Festival of the Accused: from historic witches to witchlit
The Festival of the Accused explores the enduring legacy of trials against witches and their relevance in the 21st century.
Britney Spears book: The Woman in Me and age-old misogyny – review
Britney Spears’ highly anticipated book, titled “The Woman in Me,” lays bare a nightmarish tale of relentless public gaslighting, an abusive family dynamic, and the societal role in perpetuating the exploitation of female child stars. While some of these details were known over the years, the book delves deep into the extent of control exerted […]
International Day of the Girl Child: 15 empowering books for change
The International Day of the Girl (IDG), observed every 11th of October, stands as a global platform dedicated to advocating for the comprehensive rights of girls worldwide. As we navigate a landscape where movements and actions aim to undermine the rights of girls and women and reverse progress towards gender equality, the impact on girls […]
Why there is a health gap – Rebel Bodies author Sarah Graham
Rebel Bodies author and health journalist Sarah Graham talks to How To Be Books about the existing health gap.
The List by Yomi Adegoke explores justice in the digital age
Journalist Yomi Adegoke discussed her debut fiction novel “The List” with The Trouble Club, and the issue of Internet trials.
Why we fear money – Women Talk Money editor Rebecca Walker
Exploring the intricate fear of discussing money—shaped by psychology, culture, society—with Women Talk Money editor Rebecca Walker.
Women in Translation Month: top books to celebrate global writers
Discover Women in Translation Month: A literary movement for gender equality, diverse voices, and global stories. Engage, read, and share these amazing books.
This Thread of Gold author Catherine Joy White on celebrating Black voices
Discover the empowering journey of Black womanhood through Catherine Joy White’s book This Thread of Gold, celebrating diverse voices.
Afghan women in darkness as books and education restricted
Increasing Taliban restrictions on education and access to books impact Afghan women – but some are fighting against this.
No Offence, But… author Gina Martin on challenging victim blaming
Gina Martin addresses harmful conversation-stoppers in her new book, “No Offence, But…,” encouraging dialogue on social justice issues.