Female Nobel Prize Winners: Literature
The Nobel Literature Prize is the highest award one can achieve for their writing. Swedish inventor and industrialist of the Nobel Prize, Alfred Nobel, declares
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The Nobel Literature Prize is the highest award one can achieve for their writing. Swedish inventor and industrialist of the Nobel Prize, Alfred Nobel, declares
My first encounter with Toni Morrison’s words was as a bright-eyed, hopeful sophomore at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities. Her
By Jean Li Spencer The British Moors. This once tumbling, sprawling place– a place in Yorkshire I have never been to– will always conjure up
Patricia Denkler’s life direction has no road map-only doors. As the doors open, she says “yes” and then passionately goes through. When a friend offered
By Kathie Bennett To those who insist they don’t have a creative bone in their body, bestselling women’s fiction author Marie Bostwick says, “Nonsense.” Bostwick
By Kathie Bennett Reinvention is a concept familiar to Kimmery Martin, a Charlotte, North Carolina, physician. A few years ago, spurred by her love of
Shelter in place? No problem. We’ve got a stack of just-released books to make your Covid-19 quarantine a lot more enjoyable (although we can’t do anything about your kids asking for their thousandth snack today. Sorry!)
If you are like many readers, you live vicariously through books. Who amongst us hasn’t wished to hang out with international bestselling author Frances Mayes literally “Under the Tuscan Sun” or travel to Thailand with a world-renowned cookbook author or travel throughout Germany or France with New York Times bestselling authors to understand the inspiration and research behind their blockbuster books?
When ‘would-be’ novelists ask New York Times bestselling author Michelle Gable for advice, her first suggestion is to read. “A person can’t be a writer,” she says, “without being a reader first.”
The Author’s Reception for Marie Benedict, held at Charleston’s premier hotel, the King Charles Inn, brought together women of the literary world to celebrate the
Interesting plot points, issues worth discussing, flawed characters and beautiful settings are only a few of the hallmarks of a great book club book. Author Kristy Woodson Harvey is known for creating all of those things.
Imagine you are walking along down the streets of New York, and instead of seeing Rockefeller subway stop, it reads TONI MORRISON or JENNIFER LOPEZ.
