“Big Little Lies,” Lianne Moriarty I swear, every good series or movie that I have watched in the last ten…
Isabel Barreto was the first woman admiral in history, and although unknown to most of the world today, is regaining…
“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…
Recently I watched the film adaptation of Colette’s life, unsurprisingly titled Colette, and was inspired to write about her, mainly…
“How to Be a Woman,” Caitlin Moran How to Be a Woman is basically Moran’s way to address the burden…
Doris Lemming, “The Fifth Child” Lemming is a powerful storyteller, and this short novel is no exception. It tells the story…
“Commonwealth,” Ann Patchett Set between Chicago, California, and Virginia, Patchett’s story follows the breakup of two families and what happens…
“The Glass Menagerie,” Tennessee Williams A story of shattered hopes and dreams, “The Glass Menagerie” was Williams’ first successful play…
“The Red Garden,” Alice Hoffman In her created town of Blackwell, Hoffman writes short vignettes following the founding of…