Guest Blogger Talia Weisberg on Belva Lockwood: Unlocking Doors for Women

Scandalous Women is pleased to welcome Guest Blogger Talia Weisberg. Talia is a self-described radical feminist. She won the 2009 Regional N...

Book Alert: Seneca Falls and the Origins of the Women's Right's Movement

Anne Zaccardelli, Library and Online Sales Assistant, at the Oxford University Press alerted me to the paperback release of this book. Synop...

Scandalous Book Review: Lessons in French by Laura Kinsale

As you know, I don't really review historical romances on this blog, but I couldn't resist when Sourcebooks gave me the chance to re...

Scandalous Book Review: Louisa May Alcott, The Woman Behind Little Women

I recently watched the American Master's program on Louisa May Alcott.  More a docurama, than a documentary Broadway actors Elizabeth Ma...

The Winner of Scoundrel's Kiss is

The Winner of Carrie Lofty's new release Scoundrel's Kiss is Johanne I will be emailing you shortly to get your address. Congratulat...

Code Name Cynthia: The Life of Elizabeth Thorpe Pack

Betty Pack was blond, beautiful and a spy. Daring and courageous, she wasn’t afraid to her use her beauty as well as her brains in her quest...

Scandalous Interview and Giveaway with Author Carrie Lofty

Scandalous Women is pleased to welcome historical romance author Carrie Lofty to the blog. Carrie is the author of Scoundrel's Kiss wh...

Scandalous Movie Review: Lady Sings The Blues

Lady Sings The Blues (1972) Paramount Pictures Directed by Sidney J. Furie Screenplay: Terence McCloy, Chris Clark & Suzanne de Passe B...