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Sheila Williams
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Editor, Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
New York
Beats
Black culture Tennis PoliticsFootball Women's Basketball
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No Better Time: A Novel of the Spirited Women of the Six Triple Eight Central Postal Directory Battalion
By Sheila Williams Verified| Bookreporter Verified NO BETTER TIME is an important novel. You may think you know everything about World War II, but then here comes Sheila Williams with another missing chapter of the full story. The Black women who served with the Women’s Army Corps (commonly referring to themselves as WACs) during World War II were a distinctive group of enlisted females working overseas. Their contributions were imperative and progressive.
By Francis Spufford, Margot Livesey, Kelly Link, Sheila Williams Verified| Dandelion Chandelier@ New month, new books! Book Light is our Dandelion Chandelier curated list of the most-anticipated new book releases every month, and next up is February 2024. If you ask us, the perfect February read is sweet and spicy and full of heart. So what are the best new new novels, poetry collections, memoirs and other non-fiction books to read coming out in February 2024? Our intrepid team has been exploring and here’s what we found: over 30 new book releases coming soon that we cannot wait to read.
No Better Time: A Novel of the Spirited Women of the Six Triple Eight Central Postal Directory Battalion
By Sheila Williams Verified| Bookreporter Verified NO BETTER TIME is an important novel. You may think you know everything about World War II, but then here comes Sheila Williams with another missing chapter of the full story. The Black women who served with the Women’s Army Corps (commonly referring to themselves as WACs) during World War II were a distinctive group of enlisted females working overseas. Their contributions were imperative and progressive.
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Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
Norwalk, Connecticut, United States
+1 603-783-9998