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New novel by prize-winning Nigerian author6 comments

Christina Houen wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve just reviewed Americanah, by Chimamanda Adichie, for a state newspaper. Chimamanda Ngozi … more →

Tags: prize winning Nigerian author, Booker Prize, Chimamanda Adichie, hair, Lagos-Nigeria, MacArthur Foundation fellowship, Nigeria, racism

AtoZChallenge: O is for…Orange, who no longer support women's literature (boo! hiss!)7 comments

circlesunderstreetlights wrote 1 month ago: When Orange announced, last year, that they would no longer be sponsoring a fiction prize for women … more →

Tags: blogging challenges, A-to-Z Challenge 2013, writing, Feminism, Books 2, Authors, Novels, atozchallenge, Women's Prize for Fiction 2013

The Women's Prize and Granta's Best Young Novelists

David Hebblethwaite wrote 1 month ago: A couple of lists which have been announced in the last 24 hours. First, the shortlist for this year … more →

Tags: Books & Stories, News, Grabta, women's prize for fiction, best of young british novelists

The 2013 Women's Prize for Fiction

leedslibraries wrote 1 month ago:                                                     Announced today! The shortlist for the  2013 Wom … more →

Tags: Books, writing, Competitions, women's prize for fiction

The Song of Achilles (Miller)1 comment

cellenbogen wrote 1 month ago: There is much to admire about this book, Miller’s first novel. She has clearly done her homewo … more →

Tags: Fiction, Madeline Miller, The Song of Achilles

summer dreams.

tonyaveilleux wrote 1 month ago: Hi there, I’m in one of those moods where I just wish it was one of those hot summer days wher … more →

Tags: Writer's Block, England, London, summer, zadie smith

The Women's Prize for Fiction, and why there has to be one6 comments

J. K. Gayle wrote 1 month ago: Deborah Copaken Kogan tells why, here. … more →

Tags: Egalitarianism, Feminism, Literature, Publishing, sexism, Social Justice, deborah copaken kogan, orange broadband prize for fiction, The Women's Prize for Fiction

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie speaks at Topping & Co about her new novel Americanah2 comments

rebekahellerby wrote 1 month ago: Adichie discusses her latest novel Americanah, the politics of hair, her novel’s title and Nig … more →

Tags: Events, Book Review, Books, Literature, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, achebe, Half of a Yellow Sun, Americanah, natural hair styling

The Stella Prize Short List - a long time coming2 comments

Mark Roberts wrote 2 months ago: The issue of gender equality in literature one is a difficult one. One one side there is the argumen … more →

Tags: ~Issue 7, Mark Roberts, The Stella Prize, Allen & Unwin, Books 2, Carrie Tiffany, Cate Kennedy, Courtney Collins, Five Islands Press

Don't try to fi...

judithsmarkworld wrote 2 months ago: Barbara Kingsolver (Photo credit: kkfea)   Don’t try to figure out what other people want … more →

Tags: General Interest, health, united states, Arts, New York, WordPress quotes, Barbara Kingsolver, Hilary Mantel, zadie smith

In which I suspect I am a bad feminist.1 comment

Margaret Pritchard Houston wrote 2 months ago: The longlist for the Women’s Prize for Fiction came out yesterday, and the feminist literary b … more →

Tags: Feminism, writing, women's prize for fiction, Kira Cochrane, kate long

Georgina Harding: Painter of Silence (6th March)

essexbookfestival wrote 3 months ago: If you want a powerful, hard-hitting story that will completely blow you away, Georgina Harding … more →

Tags: Raves and Reviews, essex book festival, Books, Reading, Literary, Literacy, March 2013, Bestsellers, book

When Feedback Becomes A Distraction7 comments

Valerie Francis wrote 4 months ago: I spent most of last fall getting feedback on my book from an agent, a grant jury and other authors. … more →

Tags: My Book, writing, Inspiration, Creativity, Literature, Novel, Author, Storytelling, Advice for Writers

Top five comfy chair reads 20123 comments

coventryenglish wrote 5 months ago: Imagine a scene: feet up; fire on; mug of tea to hand; children occupied elsewhere in the house and … more →

Tags: Reading, Books, Christmas, Books for Adults, Historical Fiction, SJ Parris, cj sansom, Philippa Gregory, amanda craig

Book Review: The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller6 comments

Julie Christine wrote 6 months ago: The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller My rating: 3 of 5 stars Greek mythology captured my imaginat … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Fiction, Prose and Poetry, Ancient Greece, Trojan War, Patroclus, Achilles, greek mythology, Gods and Goddesses

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller6 comments

Sarah wrote 7 months ago: In the week the Man Booker Prize winner is announced (Hilary Mantel for Bring up the Bodies), what d … more →

Tags: What I'm Reading, Books, Achilles, Iliad, Patroclus, Homer, Trojan War, Troy, Madeline Miller

Review - Foreign Bodies, by Cynthia Ozick

lamoglie wrote 7 months ago: Foreign Bodies is a novel about displacement and identity. Written primarily from the point of view … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Book Review, Foreign Bodies, Cynthia Ozick

In Defence of the Nobel Prize in Literature1 comment

Nick wrote 7 months ago: Today, it was announced that Mo Yan is the latest Nobel Laureate. As has come to be expected, a lot … more →

Tags: Non-Fiction, Literature, Books, Nobel Prize, Mo Yan, Critical Response, Ezra Pound, Ai Weiwei, Nobel Prize for Literature

Winner Orange Prize for Fiction 2012

Joy wrote 8 months ago: Song of Achilles.  Madeline Miller. When I was a little girl I loved reading Greek myths and legends … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Award winner, Book Club Selection, Historical Fiction, Ancient Greece, Achilles, Trojan War, greek mythology


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