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Women's History Month

Women's History Month

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Cover of "Sarah— Of Fragments and Lines," by Julie Carr, which features a blue and green watercolor background and four little birds sitting on a wire.

Sarah—Of Fragments and Lines

Cover of "Autopsy of an Engine," by Lolita Hernandez, featuring the front bumper of a red Cadillac, the Cadillac emblem, and the metallic grill.

Autopsy of an Engine

Cover of "Drawing the Line," by Lawson Fusao Inada, which is colored orange on the left side, while the right side contains a painting of a mountainous landscape.

Drawing the Line

Cover of "Mr. and Mrs. Doctor," by Julie Iromuanya, which features a rippled photo of a tall house with a porch and an American flag connected to the porch.

Mr. and Mrs. Doctor

Cover of "Teahouse of the Almighty," by Patricia Smith, which features a drawing of a Black woman wearing a bright orange dress.

Teahouse of the Almighty

Cover of "The Blue Girl," by Laurie Foos, which has a pink background and an image of a moon pie above the title.

The Blue Girl

Cover of "The Iovis Trilogy," by Anne Waldman, which has a faint yellow mandala design at the top of the page with a tribal statue in front of it, and the rest of the cover is in black.

The Iovis Trilogy

Book Cover of "The Aquatics" featuring a man's face overlayed by red waves on a red background

The Aquatics

Cover image of Eimear McBride's "A Girl is a Half-formed Thing" on a white background with a tangled abstract image containing the title.

A Girl is a Half-formed Thing

Cover of Jessica Treat's "A Robber in the House," featuring a black and white abstract image of a face on a red background.

A Robber in the House

Cover of "Distance & Direction," by Judith Kitchen, which is a small sketch of tall buildings with a telephone wire strung between. These sketches are done in black ink against a light yellow paper.

Distance and Direction

Cover of "Her Wild American Self." by M. Evelina Galang, featuring a drawn portrait of the author, as well as an image of a group of people of various ages in shades of red and white.

Her Wild American Self

Cover of "Night Train," by Lise Erdrich, which features an image of several mailboxes; some of them are open and have letters in them, some of them are closed.

Night Train

Cover of "Shoulder Season," by Ange Mlinko, featuring several illustrations of random objects, such as a skeletal horse, a statute of a lion with wings, and a sailboat on green water.

Shoulder Season

Book cover featuring image of a woman's face in blue and yellow tones that fades into abstract outlines on a tan background

ULULU (Clown Shrapnel)

Cover of "Skirt Full of Black," by Sun Yung Shin, which has an illustration of an orange typewriter, as well as a blue and black background that has white letters spilling on to the black portion.

Skirt Full of Black

Cover image of Brenda Coultas's "A Handmade Museum" with a blue and green colors and a chain-link fence in the background, as well as a focus on graffitied walls.

A Handmade Museum

Cover of "A Long Way From St. Louie" by Collen J. McElroy, with a dark blue background and orange flowers, as well as the back of a lady dressed in orange wearing a large orange hat.

A Long Way from St. Louie

Cover of Sandra Benitez's "A Place Where the Sea Remembers," featuring an old lady holding a candle with a bird flying behind her.

A Place Where the Sea Remembers

Cover of "One Small Saga," by Bobbie Louise Hawkins, which is a plain deep red color that gets slightly brighter at the top of the cover.

One Small Saga

Cover of "The Complexities of Intimacy," byMary Capongro, which shows three wooden dolls in ragged clothing standing with their arms stretched wide.

The Complexities of Intimacy

Cover of "Sleight," by Kirsten Kaschock, which shows the inside of a box that has been woven through with paper containing letters, as well as a few pieces of string hanging down from the top of the box, and a broken silhouette of a person.

Sleight

Cover of "So What So That," by Marjorie Welish, which features a light green background with the title in a charcoal grey color and large font.

So What So That

Cover of "Garden Primitives," by Danielle Sosin, which features a close up image of a the wings and body of a green moth.

Garden Primitives

Cover of "Horse, Flower, Bird," by Kate Bernheimer, featuring a blue creature; the body of an ostrich, the head of a woman, and feathers in the shape of a large flower.

Horse, Flower, Bird

Cover of "Let the Dark Flower Blossom," by Norah Labiner, featuring an image of a field covered in snow and a cluster of bare-limbed trees.

Let the Dark Flower Blossom

Cover of "My Love, My Love, or The Peasant Girl," by Rosa Guy, which features an image of the beach as the tide is going out, which reveals a spiral seashell.

My Love, My Love, or The Peasant Girl

Cover of "The Mirror of Monsters and Prodigies," by Pamela Ditchoff, which shows a distorted drawing of a man looking into a mirror.

The Mirror of Monsters and Prodigies

book cover featuring image of a crow peering into a yellow window from the branch of a pine tree with snow along the windowpane on a black background

The Shape of Wilderness

The cover of "A .38 Special and a Broken Heart" featuring a black background and a pair of cowboy boots covered in hearts and thorny roses.

A .38 Special and a Broken Heart

Cover of Jonis Agee's "Acts of Love on the Indigo Road," with a stormy sky and a dirt road in between two green fields.

Acts of Love on Indigo Road

Cover of "All Fall Down," By Mary Caponegro, with a black background, three silhouetted birds, and a clear blue sky in the distance.

All Fall Down

Cover of "Portrait of the Walurs By A Young Artist," by Laurie Foos, which features illustrations of a spray paint bottle, some kind of emoji, and a slice of green pizza.

Portrait of the Walrus by a Young Artist

Cover of "Body Clock," by Eleni Sikelianos, on a black background with colorful objects falling from a colorful orb in the corner of the cover.

Body Clock

Cover of "Earliest Worlds," by Eleni Sikelianos, which features a window looking out towards a few buildings, and this window is also bordered by green and orange colors.

Earliest Worlds

Cover of "Find the Girl," by Lightsey Darst, featuring a blurred image of police yellow tape.

Find the Girl

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