Members Write Now: Sherring Dartiguenave
In this month’s Members Write Now, Sherring Dartiguenave’s personal essay expresses the path to finding expression through the color of her wardrobe.
WNBA Centennial: Looking Back, Forward, and Out
As cake was cut, awards were presented, and champagne bottles were popped, a sense of community and a shared love of reading pervaded the WNBA Centennial Celebration on Saturday, October 29th, as did the sense that looking back at 100 years is only the beginning. For all our shared history,…
Ladies Who Brunch Discusses The Honeymoon by Dinitia Smith
Dinitia Smith, author of The Honeymoon, talked to the Ladies Who Brunch about her novel based on the brief marriage of novelist George Eliot.
Weekend Reads: Books on Family
Whether you’re traveling or staying at home this weekend, one of these books about family will go great with a side of pie and cookies!
National Members Kick off the Centennial Weekend at the NRGM 10th Anniversary Panel
The NRGM – Great Group Reads 10th Anniversary kick off to the Centennial came with a bonus: the chance for national members to share their NRGM experiences.
The Reader’s View: Angelica Baker’s Our Little Racket
Angelica Baker’s OUR LITTLE RACKET tells the tale of five women adjacent to a powerful man as they resist impending chaos from the financial crisis.
The Centennial Gala
On Saturday, October 28, WNBA members celebrated the Centennial in style with cocktails, awards, and literary conversations!
One Hundred Years!
10th Anniversary NRGM Panel Kicks Off WNBA Centennial
For National Reading Group Month’s tenth anniversary, a panel of debut authors from past lists spoke. The highlights? Historical research and strong women!
Members Write Now: Christa Avampato
This month’s Members Write Now features WNBA member Christa Avampato’s book Emerson Page and Where the Light Enters, which published last week on November 1, 2017. Watch the book trailer here! A Long Way Home As they walked home, Emerson rested her head against Oliver and closed her eyes. She always…
