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Europe:
Virginia Woolf: Orlando - Classics, UK
Caroline Storgaard Gyldmark Jeg - Dane, modern
Fleur Jaeggy: S. S. Proleterka - Switzerland
Marta Breen: Kvinder i kamp: 150 års kamp for frihed, lighed, søsterskab! AKA Women in Battle Graphic novel, Feminism, Norway
Belinda Bauer: Exit
Ulla Ryum: Natsangersken
Americas:
Tiphanie Yanique; Kvinde, hustru, kone
Djuna Barnes: The Lydia Steptoe Stories
Lisa Taddeo: Weekend i forstaden

More Europe - Balkans in particular
Africa:
Rebeka Njau: Ripples in the Pool 50AW
NoViolet Bulawayo: We Need New Names 50AW
More:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/list...

Tuberculosis 2020
Villadsen, Rikke
Analfabeten
Kristóf, Ágota
Okorafor, Nnedi
LaGuardia
Hun navnløser dem
Le Guin, Ursula K.
They: A Sequence of Unease
Dick, Kay
Samling
Brown, Natasha *
Ramt af ingenting: En glemmebog
Jessen, Ida
Out of Africa
Dinesen, Isak
Din bedstefar Vasja
Rakhmanko, Anna
De voksne
Ditlevsen, Tove
Frie oplevelser
Parsipur, Shahrnush
Rizzio
Mina, Denise *
Syrenerne blomstrer i Skt. Petersborg
Bessa-Luís, Agustina
Apollo
Adichie, Chimamanda Ngozi
Simpel lidenskab
Ernaux, Annie
Inderligt
Atwood, Margaret *
Omina
Aidt, Naja Marie
På min huds sorthed
Nin, Aaiún
Om brud
Aidt, Naja Marie
Konens historie
Le Guin, Ursula K.
Mary Ventura and the Ninth Kingdom
Plath, Sylvia
Dominga
Bessa-Luís, Agustina
Omsorg
Keegan, Claire
Zikora
Adichie, Chimamanda Ngozi
The Catalyst 33
Јорданова, Ирена
Kvinde, hustru, kone
Yanique, Tiphanie *
Books mentioned in this topic
Natsangersken (other topics)Exit (other topics)
The Lydia Steptoe Stories (other topics)
Kvinde, hustru, kone (other topics)
Weekend i forstaden (other topics)
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So yeah. I have a few female nobel winners left unread, I also have a few African countries I'm trying to complete the continent this year, and I have an intention to read some of the blanks on my European map (Balkans mostly) - and where I can, I want those to be women.
I also have some long overdue ladies waiting on my 50 african women everyone should read - challenge, that would fit here...
So I think I'll just add my women read - and lump them into some of these categories as I go. And add some planned reading in case others can use it as inspiration :)