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“I think one of the takeaways of the book is that success kind of is a moment in time,” says author Susan Dominus.

They are athletes and activists. Filmmakers and photographers. Disruptors in the respective fields and disciplines. And each of them are pushing for progress in big and meaningful ways.

With more and more people prepping for Armageddon, the answers to this question are revealing – whether it’s Babybels, cash, crossbows or toilet paper, writes Emma Beddington

A servant girl is deep in the woods and on the run, in this exhilarating fable set in an embryonic America

The American’s latest novel, set in 17th-century New England, is a repetitive but lyrical story of a young woman’s flight from community and her battle for survival

Finding your way without the social template of romantic love is a tough challenge, but writers from Deborah Levy to Hanya Yanagihara offer clues to how it can be done

This slippery, anachronistic and strangely beautiful tale of patriarchy and power moves from revolutionary Paris to a lunar commune

New director Beejay Silcox has taken a broad brush to the political theme.

Author Lauren Groff's desire to run away to a "lesbian utopia" during the Trump administration was the unexpected spark for her latest novel, "Matrix", which plunges readers into the lives of nuns in medieval England. She joins us to talk about the influence of poetess Marie de France, and the…