This audiobook explores how patriarchal systems construct "female fear" through myths and lies, using examples from around the world to demonstrate how fear is employed to subjugate and punish women. It offers a sobering account of patriarchal violence alongside a hopeful vision for feminist action globally.

This audiobook explores the historically overlooked but powerful economic influence of women in ancient societies through their mastery of textile arts, from the earliest spun fibers to the Industrial Revolution. It argues that by focusing on fabric production, women shaped economies and societies in ways previously unacknowledged by historical accounts.

This is Ali Smith's contemporary, funny, and poetic retelling of Ovid's joyful metamorphosis. It explores love, transformation, and fluidity through modern circumstances.

This audiobook chronicles Emily Lynn Paulson's journey to the top of a multilevel marketing scheme, exposing its addictive nature, broken relationships, and alarming ties to white supremacy. It offers a sharp, witty, and critical look at MLM culture, revealing its isolating tactics and cult-like ideologies.

This audiobook tells the true story of Dorothy Horstmann, a determined female doctor who risked everything in the race to stop a polio pandemic by discovering the virus's hiding place in blood. Her groundbreaking work and ethical choices ultimately shaped the fate of a life-saving vaccine.

Multispecies feminist theorist Donna J. Haraway proposes the "Chthulucene" epoch, emphasizing our inextricable links with non-humans and the need for "making-with" to build livable futures on a damaged earth. This work explores speculative feminism and fabulation to understand and navigate our complex ecological reality.

A competent but frustrated high school VP creates a masculine online persona to escape her difficult reality. When the lax Student Body President joins the game and their online alter egos unexpectedly connect, they begin to fall for each other, unaware of their real-world identities.

In post-war Milan, a group of women rebuild their lives in an occupied attic, navigating secrets and survival amidst the ruins. This novel explores their search for dignity, dreams, and independence as they grapple with the weight of their past.

This "raw and lyrical" memoir-in-essays by Kaila Yu explores her journey as a former pinup model reckoning with Asian fetishization. It delves into how media, pop culture, and colonialism shaped destructive stereotypes of Asian women and her personal path to self-love and healing.

In this gothic horror novel, a glamorous socialite travels to a remote mansion to rescue her cousin from a sinister family, only to find herself ensnared by dark secrets and a house that invades her dreams. She must uncover buried violence and madness to save her cousin, and perhaps herself, from the terrifying allure of High Place.

"Wrightales" offers whimsical, imaginative fairy tales for adults, exploring life's quandaries with humor. This collection features nine original stories about finding happiness, love, and chasing away darkness, populated with magic, mythical creatures, and everyday wonders.

This unabridged audiobook, based on the true story of Belle da Costa Greene, follows a Black woman who, in 1900s New York, defies racial barriers to become a celebrated librarian for J.P. Morgan, all while hiding her true identity. It's a tale of ambition, societal constraints, and the pursuit of freedom.

"Practicing New Worlds" offers a guide to abolitionist organizing, drawing on principles of emergence and adaptation to build a world free of surveillance, police, and prisons. It explores transformative strategies for survival and resistance against racial capitalism, informed by real-world organizer experiences and the vision of creating a thriving, interdependent future.

This audiobook features Andrea Dworkin's provocative work "Intercourse," arguing that within male supremacist societies, sex is a core element of female subordination. Ariel Levy's introduction discusses Dworkin's enduring impact and the central feminist question of fighting power within intimate relationships.

This audiobook features Andrea Dworkin's controversial work, *Intercourse*, which argues that sex between men and women in a male supremacist society is a tool of female subordination. Narrated by Tanya Eby, the unabridged edition includes an introduction by Ariel Levy reflecting on Dworkin's legacy and the enduring feminist question of challenging power within intimate relationships.

Winner of the Orwell Prize, this powerful audiobook chronicles the courage of Ukrainian women in the resistance during the Russian invasion, written by poet Victoria Amelina before her tragic death while researching war crimes. It's an intimate and honest testament to the ravages of war and the heroism of ordinary people fighting back.

"How to Kill a Witch" by Zoe Venditozzi and Claire Mitchell details the 1563 Scottish Witchcraft Act, which codified violence against women and initiated widespread witch hunts. The audiobook explores the bureaucratic and misogynistic process of accusing, trying, and executing women as witches, drawing parallels to modern struggles for justice.

This audiobook, read by its authors Zoe Venditozzi and Claire Mitchell, chronicles the grim, bureaucratic process of witch trials in 1563 Scotland. It explores how the Witchcraft Act codified violence against women, leading to devastating witch hunts that still resonate with modern struggles for justice and equality.

This is a striking memoir and art book by Andrea Werhun, documenting her sex work career with photography and powerful words, exploring its various facets from joy to heartbreak, and the complex identities sex workers adopt. It delves into the modern perception of sex workers and the challenges they face, becoming a major motion picture produced by Sean Baker.

This unabridged audiobook, read by Angela Davis, is a powerful autobiography detailing her formative years as a leading political activist in the Black Liberation, feminist, queer, and prison-abolitionist movements. It chronicles her journey from a childhood in Birmingham to her involvement in significant political trials and organizations, offering a classic account of a life dedicated to struggle.

This epic novel chronicles Boudicca's legendary rebellion through the eyes of her youngest daughter, Solina, who seeks revenge against Rome. Solina's journey from Britain to Nero's empire explores what resistance means and forces her to define her own legacy as Boudicca's daughter.

This unabridged audiobook tells the story of Boudicca's rebellion through the eyes of her youngest daughter, Solina. Solina, who possesses her mother's traits and her father's druidic gifts, seeks revenge against Rome and must navigate her complex relationship with the Empire after her mother's fall.

Angela Davis recounts her formative years as a political activist across various movements, from her childhood to her involvement with significant organizations and her experiences with the justice system. This unabridged autobiography, read by Davis herself, offers a brilliant and humorous account of a life dedicated to struggle.

In Dorothy Whipple's "High Wages," Jane Carter escapes her past to become a skilled shop assistant, but exploitation leads her to start her own dressmaking business. This unabridged audiobook, read by Sara Poyzer, follows Jane's journey of entrepreneurship, love, and friendship against the backdrop of WWI.