LeGuin or Barbara Kingsolver or Dorothy Allison or Lidia Yuknavitch or Judy Blume or-see what I mean? And I realize there are some author names missing, but they will go on the other list. Because how in the hell is anyone expected to list just one title by Margaret Atwood or Ursula K. What I loved most about pulling this list together (aside from how easily everyone could rattle off books/authors), is the number of authors for whom many of us said, “Anything and everything by her!” With that in mind, I will also post a list of just the authors. The commenters were from a blend of male, female, and genderqueer authors, editors, and publishers within the Portland literary community. Three hours and 87 comments later, we had a list. I posted a link to the article on Facebook and asked my friends if we could do better. So it should come as no surprise that Time‘s list was severely lacking one thing: female authors.
So where did Time go for their list? Reddit. There are tons of book lists all over the Internet. In July, 2015 Time ran an article entitled 35 Books Everyone Should Read in Their Lifetime.
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