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25 Amazing Modern Books by Women in Translation

These women in translation hail from every corner of the globe, from Sweden to Argentina […]

Supernatural stories, haunted tales, scary campfire stories of every kind are read and told at

Parenthood, however it may look, is a shared experience worldwide. Yet, the reality of caring

Representation saves lives. For non-cisgender people, finding fiction and nonfiction that speaks to our feelings

Women writers are at the forefront of historical fiction today. The best contemporary historical novels

The world wars are a fertile creative ground for literature. The politics, drama, trauma, and

Queerness comes in all shapes and sizes, and encapsulates a spectrum of human experiences. To

For several years now, YA fantasy authors have carved out a beloved and celebrated niche

Neil Gaiman is one of the world’s most visible, most successful, and most celebrated authors

Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro is one of the world’s most revered and beloved living