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From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors
Public Group active 9 months ago agoLet’s share our favorite women authors to celebrate Women’s History Month, and beyond, because really — don’t women make history every month of the year? While all women authors are welcome, let’s start with the great classical women writers like Jane Austen, Edith Wharton, Willa Cather, the Brontes, etc.
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conniej posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 9 months agoThe last two weekly giveaways have had Sheryl Woods books on them..pretty cool
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From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 9 months, 3 weeks agoI see there alot of new books lately focusing on Edith Wharton..one is on this week’s giveaways.
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bcolvert posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 1 year agook I just finished The Vampire Lastat by Anne Rice. She is such an outstanding author. She can make a mud puddle sound so intriguing that you can’t put the book down!
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Totally agree. If you haven’t read the book ”The Mummy” by her you should. It is one of those books you want to keep reading through the day or night. LOL
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conniej posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 1 year, 2 months agoIf anyone has read a really good book by a women author lately, please feel free to share it on here.
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conniej posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 1 year, 4 months agoThis is a new year…I welcome anyone on here to talk about their favorite women authors current or deceased..it is good to hear views about books and authors I don’t know about.
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conniej posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 1 year, 8 months agoJust wondering if anyone has read a great book by a women author recently
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conniej posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors 1 year, 9 months agoI think we need to discuss current women authors that we like or we can talk about new women authors as well.
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conniej posted an update in the club
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 10 months agoI hope we can discuss more books on here very soon.
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conniej posted an update in the club
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 11 months agoHi Ladies…hope everyone is doing well.
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conniej posted an update in the club
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 11 months agoI want to read the book ”The Help”…anyone read it? I want to see the movie of it too.
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That’s next on my list too! I’ve heard the book is great and I wanna read it before the movie comes out.
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conniej posted an update in the club
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 11 months agoAnybody read a good book by a woman author lately? Just wondering.
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conniej posted an update in the club
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 11 months agoI like a lot of women authors. I like Louisa May Alcott, Fannie Flagg, Dorothy Garlock, Nora Roberts and so many more.
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bookninja09 posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 11 months agoEven though its not a new book, is anyone else as in love with The Bell Jar as I am? Sylvia Plath paints such an honest picture of how growing up in 1950s America is far from just sock-hops and tv dinners. Such a strong narrative.
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I adore Sylvia Plath! Her writing is so loaded you really get an idea of the times she was living in and how dark her world truly was. What a sad existence.
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jrett posted an update in the group
From Austen to Wharton — Favorite women authors: 1 year, 11 months agoIt’s true everyone only thinks of the Brontes, Austen, and wharton! I love Virginia Woolf. I know she’s dark, I know she’s depressing, but can you imagine having the ability to write so fluidly, poetically, and just downright beautifully? I would kill to write like her. Especially in The Death of the Moth or To the Lighthouse. I didn’t…[Read more]
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i’m with you on that bookninja! the empire j.k rowling has built is insane and just inspiring for female authors wishing for success equitable to male authors. i just think a lot of classics and even contemporary literature is being replaced by some of these popular cultish reads. i like to see kids reading anything at all obviously – with tvs…[Read more]
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