Throughout centuries of literature, women have written stories that changed the world. Their words broke barriers, sparked movements, and gave voice to experiences that had been silenced for too long.

Ruby Dee, 1922-2014. Known for American Gangster, A Raisin In The Sun and Do The Right Thing. Julie Andrews, b. 1935. Known for The Sound of Music, Mary Poppins and The Princess Diaries. Ellen Burstyn ...

This prescriptive nonfiction work by Renee, a licensed mental health practitioner, invites high-achieving Black women to release societal pressure and internalized perfectionism. A straightforward, ...

Since its 1813 publication, Pride and Prejudice has left a lasting mark on literature, inspiring works ranging from Georgette Heyer’s 1935 novel Regency Buck to Julia Quinn’s bestseller Bridgerton.

In recognition of Women’s History Month, we asked GBH staff to recommend some of their favorite authors who are women. Responses immediately flooded in covering an expansive range of genres. From ...

Hundreds of people converged on the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center for Literary Women’s annual Long Beach Festival of Authors this weekend, which brought together female authors and avid ...

Women don't always get the credit they deserve, but many have paved the way for numerous others as authors, activists, entertainers, business people, scientists and so much more. And they continue to ...