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There is a certain kind of novel that sweeps you away on the sort of holiday that can be nothing short of magical.
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We tend to remember the writers.
We remember the novels that scandalized their readers, the books that were banned, the authors whose names became synonymous with an era. But literary history is full of peopl...
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History has known many remarkable women who, through courage, intelligence, or circumstance, managed to break the mold. They lived in different centuries, came from vastly different worlds, and followed very different paths, yet each posses...
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I’d have been your favorite English teacher. \ud83d\udcda Essays ☕ Conversations \ud83d\udd6f️ Literary discoveries \ud83c\udf3f Book Club Collabs or requests: [email protected]
Jennifer Herrera is a former philosophy grad student turned literary agent. She was born and raised in a tiny town in Northwest Ohio and now lives in Philly.
Reader. Writer. Toddler mum. Opening a not-for-profit bookshop and taking you on the journey. Expect: book recs, reviews & honest opinions, Monty the dachshund spam and pics of the sea from my walks\ud83d\udccd Hove, UK \ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7
Curious person sharing book recs and chatting about literature.
Reads ALL the old books. Tells you about them. You're welcome.
Author \ud83d\uddbc️ The Museum of Modern Love (out 10/13!) \ud83e\ude70 The Other Side of Perfect (out now!) \ud83c\udfe8 I'll Be Waiting for You (out now!)
Debut novelist (THESE GLASS BODIES available for pre-order now geni.us/TheseGlassBodiesUK), evolutionary biologist with a specialism in animal behaviour and cognition, and marine mammal medic. Based in the Orkney Islands.
Your friendly bookworm with dreams of a bookshop café. London. Cambridge graduate. Published in the New York Times and Time Out London. Book reviews, personal reflections, and bookish notes on Reads With Alicia.
Researcher and writer focusing on the stories of pioneering business women. Lover of visual arts and journeys of discovery.
Doodler, hiker, writer.
Writer, Editor, Journalist, and Author. Debut memoir (Numb, Party of One) hits shelves in February 2027. As seen in HuffPost, Bustle, CNN, NBC, Food & Wine, The Daily Beast, YourTango, and Medium.
Amateur literary analyst, essayist, & fiction writer passionate about good literature and quality writing in a faith-based context. Writing unto the Kingdom.
sometimes I read books and then write about them // here to keep you up to date on all new book releases and help you find your next 5 star read
The Disquieting Muses. Writing about troublemaking and misunderstood women. Sylvia Plath. Anne Sexton. Dorothy Parker. Marilyn Monroe.
We at Decoders write long, honest essays on Hollywood, books, gaming and culture plus personal essays that go beyond the review.. Read deeper. Watch closer. Think sharper.
sharing book recommendations, thoughtful reviews, and a glimpse of life between the pages
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