Teresa LaBella reviews Isabel Allende’s VIOLETA
by “I cared for, worried about, and suffered along with Violeta,” writes Teresa LaBella in her review of Isabel Allende’s moving epic
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
This book will make you laugh, cry, catch your breath, and it will inspire you to vow to smash the patriarchy, become your best self, …
Reading Cuba: Two Reviews by Author Teresa LaBella
Author Teresa LaBella reviews WHEN WE LEFT CUBA by Chanel Cleeton and OF WOMEN AND SALT by Gabriela Garcia
Getting Unstuck: Behind the Scenes with My Day As Regan Forrester
The story behind the story This story begins while I was an assistant professor of English at a four-year college in Idaho. With my school …
Why Female Protagonists Shouldn’t Have To Be Likeable: Guest Post by Savannah Cordova
Hello! femmeliterate is back from a COVID-inspired hiatus with food for thought from guest contributor Savannah Cordova. Enjoy! – Ed. Much like in real life, …
Nurturing beginning poets: Reflections by Faith Foley
Contributed by Jodie Toohey, author, editor, and publisher of Legacy Book Press In the spring of 2019, my niece, Faith, shared a poem with me …