May 2019 Reads for the Rest of Us including new books by women and writers of other underrepresented communities. Even bigger than my Ms list!
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New Reads for the Rest of Us – April 2019
A comprehensive Reads for the Rest of Us for April 2019. Here’s your list of new books by women and historically underrepresented writers.
New Reads for the Rest of Us for January 2019
New Reads for the Rest of Us for January 2019 is here – new books by writers from historically marginalized populations that I am most excited about.
The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon – A Classics Club Review
An updated version of this review can be found on my newsletter site, which features my latest free and members-only content!
October 2018 New Reads for the Rest of Us
Here’s the October 2018 New Reads for the Rest of Us! These are some exciting new releases by authors from historically marginalized populations.
New Reads for the Rest of Us for September 2018
New Reads for the Rest of Us for September 2018 is here! Here are the new releases by authors from underrepresented populations that I’m excited about.
New Reads for the Rest of Us – July 2018 Releases
My new book release lists are undergoing a name change! Welcome to New Reads for the Rest of Us for July 2018. I updated the title to better represent my purpose for these lists. You’ll be able to read more about this soon in a new post and an updated…
New Books by WOC, QTBIPOC, GNC, and more – May 2018 Releases
Need a new book for May? Here’s a roundup of the new books being released in May that I am most excited about, by and/or about women of color, LBTQ+ women, women with disabilities, gender non-conforming people, feminists, and women from other historically underrepresented and underserved communities. If you are…
New Books by WOC, QTBIPOC, GNC, and more – March 2018 Releases
Need a new book for March? Here’s a roundup of the new books being released in March that I am most excited about, with a focus on women and gender non-conforming people from historically underrepresented and underserved communities. If you are curious about which books I focus on, see my Review…
