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The poorly-defined middle ground Our world is neither black nor white, which might be why we tell stories about the areas of gray. ...Read Article

I think I can justifiably call Kate Nash a ‘society friendly’ agent. I met her first at a Romantic Novelists’ Association event, and ...Read Article

Sara Sheridan on her fascination with writing historical fiction Sara Sheridan’s latest novel The Ice Maiden (Severn House, 2018) is set in the ...Read Article

Any cartographer will tell you that maps are decisions. How one draws a map reflects the cartographer’s priorities. Likewise, a series of ...Read Article

Two women’s struggle for agency in precolonial Ghana The Gurma word “licabili” “was the belief that whatever path you took in life, ...Read Article

Privilege doesn’t always deliver contentment. Fairly tales don’t always produce happy endings. Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windsor, also ...Read Article

If you hear the names Joy Davidman and C.S. Lewis, which one conjures up the image of a famous writer? I suspect ...Read Article

Sherry Thomas is no stranger to defying social expectations. Her Lady Sherlock series tackles many of these expectations head on, to the delight ...Read Article

David Gillham’s ambitious new novel, Annelies (Viking, 2019), poses the question: what if Anne Frank survived the Holocaust? Set in the chaotic world ...Read Article

“It was the blackest day of my life.” These words astonished author Eugenia Kim, words spoken by her younger sister when asked how ...Read Article