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What trashy novels taught me about life ‘These books are “women’s fiction”, frivolous works, not the sort of thing a serious reader should bother with. Those critics are wrong.’ Photograph: Romas Foord/The Observer ‘These books are “women’s fiction”, frivolous works, not the sort of thing a serious reader should bother with. Those critics are wrong.’ Photograph: Romas Foord/The Observer They’re derided as being frothy thrillers bursting with sex and shopping. But for Sarah Hughes, these so-called ‘bonkbusters’ are filled with words of wisdom about friendship and femi...

James Archer and Alan Mitchell at Mitchell Rights Management. As part of the deal, Archer will pen a new title in his William Warwick series, Over My Dead Body, which is set for later this year. Archer, per HC, has sold more than 275 million print copies of his books around the world. SMP Preempts Nance’s ‘Insurgency’ For St. Martin’s Press, Elisabeth Dyssegaard preempted They Want to Kill Americans: The Radical Militias, Fanatical Terrorists, and the Deranged Ideology of the Coming Trump Insurgency. The publisher said it’s a “chilling and deeply researched” work about the ...

educated women power, buntings fought it. many of the changes moving women into the center of harvard's life began in her administration. a key one was pure innovation, the radcliffe institute for independent study, later the bunting, the origin of the institutions sponsoring the lecture this afternoon. beginning at the end of bunting's radcliffe years, the women's movement brought to the fore issues she had begun to address, and with this the fight of the undergraduate level became open. sparked by key reports on the status of women that began in 1971. you, my audience, are likely m...