Kit de Waal to headline new festival celebrating women writers over 50Forthwrite festival celebrates the voices of women over 50, challenging stereotypes and showcasing diverse narratives.
A 17th-Century Parisian Literary Salon Rife With Stories and SexClare Pollard creatively explores the roots of storytelling in French history through reimagined fairy tales.
Rachel Kushner's Surprising SwerveRachel Kushner's work explores the complexities of female identities through characters embodying the author's own experiences and observations. They navigate male-dominated spaces with confidence.
The 10 Best Books of 2024The article highlights the top 10 books of 2024, emphasizing those that leave lasting impressions on readers.
From poverty, psychiatric hospital and writing in a shed to literary stardom: Janet Frame at 100Janet Frame transformed her troubled past into literary success, revealing her confidence and innovative language in a rare 1975 television interview.
Briefly Noted Book ReviewsThe rise and fall of N.F.T. art market explored, showing the vulnerabilities of the technology and the financiers.The power of literature as a source of solace and strength during mental health struggles is highlighted.
Kit de Waal to headline new festival celebrating women writers over 50Forthwrite festival celebrates the voices of women over 50, challenging stereotypes and showcasing diverse narratives.
A 17th-Century Parisian Literary Salon Rife With Stories and SexClare Pollard creatively explores the roots of storytelling in French history through reimagined fairy tales.
Rachel Kushner's Surprising SwerveRachel Kushner's work explores the complexities of female identities through characters embodying the author's own experiences and observations. They navigate male-dominated spaces with confidence.
The 10 Best Books of 2024The article highlights the top 10 books of 2024, emphasizing those that leave lasting impressions on readers.
From poverty, psychiatric hospital and writing in a shed to literary stardom: Janet Frame at 100Janet Frame transformed her troubled past into literary success, revealing her confidence and innovative language in a rare 1975 television interview.
Briefly Noted Book ReviewsThe rise and fall of N.F.T. art market explored, showing the vulnerabilities of the technology and the financiers.The power of literature as a source of solace and strength during mental health struggles is highlighted.
Intro to Women Writers Week | Features | Roger EbertWomen's History Month remains a crucial celebration despite concerns over recent political climate and its implications on free expression.
Rare book dealer Rebecca Romney dedicates a book to the women Jane Austen readRebecca Romney's quest sheds light on the overlooked women writers who influenced Jane Austen, highlighting the need to recognize their contributions.
Book Review: Jane Austen's Bookshelf,' by Rebecca RomneyRebecca Romney explores the influences of overlooked women writers on Jane Austen, revealing the need to recognize their contributions to literature.
Rare book dealer Rebecca Romney dedicates a book to the women Jane Austen readRebecca Romney's quest sheds light on the overlooked women writers who influenced Jane Austen, highlighting the need to recognize their contributions.
Book Review: Jane Austen's Bookshelf,' by Rebecca RomneyRebecca Romney explores the influences of overlooked women writers on Jane Austen, revealing the need to recognize their contributions to literature.
"The Publisher and the Public": An Essay by Alexandra Grant (Keywords: Art; Authorship; Freedom of Speech; Public Sphere)The artwork serves as a platform to celebrate contemporary women's voices in Polish poetry amidst rising conservatism.
Are Millennials Ruining Divorce, Too? | The WalrusMary Wollstonecraft's life embodies the conflict between personal choices and feminist principles, particularly illustrated by her marriage to William Godwin.
Deborah Levy: A writer's career is choppy I was 50 when I found success'Deborah Levy's 'The Position of Spoons' contains essays that intertwine her personal experiences with literary reflections, resonating with readers and exploring identity.
Berkeley's Kelsey Street Press celebrates 50 years of experimental, feminist poetryKelsey Street Press celebrates 50 years of empowering marginalized voices through innovative writing and feminist poetry.
The Most Anticipated Book Events in Portland this FallPortland thrives with literary events in the fall, featuring local authors, small presses, and renowned writers, making it an ideal time to immerse in reading.
What we're reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in SeptemberEmily Perkins' 'Lioness' examines the complex interplay of social aspiration, money, and marriage, highlighting the risks for women in navigating these domains.
East German culture has been ignored for too long. Until we embrace it, our country will remain dangerously divided | Carolin WurfelThe revival of East German literature and culture is gaining momentum, reshaping public perception after decades of neglect.
Goth for All - San Francisco Bay TimesWomen and queer writers are challenging the traditional tropes in gothic fiction and horror by creating powerful characters that do not adhere to the damsel in distress stereotype.