Women literature

In a celebration of the brilliant female authors of the past, we’ve collated a list of our top ten classic feminist novels.

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Discover 30 must-read classics by women writers—from Austen and Hurston to Angelou and Gilman. Join me as I share my personal guide.

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Dive into a list of beloved Italian writer Elena Ferrante's top book recommendations. Check out the Radical Reads blog for more celebrity reading lists, with favorite books recommended by famous authors, artists, activists, and more.

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Jane Eyre is the ultimate female heroine (granted within the context of the time period in which it was written). Jane's struggle for self-realization, her perseverance in the face of adversity, and her strong personality and wisdom make her one of the few examples of strong women in Victorian literature.