On the rise of female writers and female novels in the new era
Women in the new era. In the 20th century, women's works began to express their own thoughts and feelings. As time passed, female novels gradually became the mainstream of literature, providing readers with more reading choices. Female. In the first half of the 20th century, the literary works of women, Eliot, Pierce, and Gibbon began to be valued. Their works not only expressed their own thoughts and feelings, but also reflected the changes and progress of society at that time. In the latter half of the 20th century, female Atwood, Margaret Atwood, Maggie's Gift, Gone with the Wind and other works began to become mainstream. Their works not only reflected women's lives and emotions, but also showed women's pursuit of life and freedom. The rise of female novels and women. They expressed their inner world and thoughts through novels, and at the same time, they provided more reading choices for society. In the new era, women's novels not only reflected women's lives and emotions, but also showed women's pursuit of life and freedom. Women in the new era. Their works not only reflected the changes and progress of society, but also provided readers with more reading choices. At the same time, their efforts also laid the foundation for the future development of literature.