By: Rosalind Reisner Mark your calendars for an April 11, 2024 at 7:00pm for a virtual program: In Conversation with Marnie Mueller. Marnie’s new book is a stunning story, a combined memoir and biography (maybe a new genre?) about her own life and a life-changing friendship. The book, The Showgirl and…
Our New Perspectives in Historical Fiction panel on November 30th took a deep dive into the new works with women protagonists living in the same era as our founder, Madge Jenison. Authors, Kitty Zeldis and Eileen Donovan, gave us terrific insight as to what inspired them to write historical fiction…
My partner and I exchange books on Christmas Eve…this bookish holiday tradition is still one of my favorite moments of the year.
It’s been six months since I started working from home, but that passage of time feels both too long and too short for the moments it’s contained.
Bookish Events: A Digital June –these events may not be in person … but there will always be books and there will always be people who want to talk about those books.
A look at the true kidnapping case that inspired Nabokov’s classic, as learned from Sarah Weinman’s The Real Lolita.
In celebration of Banned Books Week — a series of quotes from the 2017 Top Ten Most Challenged Books List. #Top10 #ChallengedBooksof2017 #BannedBooks
For the final installment of our June Folklore Friday series, go ancient, modern, and retro all at once with female warriors and Wonder Woman.
Escape the heat this Folklore Friday with Women of Winter: tales about snowy princesses, icy queens, and supernatural women who can’t get close to warmth!
