Spotlight on Rita Mae Brown

Rita Mae Brown is the author of the Mrs. Murphy mystery series, an noted activist and celebrity in her own right. She is best known for her first novel Rubyfruit Jungle. Published in 1973, it dealt with lesbian themes in an explicit manner unusual for the time. Brown is also a mystery writer and screenwriter.

 Charlie Rose interviews Judy Blume, Ken Follett and Rita Mae Brown about censorship.



http://www.ritamaebrownbooks.com/books/rubyfruit-jungle-tr

"Writers will happen in the best of families." – Rita Mae Brown #quoteoftheday pic.twitter.com/kLvU2EuS0w

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Antigone

Antigone ; Based on the Play by Sophocles Paperback – 2003 by Sophocles ; Adapted by Kate Davis (Author)
 
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Kayaro Used Books On Instagram

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Reading List: Monkey Hunting, Something Borrowed and George Washington graphic novel

Here are a few items that we have put on our wish list! If you feel like supporting a book nerd, feel free to choose your gift here, lol! -
George Washington: The Life of an American Patriot (Graphic Nonfiction) Library Binding – February 28, 2005 by David West


Monkey Hunting (Ballantine Reader's Circle) Paperback by Cristina García

Something Borrowed Paperback by Emily Giffin