Had it not been for Vincent van Gogh’s sister-in-law Jo van Gogh-Bonger, the world might never have heard of this renowned artist. Author Joan Fernandez tells Jo's story in her biographical novel, Saving Vincent.

Harlem Rhapsody is a novel about Jessie Redmon Fauset, a novelist, critic, and poet who mentored Black writers during the Harlem Renaissance

The inspiration and story behind N.J. Mastro's debut Solitary Walker: A Novel of Mary Wollstonecraft coming out this February.

Find out about #31titleswomeninhistory, an annual initiative in March promoting biographical novels about audacious women from the past.

If you're a fan of the musical The Sound of Music, then you'll love Michelle Moran's novel Maria, biofiction about Maria von Trapp.

Yellow Wife is a stunning novel inspired by the true story of Mary Lumpkin, a Black woman who turned a slave jail into a university.

Mrs. Lowe-Porter is a biographical novel by Jo Salas about Helen Lowe-Porter, the woman who translated Thomas Mann’s novels into English.

In The Lost Wife, Sarah Brinton is a fictional character based on Sarah Wakefield, a white woman taken captive in the 1862 US-Dakota War.