Explore tweets tagged as #WomenInLiterature
"Do our lives become more meaningful when we die?" Reading from Munira Hussein's Immiscible Liquids at the #WomenInLiterature hosted at the Goethe-Institut Nairobi
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It's been 4 years since the world lost Toni Morrison, but her legacy lives on. She was the first Black woman to win the #NobelPrize in Literature in 1993. Today, we thank her for paving the way for #WomenInLiterature around the world.
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Unveil the power and controversy of the Brontë Sisters' classic novels. Dr. Juliet Barker delves into why these stories continue to captivate us today on The Learning Curve! #TimelessClassics #WomenInLiterature #Podcast #Reels
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"The movie I loved most of all." Greta Garbo. The Saga of Gosta Berling, 1924, dir. by Mauritz Stiller (BOTD). Selma Lagerlöf's book made her the 1st woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. #WomeninLiterature
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Last Friday, I was privileged to do a reading from the thought-provoking works of 3 beautiful writers as they discussed their writing and ideas during the inaugural #WomenInLiterature event at the Goethe-Institut Nairobi. Photo Credits: Julian Manjahi
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Celebrating Margot Adler’s Birthday . “The Gods & Goddesses of myth, legend and fairy tale represent archetypes, real potencies and potentialities deep within the psyche, which, when allowed to flower permit us to be more fully human.”. #Pagan #WomeninLiterature
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In a world buzzing with AI & climate change debates, storytelling is power! 📖🐝 Whisperers in the Hive dives into survival & resilience. If you see this, you must get a copy—no excuses! 😉 #BookTok #WomenInLiterature #ClimateFiction #Empowerment
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#WomeninLiterature > The Book of Hallowe’en * 1919. Celebrating the 1st pagan-based book about the history of Samhain, pub. 1919, by Ruth Edna Kelley. She shares the cultural & religious traditions of this ancient Celtic festival - and the Church’s takeover attempts. #Halloween
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THE POWER OF WORDS = THE POWER OF CHANGE.Happy International Women’s Day! .Join the #TellUsAboutHer #WomenInLiterature Drive and help balance the narrative! 📖💜. 🏆 Prizes to be won!.🔗 Join here: #IWD2025 #WHM2025 #LanguageShapesReality #WikiWomen
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Day 1 of 3rd @anankemag Women Literature Festival. I have been associated with this festival since its inception. This year I will be chairing the panel on 'Inclusive Publishing' later today 😀 . Can't wait so excited 🤩💃.#WomenInLiterature
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THE POWER OF WORDS = THE POWER OF CHANGE.Happy International Women’s Day! .Join the #TellUsAboutHer #WomenInLiterature Drive and help balance the narrative! 📖💜. 🏆 Prizes to be won!.🔗 Join here: #IWD2025 #WHM2025 #LanguageShapesReality #WikiWomen
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Today’s #IWFExceptionalLeader is bestselling author @alysonrichman! Her powerful storytelling brings history to life, inspiring readers worldwide. Join us in celebrating her literary impact this #WomensHistoryMonth! ✨📖. @IWFglobal #IWFGlobal #WomenInLiterature
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Mary Shelley looked to the future - and saw the monster we might become. At 18, she didn’t just write Frankenstein—she birthed a genre. ⚡📖. #womenshistorymonth #femaleauthors #womeninliterature
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This Women’s History Month, Caren Simpson McVicker reminds us: the classics still speak. 📚. #womenshistorymonth #femaleauthors #womeninliterature
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Blue Road: The Edna O'Brien Story. In Cinemas 2025 . #ednaobrien #IrishDocumentary #supportirishfilm #womeninliterature
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Trailblazing Women of 20th Century India 🌟.Honoring four iconic women who transformed Indian art and literature — from poetry to classical music and dance, their legacy inspires to this day. 💫.#WomenInArt #WomenInLiterature #IndianIcons #InspiringWomen
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Agatha Christie didn’t just write mysteries—she defined them. 🖋️✨. #womenshistorymonth #femaleauthors #womeninliterature
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Women authors have penned the stories that light up our screens 🎬✨. #womenshistorymonth #femaleauthors #womeninliterature
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