Celebrate the Voting Rights Act of 1965 with these influential reads.
Read what anthropologist and author Elizabeth Marshall Thomas has to say right meow!
Forced into hiding in swamps and forests, Jack and Rochelle stood by each other as they fought the Nazis until the Soviet liberation of Poland in 1944.
Historian and author Bruce Lee breaks it down.
Author Sven Lindqvist takes readers on historical journey across the Sahara Desert and the African continent.
Fire up the coals for a couple of recipes from The Complete Book of Outdoor Cookery.
The acclaimed writer of Chaos shares a handful of nonfiction works that have inspired his own.
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.
Author Andrei Codrescu tells it like it is: Headed to the island? Pack aspirin and chocolate. And more.
The British sci-fi author shares a dark delicacy with a twist you won't see coming.
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.
Gloria Steinem discusses the lasting impact of Robin Morgan's political classic on terrorism.
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