Ladies Who Lit is an editorial lifestyle brand and Chicago-based culture club rooted in literary fiction by women. Book club as art form.
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Story ARC: August Releases
Yves Klein blue and beguiling cat eyes grace one of my favorite books (and covers) of the year, Stacey Yu’s touching debut, Kitten (Random House, 8/4). We meet Katie in a post-college graduation spin-out—estranged from her parents, jobless,...
August Member Events Schedule
We're tackling grief, fashion, and food...of course!
Last week, following our July Double Bound Banned Book Club discussion at The Hoxton, I announced Aisha Muharrar’s Loved One as LWL’s August book club selection! This novel has been on m...
Magazine Club Recap: July 16, 2026
LWL clubber Emma here with our first-ever Magazine Club recap.1 If you’re a member of LWL, you’ve no doubt seen our ever-growing schedule of events meant to bring clubbers together for discussion, community engagement, and, of course, fun....
Story Arc: July Releases
’s sophomore novel, Famous Men (Random House, 07/14), is about Will Miles, a young girl obsessed with the idea that an acclaimed poet—the most famous person from her Michigan hometown—may or may not be her father. “Never meet your heroes,”...
July Member Event Schedule
Banned Book Club with our friend and Penguin Random House Story Advocate, Simone Siew!
Hi everyone! I’m so excited for all that’s in store for the club in July! We’re back at The Hoxton Hotel Chicago for our monthly discussion later this m...
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