feminism – The Book Report

Review: Till Beth Do Us Part

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November 17, 2025

Some stories grip you from the first page, not just because of the mystery at their core, but because of the way they peel back the layers of human connection, pain, and perseverance. Rochelle Ransom’s ‘Till Beth Do Us Part does just that—delivering a heartfelt and suspenseful journey that masterfully weaves together past and present. At the…

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feminism, indie books, intergenerational secrets, mystery romance, thirteen reasons why, till Beth do us part, undiscovered authors

Book Review: Decadence

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October 18, 2025

Sometimes, the stories that stay with us the longest are the ones that don’t need grand gestures or dramatic twists—they simply invite us to feel. Soph Tang’s Decadence is one of those stories: funny, haunting, and deeply human. It lingers like a memory you didn’t expect to come back. Elise and Viri have built a tender, everyday…

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feminism, indie books, lgbtq books, queer authors, undiscovered authors, well reviewed books

REVIEW: My Husband Almost Killed Me

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September 13, 2025

Linda Beason’s memoir My Husband Almost Killed Me is a harrowing, unforgettable account of survival, resilience, and the long shadow of domestic abuse. Beason, once a spirited Indiana farm girl and proud Marine, never imagined her marriage would unravel into a nightmare. What began as love and hope soon deteriorated into a life filled with…

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attempted murder, domestic violence, escaping abuse, feminism, life after serving in the military, mother and kids on the run, stories from our military members, survivor stories, true crime, true stories of abuse, undiscovered authors, women's literature

Book Review: Shadows on the Heart

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September 8, 2025

Elizabeth Oldham’s Shadows on the Heart doesn’t offer a tidy picture of healing. Instead, it gives us something far more authentic: the messy, layered, and often painful process of grief and growth across three generations of women forced together by tragedy. When twelve-year-old Jade loses both her parents, her world is flipped upside down. She and her…

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female characters, feminism, indie books, undiscovered authors, well reviewed books, women's fiction, women's literature

Book Review: Rapid City Summer

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August 14, 2025

Connie Richardson’s Rapid City Summer is a sweet and thoughtful middle-grade novel about finding joy in unexpected places, especially when everything around you is shifting. For 16-year-old Natalie, moving from the vibrant streets of Chicago to the quiet, wide-open spaces of South Dakota feels like a personal apocalypse. She’s leaving behind her tight-knit friend group, her cross-country…

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PW Close-Up: Podium Entertainment

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November 16, 2024

Podium, a renowned audiobook publisher best known for sci-fi and fantasy, has significantly broadened its digital library and the opportunities available to writers. Now a full-service publisher that distributes books in all formats, Podium Entertainment is preparing to launch its inaugural print list. PW spoke with the company’s publisher, Victoria Gerken, about its growth, its…

Publishing

feminism, indie books

Sourcebooks Building In-House Sales Team, Taps Payne to Direct

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September 18, 2024

Sourcebooks is continuing to fine-tune its efforts to expand its reach into the indie bookseller sales channel by replacing commission sales reps with an in-house sales team, effective Dec. 31, 2024. The Chicagoland-based company announced on Monday that it is creating an internal indies sales team to be headed by Courtney Payne as director of…

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“L I V Life In Virtue: Neena Paul’s Inspiring Guide to Spiritual Harmony and Self-Discovery”

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March 1, 2024

Discover profound interconnectedness and inner balance with Neena Paul’s transformative insights in ‘L I V Life In Virtue’ – a beacon of hope for holistic wellness seekers worldwide. “You only live once. If you live a meaningful life, once is enough,” asserts Neena Paul, encapsulating the essence of her transformative message. Neena Paul, a trailblazing…

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feminism, indie books, indie books with good reviews, social issues

The Mysterious World of “The Writer Upstairs”

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August 15, 2023

Find out why this intriguing novel is stirring up some buzz. In the world of “The Writer Upstairs” by Matt Mallinson, readers embark on a journey alongside a lonesome woman as she explores the profound rewards of connecting with Mother Nature while seeking her true self and inherent gifts. The story commences with a brilliant…

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feminism, indie books, supernatural, undiscovered authors, well reviewed books

“It Takes Two…And a Uterus” by Dr. Sarah Zadek ND Review

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May 12, 2023

It Takes Two… And a Uterus: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding and Enhancing Your Fertility – Sarah tackles an emerging issue for a growing number of Americans with spunk and style. Are you in the midst of your own fertility journey and feeling lost in a sea of information? Look no further than Dr. Sarah…

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feminism, fertility, indie books, wellness

Sexism & Broken Contracts

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March 6, 2023

Today I should be celebrating a hit book, instead I am reminded of the inequality we face as women. I will not name the other authors or companies involved in this dispute at this time. However, I may be forced to do so in the future. Perhaps it will be the subject of a promotional…

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feminism, indie books, sexsim, women's literature