Lyn Madden worked as a prostitute for 20 years. This is her story of life 'on the game' in Dublin.

Lyn: A Story of Prostitution

Politics & Social Sciences

Levine, June

Madden, Lyn

Social Sciences

Attic Press Ltd.

The history of a legendary left-wing summer camp for kids in New Jersey. Founded during the Great Depression, the WOrkers CHildren's CAmp flourished for twenty years. Paul Robeson was the camp's great hero and visited often. During the height of the Cold War Wo-Chi-Ca was forced to fold its tents forever, done in by a virulent combination of McCarthyism and polio.

Tales of Wo-Chi-Ca: Blacks, Whites and Reds at Camp

History

Gordon, Gene

Americas

Avon Springs Press

First published by Ward River Press in 1982, Sisters is a personal history of the Irish feminist movement and includes an afterword by Nell McCafferty. June Levine, also the author of Lyn: A Story of Prostitution, passed away in October 2008.

Sisters: The Personal Story of and Irish Feminist

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

A season of weddings

Literature & Fiction

Women's Fiction

New Island Books

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