The Sacred Hoop: “Patriarchy is Neither Universal Nor Inevitable”
Paula Gunn Allen, a Native American activist, offers hope for the future in The Sacred Hoop, says Gloria Steinem.
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The Handmaid’s Tale: A Warning About Patriarchy and Power
Gloria Steinem on how Margaret Atwood's classic shows the significance of reproductive freedom.
Gloria Steinem on the Many Reasons to Read The Group
How Mary McCarthy's classic can be read as an indicator of change—or the lack of it.
Who’s Your Literary Animal Sidekick?
Take our quiz to find out which cuddly book character you should keep as a pet.
Gloria Steinem Discusses Sex & World Peace
Valerie Hudson's critical book shows how violence against women is a proxy for nationwide violence.
Test Your Bookish IQ with a Literary Quiz
No doubt you’ve read these seven classic bestsellers . . . but do you know the trivia behind each title?
The Nature of Jean Craighead George
Honor the spirit of Earth Day by celebrating the renowned children’s book author and environmentalist.
Quiz: Which Sci Fi Character Would You Be in an Apocalypse?
When zombies, nuclear fallout, or World War III strikes, how will you handle the pressure? Take our apocalypse quiz to find out.
Forever Relevant: Robin Morgan's The Demon Lover
Gloria Steinem discusses the lasting impact of Robin Morgan's political classic on terrorism.
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Gloria Steinem Presents: Reading Our Way to the Revolution
Timeless and timely books.
“Monster” by Robin Morgan: The Anthem of the Women’s Movement
In 1972, this electrifying poem inspired women everywhere to take a stand in the fight for equality.
Fact or Fantasy: All About Female Samurai Warrior Tomoe Gozen
Can you tell the difference between historical Japanese legend and creative fantasy fiction?
Our 9 Favorite Episodes of the New Yorker Fiction Podcast
Every month, renowned authors pick a story from the magazine’s archives to read aloud and discuss—with hilarious results.
12 Important LGBT Activists You Need to Know About
The powerhouses that ignited change.
“The only source of knowledge is experience”
Mystery authors who draw on their own life experiences
