Book Blogs

How amusing, yet absurd, is it that people obsess over sex endlessly, and then shame others for the same desires? Do we shame anyone for being hungry, feeling pain, or shivering in cold? Perhaps not, because all of these are

Women’s sexuality is often treated as something to be hidden, whispered about, or judged harshly. Despite advances in feminism and sex positivity, the society at large continues to impose limits on how women explore, express, or even acknowledge their own

In every generation, women have searched for the words to describe what it means to live freely inside our own bodies. While many have found the reasons to love unapologetically, to feel without fear, and to write without shame. For

Every woman encounters the silent battles of expectations where they are expected to follow a certain set of rules about the way they behaves, look, love, and express their passion. From the time we are little girls, we’re taught to

In a world driven by lots of movements and aspirations, we often question whether we still need to have literature that works on feminism and women’s empowerment. On the surface, we, the women, have achieved a lot more than we

Feminist literature over the years is no longer a genre where only women’s rights and liberation are discussed. Instead, feminist themes have evolved more inclusively to cater to female agency and sensuality. Words and terminologies that include passion and desire

In 2025, feminist literature is not just about theory or slogans. It’s about stories that feel real. It’s about voices that speak plainly, honestly, and without fear of judgment. The Practical Seductress by Sue Camaione is one of those books.

The demand for feminist books in 2025 reflects more than a trend. It marks a growing shift in how readers are engaging with identity, power, and sexual autonomy. As feminism continues to evolve, authors are responding with bolder and more