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[MINI POD]  Cowgirls, Ghosts, and Grit: The Worlds of Lyla Sage 

MINI POD! Jordy dives into the worlds of Lyla Sage, where small towns meet big emotions, and love is both fierce and tender. This episode explores how Sage’s stories remind us that feminism can hold grace and grit in equal measure, and that choosing yourself can be the bravest kind of love story.  Books by […]

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Reality TV, Religion, and Reclamation: Discussing Sister Wife by Christine Brown Wooley

Join Jordy and Nox as they dive into Sister Wife, the new memoir from TLC’s Sister Wives star Christine Brown Wooley. What begins as a story about reality TV and polygamy transforms into a conversation about faith, autonomy, and liberation. Together they unpack Christine’s courageous decision to leave not only her marriage but an entire

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Unbearable: A Discussion with Irin Carmon on Pregnancy in America

Mariquita talks with author Irin Carmon about her newest book, Unbearable: Five Women and the Perils of Pregnancy in America. Their discussion covers the racist roots of ob/gyn medicine in America, provides context for the current state of reproductive care, and ties in vital personal stories of families that have been affected by the legacy

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Gaia Kai, Fuchsia War, and the Ongoing Battle Over Women’s Bodies

This post may include affiliate links, which means we make a small commission on any sales. This commission helps Feminist Book Club pay our contributors, so thanks for supporting small, independent media! In the time travel adventure Fuchsia War, author Gaia Kai brings to life a dystopian future in which women fight to reclaim their

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[MINI POD] Spotlight on Sarah Gailey

MINI POD! Who are some of your must-read authors? Renee shares one of hers, Sarah Gailey. You can always count on Gailey to write the most outlandish, unusual books. Today, Renee shares four for your shelves. Support and follow our host!  Follow Renee: Instagram // The StoryGraph Check out our online community here!  This episode

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It’s Murder Time!

Grab your magnifying glass, don your monocle and trench coat, because we’re talking murder mysteries today! First, Shoshana and Mariquita define the mystery genre, subgenres, and key terms. They also share some of their favorite mystery books for your TBR. Then Renee dives into her favorite sub-sub-genre of mysteries: cozy food mysteries by and about

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[MINI POD] Damsel? Never heard of her.

MINI POD! We love a hyper-niche genre, and today Jordy dives into three books she’s categorizing as satirical feminist fairytales and mysteries. This episode explores how feminism isn’t about rejecting the notion of fairytales, but rather rewriting them to our standard. Mentioned:  This Princess Kills Monsters by Ry Herman A Most Agreeable Murder by Julia

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Book Recommendations with Mother Horror

Feeling ghoulish? We have an expertly curated reading list for you! Mhairie and Mother Horror herself, Sadie Hartmann, share some of their horror book recommendations, using the format and trope categories from Sadie’s new book, Feral and Hysterical.  Books and Resources Mentioned:  Support and follow our host and guest!  Follow Mhairie: Instagram // Bluesky // Bookstagram

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Man’s Best Friend, Part II: Music, Marketing, and the Algorithms That Shape Us

It may be Swiftemonium out there, but we’re still thinking about Sabrina Carpenter. Nox and Ashley wrap up their two-part conversation on Sabrina Carpenter’s latest album, Man’s Best Friend. They dive into how the music itself compares with the album’s rollout, reflect on their favorite tracks, and unpack the growing trend of shorter songs in

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