MARGARET RANDALL is the author of more than fifty books, including Sandino's Daughters Revisited: Feminism in Nicaragua (Rutgers University Press). She lives in New Mexico and teaches at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, in the Spring.

A book of extraordinary impact. Illustrated with striking portrait photos, it is the product of interviews with scores of women who fought and won in the Sandinista Liberation Front. . . . The women speak for themselves. And they speak with compelling power. . . . Every story in this book is different, every woman memorable. . . . [This] is a book to remind us all of what the best in us can be. (Calgary Herald)

• One: From AMPRONAC 1Two: The Commanders 40Three: Amada Pineda 80Four: Daisy Zamora 94Five: Nora Astorga 116Six: The Women in Olive Green 129Seven:  Sister Martha Women of Hope 150Eight: Gladys Baez 163Nine: Mothers and Daughters 184Ten: Profound Changes 204

MARGARET RANDALL is the author of more than fifty books, including Sandino's Daughters Revisited: Feminism in Nicaragua (Rutgers University Press). She lives in New Mexico and teaches at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, in the Spring.

A book of extraordinary impact. Illustrated with striking portrait photos, it is the product of interviews with scores of women who fought and won in the Sandinista Liberation Front. . . . The women speak for themselves. And they speak with compelling power. . . . Every story in this book is different, every woman memorable. . . . [This] is a book to remind us all of what the best in us can be. (Calgary Herald)

• One: From AMPRONAC 1Two: The Commanders 40Three: Amada Pineda 80Four: Daisy Zamora 94Five: Nora Astorga 116Six: The Women in Olive Green 129Seven:  Sister Martha Women of Hope 150Eight: Gladys Baez 163Nine: Mothers and Daughters 184Ten: Profound Changes 204

MARGARET RANDALL is the author of more than fifty books, including Sandino's Daughters Revisited: Feminism in Nicaragua (Rutgers University Press). She lives in New Mexico and teaches at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, in the Spring.

A book of extraordinary impact. Illustrated with striking portrait photos, it is the product of interviews with scores of women who fought and won in the Sandinista Liberation Front. . . . The women speak for themselves. And they speak with compelling power. . . . Every story in this book is different, every woman memorable. . . . [This] is a book to remind us all of what the best in us can be. (Calgary Herald)

• One: From AMPRONAC 1Two: The Commanders 40Three: Amada Pineda 80Four: Daisy Zamora 94Five: Nora Astorga 116Six: The Women in Olive Green 129Seven:  Sister Martha Women of Hope 150Eight: Gladys Baez 163Nine: Mothers and Daughters 184Ten: Profound Changes 204