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The old girl, still kickin': Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand's massive ideological novel, turns 50.

• Authors : Teachout, Terry

• Source: National Review. 2007, Vol. 59, Issue 21, pages. 46

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The girls' guide to writing and publishing: novels aimed at young single women may know the sales pitch, but they haven't come a long way, baby.

• Authors : Attenberg, Jami

• Source: Print. 2006, Vol. 60, Issue 4, pages. 4

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Backchat - Dracula discovered in archives.

• Source: Information World Review. 2005, pages. 32

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Further female fiction.

• Source: The Bookseller. 2001, pages. 36

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From Cynisca to the pages of the TLS, if we write women out of history, we are getting only half the story.

• Authors : Lewis, Helen

• Source: New Statesman. 2015, Vol. 144, Issue 5287, pages. 1

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All grown up: Jennifer Weiner writes her own happy ending.

• Authors : Cochran, Tracy

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2004, Vol. 251, Issue 37, pages. 3

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An arsenal of war-based fiction: the centenary of the beginning of the first world war in June is prompting a slew of titles investigating the conflict's effect on women.

• Authors : Bartlett, Stacey

• Source: The Bookseller. 2014, Issue 5607, pages. 2

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Experience counts on Baileys list.

• Source: The Bookseller. 2015, Issue 5665, pages. 1

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Narrative anchors and the processes of story construction: the case of Margaret Atwood's The Blind Assassin

• Authors : Dancygier, Barbara

• Source: Style. Summer, 2007, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p133, 20 p.

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Many types of ambiguity: the enigma of Ingeborg Bachmann

• Authors : Boyers, Robert

• Source: Harper's Magazine. April, 2005, Vol. 310 Issue 1859, p92, 6 p.

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