15 books by women to read this fall 📚

The Huffington Post Culture Shift is a weekly newsletter curated by the HuffPost Culture writers and editors. This week we're talking about the "Renoir Sucks" movement, what it's like to grow up as Vincent van Gogh's relative, books by women you need to read this fall, a post-Soviet epic, and the art of collage. What We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Women And Hair No group has a more fraught relationship with hair than black American women. But a new anthology on women and hair barely acknowledges the elephant in the room. (Read more here) Television's Nerdiest Indian Gets Real Kunal Nayyar, the shy astrophysicist who rules Monday nights, talks girls and grit in his new memoir. (Read more here) Leader Of 'Renoir Sucks' Movement Challenges Critic To A Duel To The Death Before Renoir, Max Geller took on Judge Mathis and Israel. (Read more here) What's It Like To Be Vincent Van Gogh's Relative Van Gogh's great grandnephew shares what it's like growing up as the artist's descendent. (Read more here) 15 Fantastic Books By Women To Read This Fall Marital tumult, female friendships and unconventional memoirs make up this fall's biggest new books. (Read more here) This Epic New Book WILL Make You Cry. But It's Worth It. A soldier, a ballerina, and a space museum manager make up this tear-jerking, post-Soviet epic. (Read more here) Growing Up With Jewel Still sensitive, less sentimental, Jewel revisits the vulnerable folk hits that made her popular 20 years ago. (Read more here) Welcome To The Radical World Of Contemporary Collage The art of collage is not just about cutting and pasting. (Read more here) Follow HuffPost Arts and Books on Facebook and Twitter Unsubscribe | Forward | Manage your notification preferences 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003