Anna Dostoevskaya
Anna Dostoevskaya saved her writer husband, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, from ruin. She was also the one to establish their own publishing company so that the family would receive far more profits from her husband’s writing.
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Nina Zagat
Co–founder of the eponymous Zagat guide
Katharine Graham
Owner, board chair and publisher of The Washington Post for decades
Sarah Herbert
1800s Irish-Canadian author, publisher, and educator
Sara Davy Armbruster
1800s and 1900s American businesswoman and publisher
Louisa Rogers
1900s Canadian newspaper proprietor
Robertine Barry
Canadian journalist, writer, lecturer, feminist, and office holder
Sophia Dalton
1800s Canadian newspaper publisher
Anna Florence Grant
Early 1900s Boston printer
Miriam Tlali
The first Black woman in South Africa to publish an English-language novel in 1975, most of her writing was banned by the South African apartheid regime.