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Book Review: β€œThe Iron Widow” by Xiran Jay Zhao
Book Review, Elle Turpitt Ellen Avigliano Book Review, Elle Turpitt Ellen Avigliano

Book Review: β€œThe Iron Widow” by Xiran Jay Zhao

Elle is absolutely over the moon and back again twice about reading Xiran Jay Zhao’s novel β€œThe Iron Widow!” If you’re curious to see what the excitement is all about, we highly suggest you dip into today’s blog post and find out. This is one you surely won’t want to miss. Grab a copy now and slap it onto the good ol’ TBR pile so you don’t get any FOMO!

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10 Ladies Writing Horror Fiction You Need to Read ASAP

10 Ladies Writing Horror Fiction You Need to Read ASAP

I’m so grateful for finding women writing horror. As a girl growing up loving the genre, the overwhelming feeling that the only place I had in a horror setting was to die a horrible death with my chest bare was a little disheartening. I didn’t have enough women to look up to in the genre, and it wasn’t until joining #bookstagram and the bookish community online that I realized how much I was missing.

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When We No Longer Need WIHM, I Will Rejoice
Non-Fiction, Essay, Women In Horror Month Guest User Non-Fiction, Essay, Women In Horror Month Guest User

When We No Longer Need WIHM, I Will Rejoice

Here’s something I will say, quite regularly, and will absolutely always stand by. Women have always been part of Horror. Some of (though not the first) the first horror novels were written by women – Ann Radcliffe’s The Italian was published in 1796, inspired by The Castle of Otranto (1764) by Horace Walpole, and of course Frankenstein is still a hugely popular classic, written by Mary Shelley. Even some of the classics contain elements of horror, seeping into novels penned by women, because let’s face it, a woman’s life contains a multitude of horrors. Who can ever forget the imagery of a woman trapped in an attic, simply because she is unwell, while her husband brings in a new, younger woman?

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Men Who Write Women: We Need to Talk
Essay, Elle Turpitt, Editor's Desk Guest User Essay, Elle Turpitt, Editor's Desk Guest User

Men Who Write Women: We Need to Talk

It seems we’re facing a bit of a problem right now. And it’s a conversation we’ve had over and over and over. Some individual authors have listened, or spoken out, about it. Reviewers sure as hell have, but certain people seem to believe themselves β€˜above’ the rest of us. Whether they’re writers or reviewers or even publishers, there’s people to ignore us when we say this. So it needs to be said again and again and again.

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