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Hunger by Susan Musgrave,
Anatomy of a con artist by Johnathan Walton,
Algospeak by Adam Aleksic,
Every salad ever by Greta Podleski,
Are you mad at me? by Meg Josephson,
Proof by Adam Kucharski
Glitz, glam, and a damn good time by Jennifer Wright,
Cleaning house by Lindsay Dahl,
The devil reached toward the sky by Garrett M. Graff, (1981-)
Children like us by Brittany Penner,
7-ingredient Mediterranean
How to menopause by Tamsen Fadal,
The food for life cookbook by T. D. Spector
Heal the beasts by Philipp Schott,
21 days to learn to crochet by Émilie Penou,
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The book covers for Red Clocks, Exit Pursued by a Bear, We Jane, The Mothers, and This Little Light. They are outlined in pink and arranged in a line with each book angled away from the next. The background is shades of pink, red and purple with lighter splotches. Text reads May We Suggest: Reproductive Rights in Fiction.

May We Suggest

Fiction featuring reproductive rights past, present and future

While the subject of abortion was once only whispered about on screen, or merely hinted at on the page, modern fiction authors have written about abortion with candour and sincerity for some time now. The following books bring reproductive rights to the forefront and depict the loves, lives and choices of people in the past, present and possible future.

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