The Muses females are: Martha Moulsworth and other women writers of the English Renaissance

"Backward springs": the self-invention of Martha Moulsworth / Germaine Greer

Identity and numbers in Martha Moulsworth's "Memorandum" / Isobel Grundy

Life and times of Martha Moulsworth / Robert C. Evans

Martha Moulsworth and the uses of rhetoric: love, mourning, and reciprocity / Anthony Low

Marginally funny: Martha Moulsworth's puns / Anne Lake Prescott

Poem as a clock: Martha Moulsworth tells time three ways / Mary Ellen Lamb

"The Memorandum," sacraments, and Ewelme Church / Matthew Steggle

"By him I was brought upp": evoking the Father in Moulsworth's "Memorandum" / Anne C. Little

Martha Moulsworth's "Memorandum": drossing the climacteric / Susie Paul

Biblical resonance in Moulsworth's "memorandum" / Robert C. Evans and Neil P. Probst.

"My inward house": women's autobiographical poetry in the early seventeenth century / Josephine A. Roberts

"My muse is a tell clocke": the paradox of ritual autobiography in Martha Moulsworth's "Memorandum" / Curtis Perry

Research sources on seventeenth-century women's autobiography / Karen Worley Pirnie

"The muses females are": Renaissance women and education / John T. Shawcross

Early modern women and "the muses ffemall" / Frances Teague

Educating women and the lower orders / Jean R. Brink

"The widdowes silvar": widowhood in early modern England / Esther S. Cope