Her poems, her plays, her philosophies, her orations, her discourses. All these folios and quartos in which, she protested, her real life was enshrined. Moulder in the gloom of public libraries, or are decanted into tiny thimbles which hold sex drops of profusion. -- Virginia Woolf, writing about Margaret Cavendish In light of recent critical interest in Utopian and futuristic writing, as well as historical figures in women's literary works, the reissue...