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The Women Who Brought Us Emily Dickinson

When Emily Dickinson died in 1886 in Amherst, the town where she had lived all her life, the later years[…]

Dear femmereaders: Would you like a sneak peek at a forthcoming collection of short stories with “prose so keen and[…]

Looking for some great reading material for fall? Femmeliterate presents for your consideration: Not That Bad: Dispatches From Rape Culture,[…]

Cooking for Picasso is one of those books that readers devour and authors envy. Camille Aubray has crafted a novel[…]

Nashville in August 1920 was the focus of national attention as Tennessee became the deciding state in the ratification of[…]

Looking for an easy read? Skip Death Notes. However. If you like the challenge of untangling complex plot twists, puzzling[…]