QUEEN SILVER: THE GODLESS GIRL

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	Queen Silver: The Godless Girl a biography by Wendy McElroy This work from Prometheus Books -- consists of a biography of Queen Silver followed by essays from her pen. Please do not use or reprint material from this page without permission, which will usually be given upon request.   ERRATA: My apologies for the ludicrous errors in Prometheus Books' advertising copy for this book. E.g., Grace Verne Silver did not found the I.W.W.    - Wendy McElroy Introduction to Queen (Bio).  Excerpts from Queen Silver: The Godless Girl From the Biographical Section: The Young Queen and the Elder Queen in Freethought (Atheism)  One of Queen's Feminist Adventures The Socialist and the Girl Scientist From the Essay Section: on Freethought,  on Feminism,  on Socialism
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Grace Verne Silver - feminist, socialist, freethinker

Read her early feminist fiction stories

• "The Squaw has a Name for It!"
• "I was Once a Co-Respondent"
• "You Boss, Huh?"
• "Sauce for the Gander"
• "The Laboratory Man"
• "In the Lost and Found"

During the Summer of 1934, Grace fled her husband to the supposed safety of Alaska, only to find herself (and her lover) stranded there by the Longshoreman's Strike of '34. Perilously close to starvation, Grace's only solace were the letters she and Queen exchanged. (Unless otherwise noted, all letters are from Grace to Queen.) May 1934 | June 1934 | July 1934 | August 1934 | September 1934
 

Sample Grace's delightfully witty and heretical "Theological Dictionary"