The following year, the journal, Le Petit livre rouge des femmes (The Little Red Book of Women)[9] was published as an initiative of Marie Denis [fr]. She brought together a wide range of women from various schools of thought on feminism, including liberals, radicals, and socialists, as well as workers and intellectuals to compile their thoughts on their lives. The book became very influential, selling 15,000 copies in a few months.[10] De Nieuwe Maand (The New Month) was another influential journal published in the period, which attempted to bridge the traditional divides between socialists and Catholics in Flanders.[11]