Award-winning poet, novelist, journalist and feminist leader Robin Morgan first appeared to the public eye at a young age with her own radio show Little Robin Morgan and later with her role in television’s Mama. But Morgan left the life of stardom to become a key figure in the global women’s movement, whose work as an activist spans from the 1960s to today. In 2005 she co-founded the Women’s Media Center with Gloria Steinem and Jane Fonda.
{buybutton id=16792/}In a world that lives in constant fear of terrorist attacks, The Demon Lover: The Roots of Terrorism offers an in-depth look into the gendered roots of terrorism. Gloria Steinem calls it “a key to understanding and uprooting terrorism in all its forms.”
{buybutton id=16850/}Before she launched on to the activism scene, Robin Morgan was a child star. Named “The Ideal American Girl”, Morgan had her own radio show and starred on a hit television show, Mama. Saturday’s Child chronicles Morgan’s professional and private life as she transitioned from child star to activist and author.
{buybutton id=16851/}In The Anatomy of Freedom, Robin Morgan reimagines the Women’s Movement. Morgan examines morality, marriage, theoretical physics and everything in between to explain the enormity of female empowerment.
{buybutton id=16847/}Monster is Robin Morgan’s first collection of poetry. Originally published in 1972, these poems reflect the political turmoil of the time and the birth of contemporary feminism.
{buybutton id=16852/}Going Too Far is a behind-the-scenes look at the feminist movement until 1977. Morgan’s views on marriage, love, religion, pornography, and art are expressed in this collection of personal papers.
{buybutton id=16849/}Focused on her journalism and shorter prose, The Word of a Woman, is a collection of some of Robin Morgan’s most well known pieces, including “Goodbye to All That”, a letter to be read one thousand years in the future, and stories of the first Miss America Pageant protest.
{buybutton id=16848/}This is a collection of intensely personal and controversial poems that are a testament to Morgan’s work as an activist and talent as a poet.
{buybutton id=16853/}Enchanting and intelligent, The Mer-Child is the story of two outcasts, stranded between worlds, forming a bond that transcends all barriers. A modern-day fairy tale with a heart-felt and penetrative message.