John Feinstein, the legendary U.S. sports writer, died suddenly this week. He was 69 years old. The Washington Post, which ...

Her prolific output of works was matched by her popularity, becoming more celebrated in Britain than such French male writers as Victor Hugo and Honoré de Balzac. In 1831, when she was still an ...

Because, while as one Twitter user noted Waugh would "be furious that journalists are still making this mistake," women have a history of passing as male writers and of choosing gender ambiguous ...

It’s been 200 years since George Eliot’s birth, so why are female authors still choosing to publish their work under male names? There are some interesting things you may or may not know about ...

Perhaps because of the space these women have gradually carved out – space for writing that’s unafraid of asserting itself – male writers are also taking swings with big-ego books once again.