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The Case of Mistress Mary Hampson

From the Daily Mail comes a harrowing tale of marital abuse from the 17th century: A pamphlet detailing the beatings, threats and intimidat...

Bel Mooney's review of Jung Chang's "Empress Dowager Cixi" from the Mail Online: She was a version of Margaret Thatcher, ...

It seems today every man and his dog has a blog reviewing books - some are professional reviewers, many are amatuers. Many blog / review on...

From the Guardian : Pendle: a place synonymous with witches and Britain's most notorious diabolism trials. The candle-passing parlour ...

From the Daily Record : THEY are the women history has chosen to forget – the 2500 Scots banished to Tasmania for the pettiest of crimes. T...

Review of "Calling Invisible Women" by Ben Steelman at Star News Online : Ever since H.G. Wells' 1897 novel, the notion of inv...

From We-enews : Edward L. Bernays, Heywood Broun and Harold Ross have long been lauded as media innovators, their accomplishments chronicled...

From the Wall Street Journal: Rachelle Bergstein's " Women From the Ankle Down " traces this quest through the lives of Americ...

From the Guardian : We believe in sexual freedom. We take it for granted that consenting men and women have the right to do what they like w...

This work by Lawrence Durrell is a 1954 translation of the Greek Papissa Joanna of Emmannuel Royidis which was written in 1886. As such, ...

Review by Abbas Jaffer is Associate Editor of Altmuslimah : The question of what Muslim women’s veiling means in America is a highly politic...

From the Sunday Pioneer : Mughal history, as we know it, is all about how the Muslim rulers won over vast tracts of land and established ki...