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From its inception in California in 1974 to its highly acclaimed critical success at Joseph Papp's Public Theater and on Broadway, the Obie Award-winning for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf has excited, inspired, and transformed audiences all over the country. Passionate and fearless, Shange's words reveal what it is to be of color and female in the 20th century.

When they met at an airport, it was love at first sight. But in time, everything collapsed. As an unnamed but unforgettable woman muses on her life—from meet cute to marriage and parenthood—her recollections inexorably build to a devastating truth. In this shattering performance, Carey Mulligan, star of the critically lauded drama An Education, captivates audiences with playwright Dennis Kelly’s harrowing ruminations on family, ambition, gender, and violence.

Join the impulsive and self-absorbed Rhoda as she navigates the challenges of boarding school, discovering the profound lessons of recklessness and the power of forgiveness. A captivating tale that explores the complexities of youth and personal growth. (Summary by JudiMason)

The Girl From Scotland Yard by Edgar Wallace. This is another of the fine detective mysteries written by Edgar Wallace during the early part of the twentieth century. This particular story revolves around the adventures of one Leslie Maughn who is employed as an advisor to New Scotland Yard in the days before women could become actual police officers. Supervised by her boss, Inspector Coldwell, she unravels a complex plot created by the Druze family. The other main character in the story is Peter Dawlish, a recently released prisoner from Dartmoor Prison who naturally becomes the first ...

Dive straight into a captivating tale that pulls no punches. In this masterful satire, Balzac presents a vivid portrayal of Parisian society, reminiscent of Dantes Inferno, though the anticipation for the dramas onset might test your patience. Our enigmatic hero, Henri de Marsay, a product of a debauched Regency milord, navigates the cynical world of libertinism with unmatched charm. His target? The mesmerizing Paquita Valdes, whose golden eyes hold secrets of their own. But lurking in the shadows is a mysterious third figure, complicating their passionate entanglement. This novels shocking ...

Keith Lee Johnson continues the epic tale of Ibo Atikah Mustafa, a master of subversion, who loves it when her powerful competitors underestimate her skill. Little Black Girl Lost Book 5: Queens of New Orleans is the fast-paced rip-roaring sequel to Book 4: Captive. Lauren Renee Bouvier is on a mission and has a plan to destroy every Queen threatening her right to exist and thrive in New Orleans. Will she succeed? Or will her enemies discover her plans and turn victory into defeat?

In Edna Ferbers debut novel, Dawn O’Hara, the Girl Who Laughed, we meet Dawn, a weary newspaperwoman from New York who finds herself back in her Michigan hometown on the advice of her doctor. After years of living in boarding houses and supporting her brilliant yet mentally ill husband, Peter Orme, Dawn feels like a shadow of her former self at just twenty-eight. With the loving support of her sister Norah and the charming attentions of the handsome German doctor, Ernst Von Gerhard, she begins to reclaim her zest for life. Securing a newspaper job in Milwaukee opens the door to new ...

Orphaned and burdened with the responsibility of raising her younger sisters, Mabel dedicates her days to sewing, enduring long hours and meager pay. With unwavering faith, she confronts the challenges of their harsh reality, while her spirited sister grapples with feelings of injustice. Determined to unveil the hidden truths behind their misfortunes, Mabels journey is one of resilience and discovery. This captivating tale will resonate with fans of heartfelt family dramas, light-hearted mysteries, biting social critiques, and, of course, sewing machines! (Jennifer Fournier)

From New York Times bestselling author Karen Harper comes a novel based on the lives of two amazing sisters . . . One sailed the Titanic and started a fashion empire . . . The other overtook Hollywood and scandalized the world . . . Together, they were unstoppable. They rose from genteel poverty...

Dive into another captivating play by Pinero from the early 1900s, which explores the profound impact of stardom on the lives of both the celebrated and their loved ones. This poignant tale reminds us that there’s one thing finer than winning the woman you love, and that’s having the courage to give her up. Experience the intricate emotions and social commentary that resonate through the characters’ journeys. - Summary by ToddHW

When ex-con J. D. Smith lays out his kidnapping plan that comes complete with a one-million dollar payday to his ex-cellmate, he describes it as "a piece of cake". The "piece of cake", however, goes sour at the very beginning when they inadvertently grab the wrong girl, the daughter of a single-parent school teacher. "Let's just turn the girl loose, J. D.," pleads Rufus Elliot. "Her mother's a school teacher; we'll be lucky to get a five-year old Volvo for all our troubles!" But J. D. is determined to walk away with a cool million bucks in his jeans.

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Anne of Green Gables, one of the most widely read and best-loved stories in the world, is brought to life on this abridged, downloadable audiobook edition by actress Kate Harper. The Cuthberts are in for a shock. They are expecting an orphan boy to help with the work at Green Gables - but a...

Join the Kindred Spirits as they embark on their sophomore year at Briarwood College, where a new girl shakes up their world and challenges the established order. (Introduction by Linda Velwest)

When country girl Polly Milton visits her friend Fanny Shaw, she soon discovers that city life isnt quite the adventure she envisioned. Surrounded by a chaotic family dynamic, Polly draws upon the wisdom imparted by her mother to cultivate cheerfulness, honesty, and respect, embodying virtue in her actions. Four years later, Polly returns, determined to make a living as a music teacher, only to find herself entangled in a web of heartache, love triangles, and unexpected challenges. Pollys journey reveals that the aspirations of an old-fashioned girl can indeed blossom into reality.

Dive into the vibrant world of The Roaring Girl, a thrilling Jacobean comedy co-written by Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker, first published in 1611. This entertaining play tells the captivating story of Mary Frith, famously known as Moll Cutpurse, a woman who defied societal norms and earned a reputation as a fierce virago in early 17th-century London. The term roaring girl is a playful twist on roaring boy, which referred to young men who led wild, unruly lives. As Moll navigates her adventures in cross-dressing, the play intertwines her escapades with the romantic pursuits of three ...

Flawda Girls’ Diaries is an audio collection of some almost entirely untrue short stories that trace the divine feminine through dirt roads, orange groves, and their unspoken truths tucked inside a Southern Black girl’s diary.Inspired by the short story collection Quiet Storms of a Flawda Girl’s Diary, these episodes carry the voices of women and girls from the 20th and 21st centuries as they confess their most provocative passions, irreverent truths, and secret reckonings.Told through diary entries, each episode takes you on an intimate journey through love, loss, healing, humor, magic,...

"Invisible Connections: A Taxi Ride in Times Square" - Join us as we dive into an unforgettable New York City story, set against the vibrant backdrop of Times Square. This podcast episode captures the heartfelt journey of Malik, a seasoned Black taxi driver, and Amy, a young bartender struggling to make ends meet. Their unexpected conversation takes listeners through raw themes of resilience, facing racism, family pressures, and overcoming body shaming. Experience the soul of New York through the voices of two strangers who find solace and strength in each other's stories

Once, they were the “Murder Girls” — two tween sleuths turned small-town legends. Then came the fame, the fallout, and a decade of silence. Now Mags Park is back in Avalon Falls to inherit her late aunt’s curiosity shop — and to cross paths with her estranged former sleuthing partner, Amy O’Connell. In a town where the fog never lifts and the past never stays buried, curiosity might be the most dangerous inheritance of all. A stylized neo-noir mystery with heightened dialogue, banter, and a surreal edge.

Not all lives are lived the same. A stranger steps out of the rain and into a quiet British life, changing everything. Dark, intimate, and character-driven, The Other Lotus Girl is a standalone thriller podcast that keeps the focus on human tension rather than graphic detail. Set within the Janus Origin Universe, this story stands on its own, yet the threads will eventually merge. 🎧 New episodes weekly. 📚 Explore more at danielariddle.com, including the novel Janus Origin – Threads of Control.