[ch. 1]. Louisa Alcott, trouper: experiences in theatricals, 1848-1880
[ch. 2]. Alcott's first book: tales for Ellen E.
[ch. 3]. Louisa May Alcott and the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette
[ch. 4]. Early Alcott sensation story: "Marion Earle: or, only an actress!"
[ch. 5]. Some anonymous and pseudonymous thrillers of Louisa M. Alcott / Leona Rostenberg
[ch. 6]. Five letters that changed an image: Louisa Alcott
[ch. 7]. Unmasked / Leona Rostenberg and Madeleine B. Stern
[ch. 8]. Behind a mask: history of a book
[ch. 9]. Louisa's Wonder Book: a newly discovered Alcott juvenile
[ch. 10]. Witch's caualdron to the family hearth: Louisa M. Alcott's literary development, 1848-1868
[ch. 11]. First appearance of a Little Women incident
[ch. 12]. Louisa M. Alcott in periodicals
[ch. 13]. Louisa Alcott's feminist letters
[ch. 14]. Louisa Alcott's self-criticism
[ch. 15]. Louisa May Alcott had her head examined / Madeleine Stern and Kent Bicknell
[ch. 16]. Louisa May Alcott & Frank M. Lupton
[ch. 17]. Louisa May Alcott at 150: a writer's progress.