Cost of Living
Gone to Soldiers
My Life, My Body
Made in Detroit
The Cost of Lunch, Etc.
Braided Lives
Colors Passing Through Us
The Crooked Inheritance
Vida
The Hunger Moon
Pesach for the Rest of Us
Sex Wars
So You Want to Write
The Third Child
Sleeping with Cats
Three Women
Quilt Stories
The Art of Blessing the Day
Early Grrrl
Small Changes
Woman on the Edge of Time
What Are Big Girls Made Of?
He, She and It
Mars and Her Children
My Mother's Body
Circles on the Water
The Moon Is Always Female

Marge Piercy

Foreword by

Hannah Senesh
Lost in Space

Marge Piercy

Introduction by

Painting Cats

Marge Piercy

Contributions by

What Saves Us
Women's Culture in a New Era