in BBC, Condé Nast Traveler, The Week, Travel + Leisure, and Vogue.
At People magazine she tagged thirteen novels "that capture the complex friendships between women in every shade of light and dark." One title on the list:
The Island of Sea Women by Lisa SeeRead about another novel on the list.
In this triumphant historical saga, Young-sook and Mi-ja are two free divers and close friends whose lives unfold against a heartbreaking political backdrop that disrupts a matrilineal society on Jeju island, South Korea.
The Island of Sea Women is among the Amazon Book Review's thirteen favorite novels that showcase fierce and fiery female protagonists, Sara Roncero-Menendez's twelve great reads that celebrate the bonds between women, and Vanessa Wilkie's seven provocative books of feminist history.
--Marshal Zeringue


