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A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf — Mariner Books — Essay #books

Rummage by Ife-Chudeni A. Oputa — Little A — Poetry #books

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Assisted Living by Gary Lutz — Future Tense Books — Short stories #collection #books

for the love of black girls: poems by Tatiana M. R. Johnson — Poetry #books

Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful: Poems by Alice Walker — Open Road Media — Poetry #kindleunlimited #books

You Could Never Objectify Me More Than I've Already Objectified Myself by Alexandra Naughton — Punk Hostage Press — Poetry #books

City of Spies by Sorayya Khan — Little A — Free with Kindle Unlimited — Fiction #books — “Khan writes with lovely elegance . . .The novel is a moving success and necessary at a time when many of the same concerns have come to dominate our national (and international) consciousness.” (Kirkus Reviews)

The Wangs vs. the World by Jade Chang — Mariner Books — Free with Kindle Unlimited — Fiction #books — “Richly entertaining . . . Chang’s smart and engaging novel remains defiantly cheerful. Perhaps this is because its ultimate subject, across a colorful span of geographies and cultural settings, is love.” (The Guardian)

Another Black Girl Miracle by Tonya Ingram — NOT A CULT — Free with Kindle Unlimited (or $8) — “Poetry #books — Another Black Girl Miracle is a testimony. It is the documentation of healing. It is a tale of womanhood; its awkwardness and its rewards. Filled with themes of depression, sexuality, identity and wonder, this text not only examines what it means to be a young black girl in the world, but what it takes to participate in her own resurrection and rebirth.”

Corazón by Yesika Salgado — NOT A CULT — Free with Kindle Unlimited (or $8.00) Poetry #books — “Salgado creates a world in which the heart can live anywhere; her fat brown body, her parents home country, a lover, a toothbrush, a mango, or a song. It is a celebration of heartache, of how it can ruin us, but most importantly how we always survive it and return to ourselves whole.”

Malak by Jenny Sadre-Orafai — Platypus Press — Kindle Ebook — Poetry #books — “Sadre-Orafai makes the tales of bloodlines fresh and the wild earth new.” (Wendy C. Ortiz)

The Sarah Book by Scott McClanahan — Tyrant Books — Fiction #books

Orlando (Annotated): A Biography by Virginia Woolf — Mariner Books — Fiction #annotated #classics #books

The Years by Virginia Woolf — Mariner Books — Fiction #books

The Waves by Virginia Woolf — Mariner Books — Fiction #classics #books