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Candice Carty-Williams is a British author who has written for publications such as The Guardian, Vogue, and The Sunday Times. |
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Center has been compared to both Jane Austen and Nora Ephron, and the Dallas Morning News calls her stories, “satisfying in the most soul-nourishing way.” |
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Cosimano combines suspense and laughs with metafictional twists. Her writing features snarky female main characters. |
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Gelman’s writing features well-crafted dialogue with plenty of wit and snark. |
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American author Linda Holmes writes novels with kind characters, life revelations, and small towns. |
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Jaswal handles myriad familiar themes related to the complicated experiences of womanhood, immigration, and grief with a fresh voice. - Kirkus Reviews |
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Elinor Lipman writes humorous novels about contemporary American society. |
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Susan Mallery is a bestselling author of novels about the relationships that define women's lives—family, friendship, romance. |
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Rosen writes relatable, heartwarming characters with complex interpersonal relationships. |
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Radhika Sanghani is a writer specializing in comedy and an award-winning journalist. She regularly writes on women’s issues and social affairs for national newspapers and women’s magazines. |
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Jesse Q. Sutanto is a Chinese-Indonesian author. As of 2023, she has published nine novels for adults, young adults, and middle grade readers. She is most famous for her novel Dial A for Aunties, which won the 2021 Comedy Women in Print Prize and has been optioned for a film by Netflix. |
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Waxman writes flawed but relatable characters that reflect modern women. |
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Zigman is terrific at melding heartbreaking situations with humorous, evocative details without once veering off into saccharine sentimentality… – Boston Globe |
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