Pamela Biggs

Endlessly fascinating, dark and bright, The Red Shoes (1948) employs every branch of the cinematic arts to sweep the audience off its feet, invigorate

A piercing blend of memoir, criticism and biography examining how women writers across the centuries carved out intellectual freedom for themselves -

- USA Today/Pop CandyA riveting coming-of-age classic, Chocolates for Breakfast became an international sensation upon its initial publication in 1956

Intended as an introduction to women`s studies, this guide brings together a diverse group of academics, artists, and activists who explore the issues

A piercing blend of memoir, criticism and biography examining how women writers across the centuries carved out intellectual freedom for themselves, a

The untold story of how Cambridge University locked up women in their own private prison - and how the town fought to free them.

Emma Biggs, an enthusiastic 13-year-old with a love of gardening, shares her just-for-kids advice on growing a food garden, including theme garden ide