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6 Women-Directed Horror Thrillers to Fulfill All of Your Spooky Season Cravings
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(Movies)
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... style of ‘60s horror classics like Rosemary’s Baby (1968) or Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960), The Love Witch pays homage to pulp novels of the past and charms viewers into watching Elaine’s love affairs end ...
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Created on 01 October 2021
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Three Slow Burn Novels For the Fall: A Fictional Account of 12 Century Poet Marie de France, a murder-mystery, and Happy Hour, a Debut Novel about 2 Young Women Navigating a Hot NYC Summer
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(Books)
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Happy Hour: A Novel
By Marlowe Granados
(Verso Fiction)
Happy Hour, the debut novel by Marlowe Granados, follows Isa and Gala, two best friends in their early 20s, as they survive a sweltering summer ...
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Created on 14 September 2021
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Time of the Season for Loving: Diverse Romance Titles To Heat Up Your Summer
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(Books)
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Julie Murphy’s adult romance debut—the first in her new series of fairy tale retellings—is billed as an all-grown-up take on Cinderella. But even though this novel has glamour, secrets, and shoes, ...
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Created on 23 August 2021
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"While We Were Dating" Is the Perfect Sexy and Warm Romance Novel To Add To Your #summerreadinglis
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(Books)
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There are few worlds as sexy, warm, and feel-good as the Jasmine Guillory rom-com universe, and While We Were Dating is a lovely addition to Guillory’s Wedding Date canon. Ad executive Ben Stephens ...
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Created on 12 July 2021
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Emilia Clarke Is Set To Release "M.O.M.: Mother of Madness," A New Comic Book Series About A Woman Who Gets Superpowers From Her Perio
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(Books)
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... age: “I read a lot of fantasy novels full of rich worlds as a child, like Lord of the Rings. That was always the place my imagination would gravitate toward. Later on, when I went to Comic-Con for the ...
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Created on 30 June 2021
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Happy Birthday, Octavia Butler! 4 Powerful Life Lessons From the Renowned Science Fiction And Afrofuturistic Feminist Writer
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(Living)
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... West Lifetime Achievement Award for her work, among many other notable recognitions and accolades. She was the author of several best-selling, award-winning novels, including Kindred (1979), Parable of ...
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Created on 22 June 2021
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9 Books By International LGBTQ+ Authors For Present And Future Pride Celebrations
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(Books)
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... Feminist Press One of the first LGBTQ+ novels to come out of China, this now cult-classic of Chinese queer literature was originally published anonymously online. Following the heart wrenching love story ...
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Created on 03 June 2021
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Are You A Bibliophile Looking For A Fun, Book-Loving Online Community? Check Out These 10 Cool BookTubers!
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(Books)
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... Elle is a pretty popular booktuber who reads and reviews mostly adult and YA Science Fiction and Fantasy novels. She also runs worldhoppers, where all the money from ads and merchandise goes towards charity! ...
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Created on 12 May 2021
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8 New, Inclusive YA Rom-Coms You'll Fall For This Sprin
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(Books)
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If, like me, you've spent the past 14 months finding comfort in feel-good YA, you have a lot to be excited about this spring. Some of your soon-to-be favorite additions to your bookshelf are out now ...
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Created on 11 May 2021
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Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club Kicks Off Writers' Fellowship for Underrepresented, Unpublished Women
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(Books)
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... towards female authors and women at the center of novels, so I started optioning some of them and turning them into movies. Then, I just started sharing all the books that I read, ’cause I read a lot.” ...
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Created on 03 May 2021
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Why We Love The Cozy Quilted Trend And These Three Designers Who Are Nailing It
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(Style)
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... place, drinking hot cocoa, and reading Little House on the Prairie novels.
It’s this strong feeling of nostalgia that inspired Jenny Herbert’s slow fashion brand, Late to the Party (shoplatetotheparty.com). ...
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Created on 10 March 2021
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"This Close To Okay" Zooms In On A Romance Interwoven With The Realities of Mental Illnes
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(Books)
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Few things are as cliché as a character standing on the edge of a bridge, contemplating suicide, in the pouring rain, before being rescued at the last moment. But these scenes play out effortlessly ...
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Created on 11 February 2021
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How Women And YA Are Changing The World Of Comics
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(Books)
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... schedule to grow all DC imprints.
One imprint that has been incredibly successful in attracting female readership and providing more writing jobs to women in graphic novels is DC’s imprint geared towards ...
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Created on 12 November 2020
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How One Woman Changed The Video Game World Forever
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(Entertainment)
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... victim.
The storyline was inspired by Agatha Christie novels and the board game Clue, while the gameplay—the use of text and language, the movement from screen to screen, the user’s ability to gather ...
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Created on 09 October 2020
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Set Your Spooktober Off Right With These Queer And Women-Centered Virtual Literary Events
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(Books)
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... publications. Sarah Gerard is a writer of fiction and nonfiction. She has written popular essay collection Sunshine State (Harper Perennial, 2017) and novels Binary Star (2015) and True Love (2020). Click ...
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Created on 16 September 2020
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DC Comics’ Latest Event Showed The Necessity Of Diversity In Superhero Media
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(Movies)
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... for kids which parents and kids can access. DC Fandome for kids is where you’ll find information on the latest YA graphic novels and shows like Superhero Girls.
Events like this give fans a sense of ...
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Created on 27 August 2020
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The “Reclaim Her Name” Project is Republishing 25 Books You Didn’t Know Were Written by Women
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(Books)
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... footsteps we walk … I think what matters is that women's work and men’s work is equally available. And is equally visible.”
The collection has a little something for everyone. The novels cover genres ...
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Created on 13 August 2020
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Week Of Women: Beyoncé, Brandy, The Umbrella Academy
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(Entertainment)
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We're celebrating the end of the month with a visual album by Beyoncé, several immersive new novels, and Brandy's return to music following an eight-year hiatus. Read on for all our entertainment picks ...
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Created on 31 July 2020
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Arthur Conan Doyle Estate Sues Netflix’s ‘Enola Holmes’ For Depicting Sherlock As...A Feminist?
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(Movies)
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... upcoming film go directly against his character in the original novels. Here’s where things get a little confusing: It’s not exactly because Springer wrote Holmes as kind and respectful, per se, but because ...
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Created on 01 July 2020
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13 Queer and Trans YA Books That Actually Have Happy Endings
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(Entertainment)
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... adult novels about queer and trans identities:
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is a coming-of-age YA novel by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. Set in El Paso, Texas in the 80s, the novel ...
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Created on 26 June 2020
