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    Eight non-fiction books that highlight women and their strengths

    May 13, 2024 /

    Real stories about women, written by women. Courtesy of rdne stock project  Danielle McNally, has been the full-time events coordinator at her father’s iconic Toronto bookstore Ben McNally’s since it opened in 2007 and recommends these newish female-centric titles. They range in genres from historic to political, to personal and anthological:   1.​​ Overture of Hope by Isabel Vincent  In Overture of Hope, Canadian investigative journalist Isabel Vincent, chronicles the lives of two unassuming British sisters, Louise and Ida Cook, who used their fanatical obsession with all things opera as a cover to rescue 29 Jewish people from Hitler’s holocaust wrath.    2. Unearthing by Kyo Maclear  From essayist and novelist Kyo…

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    Celebrating women in the literary arts

    April 22, 2024 /

    Ontarian women who have made waves in the literary arts. Courtesy of ksenia chernaya  Ontario is a fertile ground for cultivating literary brilliance. Throughout history, women in Ontario have played pivotal roles in shaping the literary arts scene and making important contributions to literature and poetry. From literary pioneers to contemporary trailblazers, Ontario’s literary landscape has been enriched by the creative genius of these exceptional women.   Women in Ontario have not only made their mark as individual writers but have also contributed to the establishment of literary organizations and initiatives that empower aspiring writers. Organizations like the Ontario Writers’ Conference and the Toronto International Festival of Authors have provided platforms…

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    Books by, for and about women

    August 17, 2022 /

    Writers drawing attention to real-life women’s issues through works of fiction Novels are incredible tools for self-discovery, education and social commentary.  Often bringing important social and political issues to light, through both fictional and non-fictional formats, books can provide both an escape from and a confrontation with the state of our world.  In 2022, several women authors from Ontario are using their literary voices to examine, criticize and bring attention to a myriad of women’s issues. These authors cover topics such as abortion, race, sexuality and gender.  Heather Marshall, Farah Heron and Danielle Daniel are a notable few among the many Ontarian authors whose books deserve a spot on your…

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