Kate Millett
A biographical and reading guide to Kate Millett, with a route back to the historical list that brought this profile into view.
Life: 1934–2017 · Deceased
About the author
Kate Millett was an American feminist writer, artist, teacher, and activist whose work connected political analysis with intensely personal memoir. Sita considers love, grief, and the pressures of identity through Millett’s experience; it is one part of a body of writing that also includes Sexual Politics, a landmark critique of gender and power in literature, and her later accounts of activism, family, and mental-health institutions. Her papers document the range of her creative and political work.
Selected books & writing
A curated path into the work; titles shown reflect available editions and selected writing, not an exhaustive bibliography.
Sexual Politics
Find editions at Amazon →Flying
Find editions at Amazon →The Prostitution Papers
Find editions at Amazon →The Loony-Bin Trip
Find editions at Amazon →A.D.: A Memoir
Find editions at Amazon →Mother Millett
Find editions at Amazon →Going to Iran
Find editions at Amazon →Sources & further reading
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