The Women Writers Suffrage League
Formed in 1908 by Cicely Hamilton and Bessie Hatton, the League aimed “to obtain the vote for women on the same terms as it is or may be granted to men. Its methods are those proper to writers – the use of the pen." Women writers who joined the organisation included novelist and Women’s Freedom League founder Charlotte Despard, Violet Hunt, Alice Meynell, Marie Belloc Lowndes, Beatrica Harraden, as well as many of those below.  Male writers in sympathy with the cause such as Laurence Housman and Israel Zangwill were enrolled as 'Honorary Men Associates'. The WWSL worked in close co-operation with the AFL to encourage members to write short plays for the Cause.
 

Some Suffrage Writers and Directors

[singlepic id=121 h=150]	Elizabeth Robins	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=119 h=150]	Cicely Hamilton	Biography		Read More
	Edith Craig	Biography		Read More
	Chris St John	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=118 h=150]	Marion Holmes	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=123 h=150]	Madeleine Lucette Ryley	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=125 h=150]	Vera Wentworth	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=124 h=150]	Margaret Wynne Nevinson	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=120 h=150]	Evelyn Sharp	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=122 h=150]	Bessie Hatton	Biography		Read More
	Kate Harvey	Biography		Read More
	Alice Chapin	Biography		Read More
	Jennie Cohen	Biography		Read More
[singlepic id=117 h=150]	Lena Ashwell	Biography		Read More