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A Celebration of Women Writing
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
This leaflet is titled "In Other Words: A Celebration of Women Writing". It is advertising an event in which women writers, including Barbara, were speaking and hosting workshops.
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
This newsletter reviews the feminist and lesbian literature at the top of the reading charts.
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
This leaflet is a copy of the First Dictionary of the language of Laadan. Laadan is a feminist constructed language created by Suzette Haden Elgin in 1982.
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
An extract from "A French Man in England", written in 1784 by Francois De La Rochefoucauld.
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
A letter from the publisher of an anthology of women writers, informing Barbara that her script had not been included on this occasion.
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
A letter from Barbara's correspondent at Firebrand Books. The letter discusses the response to Barbara's short story collection, The Threshing Floor. It also includes five separate reviews of The Threshing Floor.
A Letter from The A Lesbian and Gay Theatre Company
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
A letter from a representative of the Theatre Company to all writers involved in What Could a Girl Be Then. It asks writers to send in what they have written for the project.
A Letter from the British Library
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
This letter asks Barbara to deposit a copy of her play Patterns to the Department of Manuscripts. Under the Theatres Act of 1968, this was required of every play script performed to the public in Great Britain.
A Letter from the Funky Black Women's Journal
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
This letter from a representative of the Funky Black Women's Journal is calling for new short fiction contributions to the journal.
A Letter from the Lesbian Archive
Part of Papers of Barbara Burford
A letter sent on behalf of the Lesbian Summer School Collective. It thanks Barbara for the work she did for the Lesbian School which helped to make it so successful.