An Unladylike Profession

An Unladylike Profession by Chris Dubbs explores the often-overlooked contributions of women war reporters during World War I, highlighting how they challenged gender norms to provide new perspectives on the conflict. The book features stories of notable journalists like Edith Wharton and Nellie Bly, who traveled to the front lines and covered vital social and political issues of the time. It offers a compelling portrait of pioneering women who shaped wartime journalism and witnessed significant social transformations alongside the chaos of war.