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"Everything remembers and speaks to those who will listen."
An annual list of the best books we read in 2025, from Cita Press contributors, staff, collaborators, and readers.
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"I may not all your meaning understand, / But I have touched your soul in shadow-land."
Mapping Indigenous poetry in North America today (via Joy Harjo) and yesterday; poems by E. Pauline Johnson and Jane Johnstone Schoolcraft; the…
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"And thro' the darkness saw strange faces grin..."
Exploring feminist horror lit through stories by Mary Shelley, Louisa May Alcott, Virginia Woolf, & DeReath Byrd Busey; a spooky poem by Christina…
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"Life is not a series of gig lamps symmetrically arranged; but a luminous halo..."
Introducing A Luminous Halo: Selected Writings by Virginia Woolf; behind the scenes of creating the book & cover; an open door for common readers.
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"There is a mystery in things to come"
Women [we want to read] in Translation, feat. Albertina Bertha, Ntšeliseng 'Masechele Khaketla, and Na Hye-sŏk
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"...language as a right to being."
Daniel Saldaña París on AI and translating Nellie Bly; María Luisa Puga, Pita Amor, Josefina Vicens; Cita Press in person; & more...
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"someone will remember us...even in another time"
On knowing of each others' existences: Audre Lorde and Angelina Weld Grimké; Barbara Smith on the continuum; Sappho, Bryher, Elsa Gidlow.
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"...you might arrive at yourself."
On legacy: marking 'firsts' vs. mapping relationships; Edith (Sui Sin Far) & Winnifred (Onoto Watanna) Eaton; Miné Okubo, Diana Chang.
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"To clear the drifts of spring"
Five poems from 100 years ago; Angelina Weld Grimké, Mina Loy, Anne Spencer, Alfonsina Storni & Sylvia Townsend Warner.
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"...these visible and invisible things..."
Wrapping up Women's History Month by exploring online archives, making Malinda Russell's lemon cake, & celebrating people "whose names we do not easily…
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"Your world is as big as you make it."
On the S Street Salon, a 1920s creative community for Black women writers; Georgia Douglas Johnson, Alice Dunbar-Nelson, and Louise E. Jefferson…
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"...let the line of thought dip deep into the stream."
On the enduring, essential power of A Room of One's Own; the women who shaped Woolf; "repairing" the past via the public domain?; and more.
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"So much of any year is flammable... so little is a stone."
Closing out a year with favorite reads of 2024 from Cita staff, contributors, partners, & readers.
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“nos sembraron miedo, nos crecieron alas…”/“they sowed fear in us, we grew wings...”
On our new Spanish-language edition of Women Resisting Violence; Ella Cara Deloria and Nellie Two Bear Gates; & more!
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