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1. Author Ruth Rendell Ruth Rendell is an extremely prolific British mystery writer. She has captured three major Edgar awards-one for the novel A Dark Adapted Eye (1987) and for two short stories-The Fallen Curtain (1975) and The New Girl Friend (1984). In addition to the...
2. The Earthsea Quartet The Earthsea Quartet is a book very dear to my heart - I don't remember when I first read it, only that I was young (perhaps ten?). It stood up against The Hobbit, Duncton Wood, Gerald Durrell's autobiographies, the handful of Pratchett's Discworld b...
3. Arts & Literature: First Woman To ... No one thinks twice about seeing women on stage or screen or bookshelves or art galleries anymore. But that wasn't always the case, and it's still unusual to see women directing orchestras or plays or museums. So hats off to these women who have brok...
4. Stella Gibbons On January 5, 1902, in Hampstead, London, England, Stella Dorothea Gibbons was born. Gibbons career as an author would span forty years, and would include the award-winning Cold Comfort Farm, which remains Gibbons most identifiable work of literature...
5. Laura Lippman & Tess Monaghan: Women Detecting Years ago I began reading the Kinsey Millhone series by Sue Grafton. Searching for similar books, I discovered V.I. Warshawski created by Sara Paretsky. Then I found out that there are tons of female detectives out there in bookland! One of my...
6. Two Authors of Chinese Origin        Maybe you are a busy person and don't have time to read any more. You used to like reading novels, but now it's just not possible. Right? Well, you better make some time! Read these two novels by two autho...