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to Keep Women in Print main page*Members of the Feminist Bookstore Network Steering Committee
Harriet Clare, Dreams & Swords Bookstore, Indianapolis, IN (1982-1997) (interviewed August 17, 2001)
Suzanne Corson, Boadecia's Books, North Berkeley, CA (interviewed 5-14-01)
The rest will be linked when the interviewees gives permission.
Pokey Anderson, Inklings, Houston, TX (Dec. 1988-Jan. 1998) (interviewed Aug. 16, 2001)
*Gilda Bruckman, New Words Bookstore, Cambridge, MA (interviewed 5-15-01)
*Linda Bubon, Women & Children First, Chicago, IL (interviewed 5-10-01)
*Dotty Faibisy, Wild Iris Books, Gainesville, FL (interviewed 6-20-01)
Anjula Gogia, Toronto Women's Bookstore, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (interviewed 5-11-01)
*Mary Ellen Kavanaugh, My Sisters' Words, Syracuse, NY (interviewed 5-10-01)
Sara Luce Look, Charis Books & More, Atlanta, GA (interviewed 5-14-01)
Audrey May, Meristem, Memphis, TN (Sep 1990-Aug 1998) (interviewed Aug. 2, 2001)
*Mev Miller, Amazon Bookstore Cooperative, Minneapolis, MN (interviewed 5-15-01)
Kate Randall, Antigone Books, Tucson, AZ (emailed responses 6-07-01)
Maia Ramnath, Bluestockings, New York City (interviewed 5-14-01)
Helen Roman, Brigit Books, St. Petersburg, FL
Heather Ruzicka-Furr, Lodestar Books, Birmingham, AL
(As of summer 2002, Lodestar is no longer a bookstore. Ed.)
*Catherine Sameh, In Other Words Women’s Books and Resources, Portland, OR (interviewed 5-12-01)
*Sandy Torkildson, A Room of One's Own Bookstore and Coffeehouse, Madison, WI (interviewed 5-10-01)
Simone Wallace, Sisterhood Bookstore, Los Angeles, CA (1972-1999) (interviewed Aug. 7, 2001)