Books

Lost & Found

Johanna Beyer and Q Lazzarus: Women Erased, Women Reclaimed

by Alexia Marmara

Celia Paul: Reflections through her art and life

by Micaela Brinsley

5 Little-Known Women in History You Should Know

by Allison Geller

Anne of Green Gables vs. Jo March: How They’ve Shaped Perceptions of Girlhood

by Mina Samuels

Embracing Witchcraft: Five Books About Women Stepping Into their Power

by Mina Samuels

Betrayed by Carmen Mola: What We Lose When a Successful Female Author Turns Out to Be Three Men

by Mina Samuels

“Rock-and-Roll Woman: The 50 Fiercest Female Rockers” By Meredith Ochs

by The AWT Editors

Joan Didion’s Netflix Documentary Is an Intimate Look at Her Life

by Avery Stone

How Madeleine L’Engle’s Powerful Voice Shaped Science Fiction

by Jackie Zimmermann

Cracked Crystal Promises

by Lisa Smith

The World Needs Lesbian Love Stories: A Q&A With Cliterary Society

by NatalieAnn Rich

Invincible Women: Isabel Allende and Other Remarkable Women Immigrants

by The AWT Editors

Feminist Culture

Witches as Modern Feminist Icons

by Yin Q.

Review: Meg Wolitzer’s “The Female Persuasion”

by Leigh Lucas

Phaidon’s “Great Women Artists” Is Highlighting the Gender Gaps in Art

by Morgan Everhart

Gothic New York: The Adirondacks as Site of Spooky Bildungsroman

by Aravis Moore

Excerpt of Illustrated Exploration “Wakeful Night” by Nicole Skibola

by Nicole Skibola

Surviving Cancer Changed My Life—And Gave Me Permission to Be Audacious

by Nicole Skibola

Entrepreneurship

This Children’s Book Author Spins Adversity into Gold

by The AWT Editors

Unseen Pictures of Female Icons by Susan Wood

by The AWT Editors

Desperate Literature Short Story: Chicken Shit Bingo

by Caitlin Ingham

Becoming Anna Karenina in the Era of Modern Feminism

by Alexandra Berger

Exclusives

“My Decors” by Joyce Johnson

by Joyce Johnson

“Minor Characters” Author Joyce Johnson Remembers Life Among, and Apart From, the Beat Generation

by Allison Geller

Among Other Horrors: Leonora Carrington’s “Down Below”

by Sarah Gerard

Diana Arterian’s “Playing Monster: Seiche” Is a Timely Reflection On the Impact Of Abuse

by Allie Rowbottom

Esther Perel on Why We Cheat: “The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity”

by Allison Geller

Sylvia Plath Is Literature’s Most Famous Madwoman

by Jackie Zimmermann

Janet Sarbanes Wants Protesters to Persist

by Allie Rowbottom

Poems of Desire, Poems of Self: Lisa Russ Spaar’s “Orexia”

by Allison Geller

Meet a Book Buyer at NYC’s Iconic Strand Bookstore

by The AWT Editors

Calling for Artists: “Ulysses + Women” Summer Program

by The AWT Editors

How The Handmaid’s Tale is Inspiring Feminist Resistance

by Sara DeLozier

Jess Arndt’s “Large Animals” is All About Pushing Limits

by Sarah Gerard

Getting Off the Grid: A Re-Examination of the Writer’s Cabin

by Allison Geller

11 Money

The Floridian Underbelly: A Review of Sarah Gerard's “Sunshine State”

by Leigh Lucas

Grace Paley, Master of Minimalist Writing

by Jackie Zimmermann

Anne LaBastille, ‘Woodswoman’ of Adirondacks

by Jackie Zimmermann

Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube by Blair Braverman

by Whitney Curry Wimbish

Community Article

Catherine Hernandez Is a Well-Spring of Body Wisdom

by Julia Travers

The 6 Female Authors You Need to Read in 2017

by Sara DeLozier

Sharon Olds’ Disgusting and Beautiful “Odes”: Cleavage, Menstrual Blood, Stretch Marks

by Leigh Lucas

Origin of Species: Sci-Fi Flash Fiction

by Kat Ross

Overcoming Sexism in Publishing: An Interview with Erin Cox

by Irene Huhulea

07 Mothers & Grandmothers

My Legacy as a Moroccan Woman

by Salima Yacoubi Soussane

Why Girls Should Read Sci-Fi (And Women Should Write It)

by Lyndal Rowlands

08 Wild

Pages: Patricia Bell-Scott <em>The Firebrand and the First Lady</em>

by Rachel Hurn

07 Mothers & Grandmothers

Pages: Dodie Smith <em>I Capture the Castle</em>

by Rachel Hurn

Pages: Marguerite Duras’ <em>The Lover</em>

by The AWT Editors

Frances F. Denny’s Virtuosic First Monograph

by Allison Geller

Pages: Tracy K. Smith’s Memoir "Ordinary Light"

by Whitney Curry Wimbish

Printed Matters

AWT at BookCourt!

by Allison Geller

“Your heart, you never want it to stop”: Laura Kasischke’s <em>Suspicious River</em>

by Katie McDonough

Pages: Sheila Heti’s All Our Happy Days Are Stupid

by Rachel Hurn

Bodies, Books and the Art of Self-Criticism

by Julia Gronnevet

Exclusives

The Fourth Novel: An Interview with Rufi Thorpe

by Adrian J. Hopkins

This Is My Life: Mary Robison’s <em>Why Did I Ever</em>

by Rachel Hurn

Book Review: Marie Kondo "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up"

by Irene Huhulea

02 Anxiety

Poet Bianca Stone's "Love Is a Helicopter"

by Allison Geller

‘Women of Letters’ is Bringing Salons Back

by Irene Huhulea

We Are the Youth: Q&A with Laurel Golio and Diana Scholl

by The AWT Editors