Tasting Home: Coming of Age in the Kitchen
Tasting Home: Coming of Age in the Kitchen
Newton, Judith: - Judith Newton is Professor Emerita in Women and Gender Studies at U.C. Davis. While at U.C. Davis she directed the Women and Gender Studies program for eight years and the Consortium for Women and Research for four.
She is the author and co-editor of five works of non fiction on nineteenth-century British women writers, feminist criticism, women's history, and men's movements. Her most current work has appeared in The Redwood Coast Review (Winter 2012), poetalk (Summer, 2011). She is currently at work on a feminist mystery and lives in the East Bay of California where she tends her garden.
She is the author and co-editor of five works of non fiction on nineteenth-century British women writers, feminist criticism, women's history, and men's movements. Her most current work has appeared in The Redwood Coast Review (Winter 2012), poetalk (Summer, 2011). She is currently at work on a feminist mystery and lives in the East Bay of California where she tends her garden.
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Newton, Judith: - Judith Newton is Professor Emerita in Women and Gender Studies at U.C. Davis. While at U.C. Davis she directed the Women and Gender Studies program for eight years and the Consortium for Women and Research for four.
She is the author and co-editor of five works of non fiction on nineteenth-century British women writers, feminist criticism, women's history, and men's movements. Her most current work has appeared in The Redwood Coast Review (Winter 2012), poetalk (Summer, 2011). She is currently at work on a feminist mystery and lives in the East Bay of California where she tends her garden.
She is the author and co-editor of five works of non fiction on nineteenth-century British women writers, feminist criticism, women's history, and men's movements. Her most current work has appeared in The Redwood Coast Review (Winter 2012), poetalk (Summer, 2011). She is currently at work on a feminist mystery and lives in the East Bay of California where she tends her garden.
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