Tag: women empowerment

Interview with Ayana Gray

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About the Interviewee: “Ayana Gray is a New York Times-bestselling author of speculative fiction. Her works have been translated in more than a dozen languages across five continents and have

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Hawk & Sparrow | Ayana Gray

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Hawk & Sparrow out now from Balzer + Bray; 352 pages Content Warning: Death, murder, gun violence, misogyny, alcohol About the Author: “Ayana Gray is a New York Times-bestselling author

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The Villainess: She’s Stronger Than You Think

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The Villainess genre—which rose to prominence in manhwa (Korean webcomics)—is one of my favorites because of how it depicts women, especially in young adult (YA) lit. In Villainess works the

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The Danger of Small Things | Caryl Lewis

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The Danger of Small Things out now from Atheneum Books for Young Readers; 272 pages Content Warning: Institutional and physical abuse, violence, psychological distress, depictions of gun violence About the

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My Favorite Female Characters

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While there are many things that I love in books, my favorite is when there is a strong female character. I think well-rounded female characters are so inspirational, and such

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10 Best-Selling Female Authors for Women’s Equality Day

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Happy Women’s Equality Day! For years, women have dominated best-selling charts, especially as fictional works have shifted for more fantastical genres and books geared towards younger audiences have gained higher

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