7 Books About the History of Women’s Writing
These books about the history of women's writing include personal essay collections and overviews from Margaret Atwood, Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, and more.
These books about the history of women's writing include personal essay collections and overviews from Margaret Atwood, Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, and more.
Take flight with these contemporary novels inspired by Peter Pan and enjoy new takes on Pan, Captain Hook, Neverland, and more.
A list of jaw-dropping books to read with your true crime book club. Including dinosaur fraud, serial killers, Agatha Christie and data hacking.
Fancy reading some historical crime fiction with LGBT+ protagonists who always get a happy ever after? Then it's probably time to check out K.J. Charles!
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Books based on true stories, including four days on the Titanic, the botched assassination of Bob Marley, and a teen concubine who became Empress of China.
Fans of the Netflix micro-documentary series 'Explained' will gobble up this collection of microhistory books that take an in-depth look at niche subjects.
%%excerpt%% Established writers and first-time novellists feature on the Longlist for the 2018 Man Booker Prize. Including the first graphic novel to ever be nominated.
From comfort food to fine dining, these are the vegan cookbooks that will help you ditch dairy and take up tempeh.
A collection of funny poems to make you think about life and go "oh yeah". Featuring the wit and wisdom of Carol Ann Duffy, Sandra Beasley, and more.
Nonfiction manuals and memoirs to help you deal with office sexism.
Must-read Black British essayists writing about everything from the lives of working women to gun deaths.
A list of books for Carol to read, including Margaret Atwood, J G Ballard, Terry McMillan and Barbara Kingsolver.
Looking for something quick and satisfying? Check out these books you can read in 2 hours! Including robot wives, stray cats, loved-up cowboys and WW1 vets.
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