Diversify your reading for Pride Month! bookriot.com/2018/05/21/que… [posted by Laura] bookriot.com/2018/05/21/que…

Waiting for the announcement of the Women's Prize tonight! Have you read any (or all!) of the shortlist? Do you have a favourite? x.com/readingagency/…

Yday I received a truly special parcel 💌: A beautiful surprise 1st edition from thesecondshelf.bsky.social 😍 #TheSecondShelf is such an important project: an online bookshop/quarterly publication devoted to rare books by women. Read more & support them here: kickstarter.com/projects/write…

Really like the look of these books - so much exciting women writing out there at the moment x.com/elizabethmoya/…

Lots of interesting writing about motherhood being published right now, Heti among them unbound.com/boundless/2018…

This is not to be missed - Rhiannon's debut is *excellent* waterstones.com/events/debut-f…

So it's the women's prize tonight! All the writers are so brilliant and it's wonderful to see such a diverse list for a major book prize. Good luck to all the shortlist! Who do you want to win?

The Paris Review interview with the late Dasa Drndic - "there are no small fascisms" theparisreview.org/blog/2017/08/2…

Here's a closing message from #ReadWomen - we'll shut down the account later today. It's been so good to hear from, and to talk with you. Keep seeking out, reading and recommending women writers!

We're waking up soon. Stay tuned.

Am pleased so say that @sineadgleeson is coming on BBC Front Row to discuss the work and legacy of the hugely influential and loved Irish poet Eavan Boland, who died yesterday. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

In granting a posthumous citation to Ida B. Wells, the Pulitzer Prizes honors one of America’s earliest and most intrepid investigative reporters. poynter.org/reporting-edit…

New post! My thoughts on THE GREAT FORTUNE, the first book in Olivia Manning’s immersive BALKAN TRILOGY. Manning writes brilliantly about life in Bucharest, a city on the cusp of war. jacquiwine.wordpress.com/2020/05/05/the… NYRB Classics Read More Women #ReadWomen #TuesdayBookBlog #Tuesdayblogshare

Thoughts on THE BREAKING POINT a brilliantly unnerving collection of stories by Daphne du Maurier. Like an insane #COVID19 fever dream from the 1950s. jacquiwine.wordpress.com/2020/05/12/rec… #ReadWomen Read More Women Virago Press #DDMreadingweek #wwwblogs #ReadWomen #DaphneduMaurier #bookreview

Delighted to be part of this 😊

The #WattsBookClub greatly admired Olive Schreiner. In 1891, they read her Dreams. Mary wrote that they both saw why they were said to resemble G F Watts’s pictures. ‘I never read a line of hers without its staying with me for long’ #ReadWomen UCTLibrary_SC Watts Gallery - Artists' Village

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