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Fight reductive HEA (Happily Ever After) with Charlotte Brontë's last, best, novel.
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A journey through the work of Alice Walker.
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Is the controversial work of Ayn Rand worth revisiting? You decide.
Take a tour of England through the life and work of Virginia Woolf.
Gilbert haters cite Eat, Pray, Love as proof of her failings, and in the process neglect her fantastic, near-perfect novel.
The Gone with the Wind author was a woman ahead of her time.
Ann Jones's revolutionary work offers powerful insight into domestic violence.
In "Miss Marple vs. The Mansplainers," Alice Bolin salutes Agatha Christie's feminist detective hero.
With Life After Life, the English writer takes the reincarnation story to new heights.
Erica Jong shocked readers with her novel about women's sexuality in the 1970s, and she tells us why she's ready to do it again.
By Erica Jong
The pioneering ecofeminist and Woman and Nature author discusses her book and today's discriminatory climate.
Read what anthropologist and author Elizabeth Marshall Thomas has to say right meow!
Author Sven Lindqvist takes readers on historical journey across the Sahara Desert and the African continent.
Gloria Steinem reflects on Dorothy Dinnerstein's feminist classic and gender equality in early societies.
Gloria Steinem discusses the continued importance of Marge Piercy's sci-fi classic, Woman on the Edge of Time.
Paula Gunn Allen, a Native American activist, offers hope for the future in The Sacred Hoop, says Gloria Steinem.
How Margaret Atwood's classic shows the significance of reproductive freedom.
How Mary McCarthy's classic can be read as an indicator of change—or the lack of it.
Valerie Hudson's critical book shows how violence against women is a proxy for nationwide violence.