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• Breaching the Peace : (A Collection of Radical Feminist Papers)
  Published by Onlywomen Press in 1983, 'Breaching the Peace' was a collection of papers by radical feminists that emerged from a workshop titled “The Women’s Liberation Movement versus The Women’s Peace Movement or How Dare You Presume I Went to Greenham.” The papers examined and criticised the women’s peace movement. The contributors argued that women-only camps, such as Greenham Common, presented a media‑friendly image of women’s liberation and that being female-only did not make them inherently feminist. The pamphlet format offered a quick and convenient way to disseminate and debate the discussions that arose from the workshop.
• We Continue Forever: Sorrow and Strength of Guatemalan Women
  International exchange is at the heart of this pamphlet, which was published in New York City but contains the voices of Guatemalan women. The Women’s International Resource Exchange Service (WIRE) was founded by US feminists to publish global writing. A detailed consideration of this pamphlet and its role as a tool for resilience, written by Senate House Library librarian Julio Cazzasa, is available to read online.