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Before her death in 2001, Naomi Schor was a leading scholar in feminist and critical theory and a founding coeditor of differences A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies. This issue takes as its starting point Schor s book Bad Objects: Essays Popular and Unpopular (1995), in which she discussed her attraction to the bad objects the academy had overlooked or ignored: universalism, essentialism, and feminism. Underpinning these bad objects was her mourning of the literary, a sense that her work and feminist theory more generally had departed from the textual readings in...

What did it mean to be a 'half caste' in early twentieth-century North America? This collection of short works ranges from magazine romance to story melodrama and provides an introduction to a unique literary personality - Onoto Watanna. It includes nineteen - thirteen stories and six essays - intended to show the versatility of her writing.