The opening chapter of The Girls Club (Bywater Books) by Sally Bellerose lays it all out on the table. But...
Theodora (Penguin Press) as history is fascinating. Stella Duffy’s historical novel about the most progressive empress of Byzantium and wife of...
Momentum has a language, and in her long awaited debut novel Zipper Mouth (Feminist Press), Laurie Weeks speaks it fluidly....
In her debut novel, Smoketown (Blind Eye Books), Tenea D. Johnson magically creates a verdant jungle from what was once...
Sinuous, seductive, rife with sexy, feminine energy, The Wide Road (Belladonna) is hard to categorize. It blurs the line between...
“In fiction and life, the way a person’s body and mind function are facets of who they are. Disease or...
Joan Opyr’s novel, Shaken and Stirred (Bywater Books), has a familiar premise: A young woman with a dysfunctional and sometimes...
“Lots of women write about men, but I suppose, unfortunately, it’s still a surprise when a man attempts to write...
For many, many years, Scandavian artist Tove Jansson’s internationally popular children’s books, the Moomin books, included the biography that Jansson...
“In a curious way, we are what we read, much more than we are what we eat.” Scottish author Jackie...
