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Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Composition of a Woman, Revised Edition by Christine E. Ray

Some authors compel you to recommend their books to friends. Others you forget relatively quickly. For a book to enter the hallowed halls of a classic, almost never happens. Composition of a Woman is such a book. In forty years’ time, I’ll be asking people to read this. I won’t pack this book when IContinue reading “Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Composition of a Woman, Revised Edition by Christine E. Ray”

We Will Not Be Silenced Honored by Toi Magazine

The editors of Indie Blue Publishing were thrilled and honored when we were contacted by Toi Magazine about We Will Not Be Silenced: The Lived Experience of Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Told Powerfully Through Poetry, Prose, Essay, and Art. Editor-in-chief Autumn Farr had stumbled across WWNBS, and was deeply moved by it. She askedContinue reading “We Will Not Be Silenced Honored by Toi Magazine”

Nicole Lyons Reviews The Myths of Girlhood by Christine E. Ray

‘The Myths Of Girlhood’ is a staggering journey into the heart and the soul of every insecure girl who has ever felt unloved, unworthy, or invisible. ‘The Myths Of Girlhood’ reaches far deeper than any feminist manifesto we have begrudgingly left to our daughters; there is nothing bitter here, only heart wrenching, soul pulling truths,Continue reading “Nicole Lyons Reviews The Myths of Girlhood by Christine E. Ray”