Nicole Evelina crée de la fiction historique captivante, de la non-fiction et de la fiction féminine, donnant vie aux histoires de femmes fortes de l'histoire et du présent. Sa fiction historique biographique explore la vie de femmes remarquables, tandis que ses ouvrages de non-fiction éclairent les récits de figures inconnues ou moins connues de l'histoire des femmes. La prose d'Evelina a été publiée dans de nombreuses publications respectées, montrant sa voix distinctive et son dévouement à la découverte d'histoires inédites. Son travail reçoit constamment les éloges de la critique, reflétant un engagement profond à célébrer la résilience féminine et l'importance historique.
Recognized as the Best Fiction Series by the Independent Book Publisher (IPPY) Awards, this series stands out for its compelling storytelling and richly developed characters. Readers can expect an engaging narrative that explores intricate themes and evokes deep emotional responses. Each installment builds upon the last, creating a captivating world that keeps audiences eagerly turning the pages. This series promises to resonate with fans of quality fiction, offering a blend of creativity and literary excellence.
The book has been recognized as the Author's Circle Non-Fiction Book of the Year, highlighting its exceptional quality and impact in the non-fiction genre. It offers insightful perspectives and compelling narratives that engage readers, making it a notable addition to contemporary literature. Through thorough research and captivating storytelling, it addresses significant themes relevant to today's society, inviting readers to reflect on the subject matter deeply.
Missouri's Virginia Minor forever changed the direction of Women's Rights--not Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, Carrie Chapman Catt, or any of the other so-called "marquee names" of the suffrage movement--when she and her husband, Francis, argued Minor v Happersett in 1875. Despite the negative ruling, this landmark case brought the right to vote for women to the U.S. Supreme Court for the first and only time in the seventy-two year fight for women's suffrage in the United States. America's Forgotten Suffragists: Virginia and Francis Minor is the first biography of these activists who had a profound impact on the suffrage movement but have largely been forgotten by history. Virginia and Francis were unique for their time in being jointly dedicated to the cause of female enfranchisement. Unlike the brief profiles available now, this book will paint a full picture of their lives, depicting their youth, married life, and their highly-lauded civilian work during the Civil War. Their early suffrage work and famous Supreme Court case will be covered in depth, along with an exploration of how it actually helped the suffrage movement by giving it a unifying direction, despite the court delivering a negative verdict. This biography will also cover Virginia and Francis' continued fight for women's suffrage after the case, including Virginia's tax revolts, writings, and campaigning for the franchise in Nebraska.
Sex and the City changed how a generation of women relate to sex. Now, through
an in-depth examination of the show's characters and the issues they
confronted-from sexuality to feminism to motherhood-this book looks at how the
show impacted viewers in the 1990s, what still resonates today, and what has
glaringly not kept up with the times.
This book focuses on the critical themes of voter empowerment and the defense of democratic principles. It explores strategies for enhancing civic engagement and the importance of informed participation in the electoral process. By highlighting real-life examples and actionable steps, it aims to inspire individuals to take an active role in shaping their communities and improving societal outcomes. The narrative emphasizes the connection between voting rights and the overall health of democracy, encouraging readers to recognize their power in effecting change.
Set against the backdrop of a time when women lacked voting rights, the narrative centers on a pioneering woman who boldly campaigned for the presidency. Her remarkable journey challenges historical narratives that have overlooked her contributions, highlighting themes of gender equality and the struggle for women's rights. This compelling account seeks to reclaim her legacy and illuminate the obstacles she faced in a male-dominated political landscape.
Annabeth, a passionate romantic, has been penning letters to her soul mate every birthday since she turned 16. Her unwavering belief in true love drives her to connect with this mysterious person, revealing her hopes and dreams. As she navigates the complexities of relationships and self-discovery, her journey explores the themes of love, destiny, and the significance of heartfelt communication.
Fierce Females on Television explores the evolution of female representation through iconic shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Charmed, and Orphan Black. It examines how these series have transformed the portrayal of women, highlighting the emergence of strong female characters and their impact on contemporary television narratives. The book delves into the cultural significance of these portrayals and their role in shaping audience perceptions of femininity and empowerment.
