←Author Index: Cl Voltairine de Cleyre
(1866–1912)
American anarchist activist and an outspoken proponent of "anarchism without adjectives." She was acclaimed by Emma Goldman as "the most gifted and brilliant anarchist woman America ever produced."

Works

Nonfiction

Poetry

  • And Thou Too (1888)
  • The Hurricane (1889)
  • Night at the Grave in Waldheim (1889)
  • The Dirge of the Sea (1891)
  • Bastard Born (1891)
  • Life or Death (1892)
  • I Am (1892)
  • The Toast of Despair (1892)
  • Love's Ghost (1892)
  • Mary Wollstonecraft (1893)
  • John P. Altgeld (1893)
  • The Feast of Vultures (1894)
  • The Suicide's Defense (1894)
  • Germinal (1897)
  • Light Upon Waldheim (1897)
  • The Road Builders (1900)
  • Marsh-Bloom (1901)
  • Ave et Vale (1901)
  • The Gods and the People
  • Written-In-Red

Works about de Voltairine


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