Authors offer advice on investing in women this March for IWD

Highlighting International Women’s Month by focusing on investing in women to bridge the gender equality gap.
Women of colour still underrepresented in publishing

Exploring the representation of women of colour in publishing and strategies for a more inclusive industry.
International Women’s Day: books by Palestinian women authors

Highlighting brilliant books by Palestinian women authors on International Women’s Day, amid historical adversities.
Women’s Prize for Fiction longlist include ‘unputdownable’ books

Discover the 2024 Women’s Prize for Fiction longlist, celebrating exceptional, diverse novels by talented women.
Narges Mohammadi awarded Nobel Peace Prize in absentia

Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, a powerful voice for human rights in Iran, honoured for her courage in absentia.
Shame, anatomy, and misogyny – Vagina Obscura by Rachel E. Gross

Vagina Obscura author Rachel E. Gross spoke to the How To Be Books Podcast about how female genitalia and anatomy has been linked to shame.
Safiya Sinclair: How To Say Babylon is an escape through poetry – review

“How To Say Babylon” by Safiya Sinclair transcends oppression through poetic words in this evocative memoir.
Booker Prize: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe on the power of books

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe gives an inspiring Booker Prize speech on the power of books during her imprisonment in Iran.
V, formerly Eve Ensler, on book Reckoning, writing and activism

V, formerly known as Eve Ensler shares her powerful journey from trauma survivor to activist and writer with Sandi Toksvig at the Trouble Club.
Narges Mohammadi: jailed Nobel winner on hunger strike in Iran

Nobel laureate and author Narges Mohammadi starts hunger strike in Iran prison to protest medical neglect and hijab law.