There was a time when being a female writer was looked down upon and to their works published or even read by a large number of people, women writers had to use what is called a pen name or pseudonyms to disguise their identity.

How did women's literature get it's start? Read about some of the history of women and the written word.

First time author Stephanie McAfee hits the New York Bestseller Lists with Diary of a Mad Fat Girl. A story that sucks you in from the beginning.

Sarah's Key by Tatiana De Rosnay is a fictional story about the round up of Jewish men, women, and children in Paris during the holocaust.

Sophie Scholl: The Real Story of the Woman who Defied Hitler. Sophie Scholl was a member of an underground, non-violent protest movement against Hitler's rule in Nazi Germany called the White Rose. An inspiring biography.

As banned book week begins, I thought we would take a look at books written by women that have been on a banned reading list.

Walk Worthy Press is a publisher committed to delivering the word of God through fiction.

A creative way to market your book!

Maya Angelou, noted author, offers grace, humor and refreshing insights through her memoirs and personal essays.

For the past five years or so a new type of women’s fiction has been taking readers by storm. The genre called Chic Lit or Chick Lit has hooked many readers despite the first doubts about the survival of these types of books.