The second book on my list, which won the Women’s Prize for Fiction in 1997, was Fugitive Pieces, by Anne…
A full 50 years before Helen Keller was transformed from an unruly deaf-blind child who understood nothing, to a young…
Okay, so I have to admit, since I already had two other of Helen Dunmore’s novels lying around my apartment,…
As I mentioned in my last post, I am starting the list of the Women’s Prize for Fiction winners. Never…
This is going to be my last ‘traditional’ post about what I’ve been reading lately, because as of now I…
This post is doubling as both Badass Women and What I’ve Been Reading Lately, as I just finished a biography…
“Call the Midwife,” Jennifer Worth The base for the popular British series of the same name, “Call the Midwife” fills…
“Revolution from Within” and “Outrageous Acts of Everyday Rebellions,” Gloria Steinem Upon my return from my recent trip to the…
Since it is March and Women’s History Month will soon be in full swing, and also because I rewrote this…
Simone de Beauvoir’s two-book tome is exactly that—a tome. Over 700 pages of the history of women and how society…