It is very interesting to me how many women writers, scientists, artists, business owners etc were always working and then history just pretended they didn’t exist. Henry and Sarah Fielding contributed to each other’s work. Mileva Maric did Einstein’s maths. Apparently Nannerl Mozart as a child was considered the more talented of the two. But even 20th century women authors like Fay Weldon and Ursula LeGuin thought, at least at one point in their careers, that women just didn’t really turn up as great writers etc. (Trying hard to get your thread going again OP 😉)