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BooksThis report has revealed the gender bias in newspaper book coverage
This is why we still needs awards and publishers just for women
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- Sarah Shaffi
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BooksThe one area of pop culture that desperately needs more representation
Karyn Parsons, star of The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and now author, speaks to Stylist about the need for more work by women of colour
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- Hannah-Rose Yee
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BooksThe Man Booker International Prize longlist is dominated by women authors
Expand your literary horizons with novels set in Oman, Chile, Japan, Poland, China and more
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- Moya Crockett
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BooksEmpower your reading list with these extraordinary female writers
Because extraordinary times call for extraordinary women
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- Elif Shafak
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Books10 powerful memoirs by black women to read right now
Add these brilliant books to your reading list, pronto
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- Tamara Hardingham-Gill
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BooksThe triumphant return of the feminist bookshop
Women’s bookshops were a vital part of the British feminist movement in the Seventies and Eighties. Now, they’re making a comeback
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- Moya Crockett
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BooksThe wonderful impact that reading can have on your mental health
Reading is so powerful that even the NHS is prescribing books to help with mental health
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- Christina Quaine
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BooksTabitha King has a scathing message for those referring to her as “Stephen King’s wife”
“You could have referred to me as OfStephen. Or His Old Lady. Or His-Ball-And-Chain,” writes the American author.
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- Kayleigh Dray
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BooksWomen’s Prize for Fiction longlist is your 2019 reading sorted
There's something for everyone on this 16-book list
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- Sarah Shaffi
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BooksActivism, anger plus fiction that sparks actual joy: March’s 10 most unmissable books
Clear some space on your bookshelves...
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- Francesca Brown
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BooksThe Baby-Sitters Club is getting the Netflix reboot we’ve all secretly been craving
And you will NEVER guess who’s directing…
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- Kayleigh Dray
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BooksGet ready to meet a 20-something Lyra Silvertongue in Philip Pullman’s new novel
The plucky heroine of His Dark Materials is back for more adventures
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- Sarah Shaffi
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BooksBrie Larson’s favourite books are guaranteed to soothe your soul
From translated fiction to essay collections, the actress on what she's been reading recently.
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- Brie Larson
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BooksWhy everyone’s talking about this new feminist book on the ‘gender data gap’
Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez is an essential addition to your feminist toolkit
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- Sarah Shaffi
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Books10 must-read books by black female authors for 2019
From Candice Carty-Williams and Sara Collins to Reba Barron, here are the black writers you need to know about
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- Sarah Shaffi
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BooksYou need to read this new dark thriller set in Brexit-facing London
Family drama, and the brooding angst of a capital in flux
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- Anna Brech
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BooksKakeibo: the clever Japanese approach to saving money
The kakeibo is like a bullet journal for your finances
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- Sarah Biddlecombe
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BooksThe women killed by Jack the Ripper are finally having their stories told
A new book, opera and TV series explore the lives of the serial killer’s victims. It’s a welcome break from our culture’s obsession with male murderers
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- Moya Crockett
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Books9 books that will always spark joy, according to female authors
Books to inspire, amuse and treasure
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- Sarah Shaffi
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BooksHandmaid’s Tale fans, here’s what really happens to Ofglen in the book
As it's confirmed Alexis Bledel’s character will be returning for the third series
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- Kayleigh Dray
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