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Hearts on Fire: Diverse Romance for Fall 2017

September 29, 2017

Welcome once again fellow readers! We’ve already shared some of our most anticipated science fiction and fantasy reads, and now we’re back for round three of our recommendations. This time around, we’ll focus on the brighter side of life and indulge in a little romance for the remainder of ...

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Dreaming of Electric Sheep: Diverse Science Fiction for Fall 2017

September 19, 2017

A hearty hello to all our fellow readers! 2017 continues its steady march straight to hell, so we’d like to provide some literary escapes from all the chaos. Last time we recommended several upcoming diverse fantasy novels for your reading pleasure, so this time we’ll bring you the best diverse ...

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Magic and Mayhem: Diverse Fantasy for Fall 2017

August 25, 2017

Well, we’ve done it! We’ve made it past the halfway point of 2017. To say it’s been a crazy year so far would be a bit of an understatement. In times like these, we need the option to escape into a fantasy world for a little while before heading back out and fighting the good ...

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Short Story Collections You May Have Missed in 2015

December 2, 2015

It took me a long time to really appreciate the short story. I hated reading them in high school and university, and was convinced my time would be better spent on novels. People would give me collections as gifts and they would sit, unread on my bookshelf collecting dust. A few years ago, ...

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The Best and Worst Boarding Schools in YA

August 26, 2015

August is coming to an end, and even though it’s been a few years since I’ve had the perversely strange pleasure of picking out new folders and pens, I’m thinking about school. I went to schools of varying degrees of quality and remoteness in a handful of Midwestern states, and while I’m ...

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Rad Women Writers You Should Be Reading Now, Part 1: Experimental Prose

July 30, 2015

Last weekend I was hanging out with the ladies, trudging from one bar to another arm in arm like a miniature dyke march, when I was reminded of something I hadn’t really thought about since college. I was talking with them about one or another book I was reading and somebody said to me “you ...

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This One’s For The Girls: Female Authors at Book Expo America

May 26, 2015

Book Expo America. That special time, once a year, when publishers from across North America gather in New York to talk shop. They roll out the banners and the swag, and pass out their upcoming titles to booksellers, librarians, and media. For attendees, it’s a chance to get a sneak peek at ...

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Books That Broke Our Hearts

February 26, 2015

Last Saturday was Valentine’s Day, a celebration dedicated to love and romance. Leading up to it, Women Write About Comics contributors got into the spirit by sharing their dream dates with their favourite comic book characters. But now that Cupid’s holiday has passed us by, we ...

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New Year, New Books: A Guide to Books in 2015

January 6, 2015

It’s 2015! How did this happen? *takes deep breath* It’s ok. We’re all going to be ok. Why? Because a new year means lots of new books for us to fall in love with. 2014 was a good year book-wise. I read a lot of great titles, discovered a bunch of new (and new to me) authors. ...

Reading Lists

Hearts on Fire: Diverse Romance for Fall 2017

Dreaming of Electric Sheep: Diverse Science Fiction for Fall 2017

Magic and Mayhem: Diverse Fantasy for Fall 2017

Short Story Collections You May Have Missed in 2015

Recommended Reading: 5 Books to Read When You’re Newly Unemployed

The Best and Worst Boarding Schools in YA

Rad Women Writers You Should Be Reading Now, Part 1: Experimental Prose

This One’s For The Girls: Female Authors at Book Expo America

Books That Broke Our Hearts

New Year, New Books: A Guide to Books in 2015

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