Carrie Fisher: A Life On The Edge – a Q&A
Carrie was a badass feminist heroine hiding in plain sight.
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13 Must-Read U.S. Women’s Movement Books For Those Under 45
Here’s my list, what books are on yours? Send us your favorite, your top five or top 10. Let’s build the nonfiction canon of women’s history! Take a break over the holidays and email us at editors@womensenews.org.
Women’s 2009 Books Enjoyed a Banner Year
Women’s literary output this year stole headlines, inspired a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, won prizes and earned critical acclaim and buyers. Here’s a listing of just some of the output. Sorry we couldn’t fit more in.
Writers in Brazil Let Us into Their Worlds
Women’s eNews excerpts two interviews from “Fourteen Female Voices from Brazil,” published by Host Publications, Inc.
Stories from Three Reporters Who Covered Vietnam
Women’s eNews presents three excerpts from “War Torn: Stories of War from the Women Reporters Who Covered Vietnam.” The tales inspire sadness, outrage and awe for the journalists who broke the gender barrier in war coverage.
Good Dads Build Strong Daughters at Least 6 Ways
Women’s rights authors and activists lovingly recall the fathers that helped them grow, and to believe they could and should change the world.
Foreign Correspondent Willing to Return to Danger Zone
Elizabeth Neuffer has been everywhere in her tenure as foreign correspondent for the Boston Globe. Now, after finishing her first book–about recovering from war in Bosnia and Rwanda–she is ready to head to Afghanistan.
The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio
Our Daily Lives presents excerpts of women’s autobiographies, essays, letters, journals, diaries, oral histories and testimony with the hopes our readers will respond to the authentic emotions and ideas and see a connection to their own lives.
